A & E

	'Salt': Flat By Frederik Sisa @ 4:00 PM July 30, 2010 Found in: Film What ever happened to the humble vial of truth serum? A few drops of the stuff and suspects were chirpier than a colony of birds on a telephone wire. It was the epitome of spy movie interrogation technology. The real drama, of course, came from the pitting of mind vs. mind, spy vs. counterspy, in tense, unaided confrontations across a table. Now we get neural imaging devices that scan a suspect’s brain in real-time to root out deception, which is convenient as it illustrates how much technology — both real and speculative — has infiltrated our spy movies. Like the dilemma facing the intelligence services, people have given way to machines.read
	‘The Sorcerer’s Apprentice’: Welcome Back, Magic By Frederik Sisa @ 1:00 PM July 23, 2010 Found in: Film Dismissed by many among the film cognoscenti as shallow spectacle and proclaimed a flop by the media for raking in a mere $24 million on its five-day opening weekend — Disney’s second misfire after “Prince of Persia” — “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” seems positioned for box office oblivion. read
	Inception: Into the Maze We Go By Frederik Sisa @ 1:00 PM July 16, 2010 Found in: Film Handling dreams like Russian nested dolls is perhaps not, in itself, the most innovative concept given movies like “The Matrix,” “Nightmare on Elm Street” and “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.” read
	Tonight in the Courtyard: New Orleans Sounds Meet Texas By Garth Sanders @ 11:00 AM July 15, 2010 Found in: A & E Week Two of the Culver City Summer Music Festival tonight at 7 in the Courtyard of City Hall will not resemble Opening Night in any manner. read
	The Butcher’s Thumb: Both Up and Down By Frederik Sisa @ 10:00 AM July 14, 2010 Found in: A & E Here’s the foremost question underlying Greg Haas’ “The Butcher’s Thumb”: Does it work to excavate or exploit a wound still receptive to salt? Ten years after the 2000 elections, the country is still stuffed with Democrats and their supporters smarting, mutely, over Gore’s loss to Bush. Or, to put it bluntly, Bush’s theft of the election and the aftermath of his assuming the Presidency. read
	Public Theatre Plays Return to Carlson Park on Saturday By My Opinion @ 4:00 PM July 13, 2010 Found in: A & E From Sharon Savene On Saturday afternoon, Culver City Public Theatre unveils its 12th season of free theater in Carlson Park for families and theatre fans of all ages. read
	Gary Cooper, Ida Lupino and Raoul Walsh — Star Players from a Wonderful Year, 1941 By Ross Hawkins @ 2:00 PM July 09, 2010 Found in: A & E Third of four parts Re “ ‘Sullivan’s Travels’ Helped to Make 1941 the Best Ever Year” read
	The Little Foxes’ Is Next on the Best of ’41 List By Ross Hawkins @ 1:00 PM July 07, 2010 Found in: A & E Third of four parts Re “ ‘Sullivan’s Travels’ Helped to Make 1941 the Best Ever Year” read
	‘Sullivan’s Travels’ Helped to Make 1941 the Best Ever Year By Ross Hawkins @ 12:00 PM July 06, 2010 Found in: A & E Second of four parts Re “Was 1939 Really Hollywood’s Golden Year?” read
	Was 1939 Really Hollywood's Golden Year? By Ross Hawkins @ 7:00 AM July 05, 2010 Found in: A & E First in a four-part series read