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Category: Comic-Con

October 27, 2018 Jana J. Monji

Los Angeles Comic-Con 2018: Weekend Tips

August 29, 2018 Jana J. Monji

SDCC 2018: ‘Yellow Submarine’ Graphic Novel

August 22, 2018 Jana J. Monji

SDCC 2018: Doctor Who–Lucky 13?

August 22, 2018 Jana J. Monji

SDCC 2018: A Fan-tastic Time

August 22, 2018August 22, 2018 Jana J. Monji

SDCC 2018: Creepy Town USA: Hulu’s ‘Castle Rock’

August 22, 2018August 22, 2018 Jana J. Monji

SDCC 2018: Jack Ryan at SDCC

August 22, 2018August 22, 2018 Jana J. Monji

SDCC 2018: How ‘Project Blue Book’ Changed Our Culture

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  • Sting’s ‘The Last Ship’ Opens at the Ahmanson: GO! ☆☆☆☆ January 23, 2020
    The 68-year-old Sting (Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner) has sailed into the Ahmanson on the politically-minded “The Last Ship.” Focusing on a British union crisis from the past, the play begs you to think about the fate of the common man, but you might be able to ignore the social implications and concentrate on the modern […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • ‘Volta’ May Jumpstart your New Year’s Resolutions ☆☆☆☆ January 22, 2020
    With its first sports-inspired big top show, “Volta,” the Cirque du Soleil could jumpstart your New Year’s Resolutions to get out and exercise more and even push yourself to do something daring. Currently at Dodger Stadium until 8 March 2020, this show features the familiar as well as some soaring don’t-try-this-at-home acts with the theme […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • Freeform’s ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’ January 21, 2020
    One of the charms of “Everything’s Gonna Be Okay,” is it doesn’t play coy. Sex is going to be discussed in ways that might make some heterosexual people uncomfortable and creator/executive producer Josh Thomas isn’t going to seduce you into liking his characters before he drops the gay bomb. The pilot begins with a gay […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • Tim Robbins’ ‘New Colossus’: Heartfelt Collective Storytelling January 21, 2020
    Don’t miss the national tour of “The New Colossus”  because you’ll get a chance to hear and be heard, and be part of the continuing story of this nation of immigrants and the national discourse on immigration. Sensitive and heartfelt, at times heart-breaking, these are true stories tied together by love–each actor has a personal […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • ‘Bad Boys for Life’: Aging Badly ☆ January 19, 2020
    “Bad Boys for Life” is the latest installment in the series about Miami detectives Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) and in this third installment Belgian directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah takeover the reins from Michael Bay and that’s not an improvement. Bay directed the original 1995 “Bad Boys” and the […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • Disney’s ‘Togo,’ the Difficult Dog Dilemma and Hidden Heroes ☆☆☆☆ January 18, 2020
    Disney’s latest dog-lovers film, begins with the blurry image of dogs running. We soon see the lead dog, the blue-eyed black and brown fuzzy dog named Togo,  who goes straight past a herd of caribou. The driver, in more fur than a high society wealthy woman on a NYC winter,  looks back to see storming […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • ‘Dolittle’ and the Dragon: A Teachable Moment January 17, 2020
    During my long association with dogs, I’ve been to several different veterinarians. One office had a peculiar display that included things that  had been extracted from dogs. Gastrointestinal obstruction in dogs (and cats) is cause for concern and can lead to death. For that reason, I wasn’t particularly concerned about the dragon featured in Robert […] […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • Robert Downey Jr’s ‘Dolittle’ Delights ☆☆☆ January 15, 2020
    Despite some negative murmurings from people who had yet to see the movie, this version of the good doctor who can talk with the animals is a delight. Robert Downey Jr’s “Dolittle” has better pacing than the 1967 version and, while not a musical, has the advantage of a better storyline and good villains along […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • Rex Harrison’s ‘Dolittle’ a Dud ☆☆ January 15, 2020
    I had fond childhood memories of the 1967 version of “Doctor Dolittle,” but memories are a tricky thing. Rex Harrison’s outing as the doctor is available on Amazon Prime but this Dolittle does little right. As my memories are in black and white and being poor, we had old black and white televisions for a […]
    Jana J. Monji
  • Matthew Bourne’s Masterpiece ‘Swan Lake’ Takes Flight at the Ahmanson ☆☆☆☆☆ January 3, 2020
    If you love ballet or dance and don’t mind a twist on tradition, then Matthew Bourne’s “Swan Lake” is a must-see. For those unfamiliar with Bourne, you’ll need to get ready for the switch from thin, willowy women to bare-chested virile men. Instead of lifts (there will be those) the airtime will be provided by […]
    Jana J. Monji
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