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Review: Last Passenger is a Death Against Race
By Ramon Aviles on April 25, 2014
With high-paced action and suspense, Last Passenger tells the story of Lewis, a renowned doctor who decides to take a train ride with his son,...
The Weekly Wrap Up: Music, Movies and TV
By Ariel Paredes on April 22, 2014
Here is your weekly wrap up of everything going down in Hollywood. Deals being made and contracts broken are just a part of the daily...
Draft Day, Rio 2, Oculus Look to Top Box Office this Weekend
By Ramon Aviles on April 12, 2014
This week in cinema, Draft Day, Rio 2, Oculus, Joe, and The Railway Man will be premiering on theatres across the U.S. Written and directed...
“Borderland” Goes Above and Beyond
By Ramon Aviles on April 25, 2014
Al -Jazeera America presents their new series “Borderland” in which 6 American citizens experience the reality of immigration, following the footsteps of immigrants who have...
Weekly Wrap Up: People in the News and TV
By Ariel Paredes on April 7, 2014
Here is your weekly wrap up of everything going down in Hollywood. Deals being made and contracts broken are just a part of the daily...
Review: Only Lovers Left Alive Gives Us Hipster Vampires with Very Human Problems
By Edison Millan on April 7, 2014
Mankind has adopted the myth of the vampire for centuries, and cultures around the world have developed a wide variety of representations. However, it wasn’t...
Review: 10 Rules For Sleeping Around Just Isn’t Worth Watching
By Aiden Simko on April 8, 2014
Nowadays the topic of dating seems to be all around us. We have dating sites, hook up apps, and now a new movie that revolves...
Maximiliano Hernández Discusses Role in Captain America: The Winter Soldier
By Ramon Aviles on April 7, 2014
Marvel Studio’s first release of the year, Captain America: The Winter Soilder, is arriving in theatres this Friday. After 2012′s The Avengers, the Marvel saga...
This Week’s Movie Releases: Captain America: The Winter Soldier and More
By Ramon Aviles on April 11, 2014
Several films are set to premiere in the coming weeks here in LA, and of course, are spear-headed by the highly anticipated Captain America: The...
Review: Not One Dull Moment in The Unknown Known
By Francisco Reyes on April 2, 2014
Academy Award-winning director Errol Morris (The Fog of War) goes inside the mind of former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in The Unknown Known,...