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• 171 My Yahoo! Years, Part 1: Managers and Mismanagement in Pasadena and Burbank

  Yahoo!'s problems include managers forgetting the rules of industrial relations--state and federal.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Purple Tigress — on Oct 09, 2008

• 170 Opera Review (LA): The Fly

  Can bad science fiction made good opera? Not in the case of the recent outing of "The Fly" at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles.

  Review in Culture — by Purple Tigress — on Oct 08, 2008

• 169 Theater Review (LA): Inside Privates Lives

  It's a little bit of history, a little bit catty, and a lot of fun: six newsmakers portrayed with aplomb.

  Review in Culture — by Purple Tigress — on Oct 07, 2008

• 168 The Fly And Its Spawn

  When man meets fly, it doesn't always end with a swat and a squish. Sometimes it's a hit of the sci-fi kind.

  Opinion in Video — by Purple Tigress — on Sep 12, 2008

• 167 Movie Review: Alice Neel or When Motherhood Takes the Backseat to Artistic Expression

  Alice Neel painted portraits, lived on welfare, and put her art before motherhood in order to be an artist.

  Review in Video — by Purple Tigress — on Sep 12, 2008

• 166 Movie Review: Save Me Gives a Sensitive Look at a Timely Issue

  Does religious faith have a place for gay men or can gay men be reformed to become heterosexual?

  Review in Video — by Purple Tigress — on Sep 01, 2008

• 165 Movie Review: A Troubling Tale About Beauty in Trouble

  Beauty can overcome the boundaries of class and economics and sometimes one sacrifices romantic love for maternal love.

  Review in Video — by Purple Tigress — on Sep 01, 2008

• 164 Movie Review: Life and Crime in Poland in Retrieval (Z Odzysku)

  For love and money, a small-town man becomes involved in a loan shark business and loses the respect of his family and the woman he loves.

  Review in Video — by Purple Tigress — on Sep 01, 2008

• 163 Movie Review: A Man Named Pearl Makes a Difference

  A Man Named Pearl is a small gem of a movie that should not, particularly in these dark economic times, be missed.

  Review in Video — by Purple Tigress — on Jul 31, 2008

• 162 Brideshead Revisited, Waugh's Panegyric Preached Over An Empty Coffin

  Director Julian Jarrold's film fails to capture the essence of Evelyn Waugh's 1945 eulogy for the English country estate.

  Opinion in Video — by Purple Tigress — on Jul 30, 2008