Steeped in family and tradition, the Coonerty clan takes the little bookseller that could into its milestone year
The Hedwig alum opens up—real wide
The wild rise of Amy Sedaris's alter ego and why it's coming to a movie theater near you
Lady Lily unveils the deeper truths about life—and working with Robert Altman
Six of Santa Cruz’s boldest bands brawl in Your Music Magazine’s Battle of the Bands Finals
Inside the fiery mind of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Why his visit to Santa Cruz is destined to turn heads.
His holidays will never be same
With ‘Kong,’ Peter Jackson uncages a bold, fascinating new look at an old beast
It's Crouching Cowboy, Hidden Gay Man in Ang Lee’s beautifully crafted masterpiece
In their gripping memoir, three Sudanese boys share a tale of horror—and hope—and uncover the mindbending plight of war-torn Sudan.
Re-imagined superhero saves a dying film franchise
‘Revenge of Sith’ satisfies in its attempts to bring the Star Wars saga full circle
Dana Brown washes up on shore and heads to the desert and an exhilarating ride via ‘Dust to Glory’
She turned tragedy into comedy and found the perfect way to heal. Now she’s inviting everybody to celebrate something divine: female sexuality
‘Revenge of Sith’ satisfies in its attempts to bring the Star Wars saga full circle
Christopher Walken on longevity, the film industry and those raging daddy issues found in ‘Around the Bend’
Get ready for a movie unlike any other
Yeah ... Cyndi Lauper just wants to have fun—and wax philosophical
Re-imagined ‘Stepford Wives’ isn't the best reboot, but do you know what it really means?
An emotional tango with the director of ‘The Dancer Upstairs’
How the writer of Men in Black and Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure penned and directed the year’s surprise Indie hit
Behind-the-scenes techno babble too frivolous to remember. Plus …11 reasons why you really love the Matrix films.
‘Return of the King’ reigns supreme
Peter Hedges takes a swing at directing and delivers a moving spectacle with ‘Pieces of April’
Gus Van Sant’s ponders school violence and heads the top of his class with ‘Elephant’
Why Will Ferrell is subdued, existential and elfish
Last year, she nearly nabbed an Oscar for ‘Unfaithful’ but these days Diane Lane is all about faith
‘The Magdalene Sisters’ airs the dirty laundry of the Catholic Church
Whether he’s attending epic surf competitions like Eddie Aikau Quicksilver Big Wave Event or just kickin’ it locally at Steamer Lane or...
Considered to be “100 percent Westside” and one of Steamer Lane’s royalty, SkinDog is a mighty force on the water.
