The Heritage Square Museum celebrates Halloween in a Victorian style.

The new release by the successful rock band is a solid record.

"Inhale" promised a good story, but lacked a coherent plot.

Latin pop star Shakira held a concert at the Staples Center and proved her worth as an artist and entertainer.

The anticipated sequel might not have been worth waiting for.

Despite its indie directing and small budget, "Down Terrace" proves it's a good gangster film.

Halloween is coming early to Los Angeles via an art exhibit paying homage to famous classic horror villains.

"Write About Love," the latest from the indie band Belle & Sebastian, is yet another disappointment.

The new comedic play running at SMC is a worthwhile watch.

  Have you ever heard the expression "you can never have too little of a good thing"?  No, you haven't, because no one says that.  So at a bar, where you expect to meet and mingle with a plethora of strangers - as much as we all hate parking in LA, a vacant lot is never a good sign. But Carbon, Culver City's most secret weekday getaway, was a grow-er, not a show-er.

The Corsair picks out the best and worst of this fall season's returning shows.

Mars' debut album, while pleasant, brings nothing new to the mainstream.

The first Culture Collide Festival ever went forth without a hitch.

Indie rock group Deerhunter continues to grow with their third full release, "Halcyon Digest."

Steampunk takes over Southern California with groups like The League of S.T.E.A.M. hosting events around Hollywood to enlighten Angelenos in regards to what the Victorian-era-zombie-capturing-gadget-wielding trend is all about.

Kent Healy started his "Don't Get Burned" blog in August and uses the Website to inform students about how they can succeed in life using skills outside of the typical set gained as a result of attending college.

October is here, and most southern California theme parks are in full swing with their Halloween attractions. How does Universal measure up?

After so much hype surrounding "Glee," pre-Britney episode, is it safe to say the FOX's hit show lived up to it all?