Monday, March 14, 2011

L.A. Times - Entertainment News

L.A. Times - Entertainment News

'The Good Wife' marries politics with drama

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The CBS show's sophisticated take on current events, served up with sex and romance, helps make it one of the wonkiest and raciest on TV.

The CBS show's sophisticated take on current events, served up with sex and romance, helps make it one of the wonkiest and raciest on TV.


Israel's immigrant wave has personal side in 'The Human Resources Manager'

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Director Eran Riklis' new film puts a human face on the conflicts and pressures brought about by country's growing multicultural workforce.

Director Eran Riklis' new film puts a human face on the conflicts and pressures brought about by country's growing multicultural workforce.


Box Office: 'Battle: Los Angeles' wins weekend, leaving 'Mars Needs Moms' in dust

Posted: 13 Mar 2011 12:44 PM PDT


"Battle: Los Angeles," this weekend's No. 1 movie, caused some damage at the box office -- but it was "Mars Needs Moms" that truly got demolished.

"Battle: Los Angeles," this weekend's No. 1 movie, caused some damage at the box office -- but it was "Mars Needs Moms" that truly got demolished.


'Jane Eyre' opens to highest per-theater average of 2011

Posted: 13 Mar 2011 12:43 PM PDT


Just like its strong-willed heroine, "Jane Eyre" is proving to be a quiet-but-powerful force.

Just like its strong-willed heroine, "Jane Eyre" is proving to be a quiet-but-powerful force.


Classic Hollywood: Robert Forster rides on

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Since riding nude on a horse in 'Reflections in a Golden Eye' (playing Sunday at the Aero), the actor's career has had its stops and starts. He'll soon be on 'Alcatraz.'

Since riding nude on a horse in 'Reflections in a Golden Eye' (playing Sunday at the Aero), the actor's career has had its stops and starts. He'll soon be on 'Alcatraz.'


SXSW: 'Super' director James Gunn on God, drugs, Batman and Ellen Page

Posted: 13 Mar 2011 03:14 PM PDT


Director James Gunn, best known for his 2006 horror comedy "Slither," on the lack of God in mainstream American cinema and whether we might reach a point of too many superhero films.

Director James Gunn, best known for his 2006 horror comedy "Slither," on the lack of God in mainstream American cinema and whether we might reach a point of too many superhero films.


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