Will filmgoers rally around World War II movies?

Entertainment | By John Horn | 7:00AM
IT’S THE one war in the last 60 years that doesn’t divide politicians, pundits and voters. Read more
 

Los Angeles Korean Festival

Entertainment | 12:00AM, September 25
SEOUL FOOD The sizzle of bulgogi and galbi will fill the air, punctuated by the sting of kimchi, as the Los Angeles Korean Festival gets underway with more than 200 food booths, traditional Korean performances, an international market fair and talent shows. Read more
 

Guggenheim shift

Entertainment | By Mike Boehm | 12:00AM, September 25
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation has been Exhibit A of museums-on-the-go during the expansionist and sometimes boundary-pushing and populist tenure of director Thomas Krens. Read more
 

N.Y. facade spells trouble

Entertainment | By Christopher Hawthorne | 12:00AM, September 25
NEW YORK – At 2 Columbus Circle, has Brad Cloepfil been foiled by the ghost of Edward Durell Stone? Read more
 

Baldwin on the record, reluctantly

Entertainment | By William Georgiades | 12:00AM, September 25
QUEENS, N.Y. – Alec Baldwin was tossing around a football on the sidewalk outside a Marriott Hotel in Long Island City while crew members of the TV show “30 Rock” were setting up. Read more
 

Laurence Mark, Bill Condon to produce Oscars

Entertainment | By Susan King | 12:00AM, September 25
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has chosen two award show newbies to produce the 81st annual Academy Awards. Read more
 

Horoscope: Sept. 25

Entertainment | By Holiday Mathis | 12:00AM, September 25
Aries (March 21-April 19): You may resist work because you do not know what is expected. Read more
 

One Fifth Avenue’

Entertainment | 12:00AM, September 25
One Fifth Avenue A Novel Candace Bushnell Voice: 434 pp., $25.95 Read more
 

Lens of history

Entertainment | By Tom Roston | 12:00AM, September 25
NEWS flash,” says director Spike Lee, grabbing the digital voice recorder that’s on the table before him, placing it to his lips. Read more
 

Flea’s a horn of plenty for school

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | 12:00AM, September 25
IN YEARS past, the Silverlake Conservatory of Music’s annual Hullabaloo benefit concert has featured Patti Smith, Eddie Vedder and a little local act known as the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Read more
 
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