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This believable L.A. cop drama, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena, is from the writer of Training Day, David Ayer.

Will Smith is the titular Hancock, a character as befuddling as the odd movie that surrounds him.

Jeremy Renner stars in this crusading-journalist story that recounts the downfall of real-life San Jose Mercury News reporter Gary Webb.

The Knux and Q-Tip clean out ears

"If it was torture, I’d’ve given up by now.”

An interview with a former Baylor Bear and current Turfcat

Steve Cooley says selling pot illegal under state's medi-pot law

SXSW Recap: Always In Motion: 1 Woman, 12 Months, 52 Places

Remembering the cowardice and dysfunction of the White House on 9 / 11

Feds finally release guidelines for new visas, civil rights lawyers file more claims pertaining to May 1 immigration protest in L.A., and Cuero rancher finds possible chupacabra

As events unfolded on September 11, it became difficult to overcome the impression that no one was in charge.

South by Southwest 1998

Erroneously deported man returns home; Congress urges action on Juarez murders

Although littered with clichés and shopworn manipulations, this film's intervening dance sequences are so captivating that it’s almost possible to forget you’ve seen this movie a hundred times before.

Elizabeth, Bruce & George: Love, Austin Style

Race walk, do not walk, to see Adelina Anthony!

The filmmakers, cast, and crew of Chalk learned valuable lessons with little in the way of a plan or a budget

Most of the American soldiers who have died in Iraq came from little places that the 21st century has left behind

UCLA Professor Otto Santa Ana brings Brown Tide Rising to Resistencia.

Tarantino takes Tinseltown head-on

Steve Erickson's new novel Zeroville shows what you have to go through to see how monotheism screws up your consciousness

This drama about international sex trafficking is tremendously sincere but also brutal.

George W. Bush refuses to put our money where his mouth is in matters of domestic defense, even though all the experts testify that America is as vulnerable to major terrorist attacks today as it was on 9 / 11.

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Winning the war in Iraq is not a measure of our country's morality.

While remembering September 11, we owe it to ourselves to remember what its horrors have been shamelessly manipulated to obscure.