LYT Review: “Cloud Atlas” Does Not Shrug
It will be easy, and lazy, to dismiss the Wachowski siblings’ and Tom Tykwer’s Cloud Atlas (they directed alternating segments) with some silly wisecracks about how the makeup looks bad… moreUrban Farming in Oakland: Aquaponics in Action
In the section of Oakland where Eric Maundu lives, there is no useable soil for farming. He’s surrounded by highways, trains, and parking lots, but he’s still found a way… more
Dominic Monaghan Unleashes His Wild Side
From Lord of the Rings to drowned in the Looking Glass, Dominic Monaghan has often embodied the little guy caught up in larger-than-life events with high stakes. In The Day,… more
Sharlto Copley: Elysium on the Brain
Amidst San Diego Comic-Con International’s big surprises, one of the heavy-hitters was Neill Blomkamp’s Elysium, about which almost nothing had been said or revealed previously. Now we know that, like… more
The Mutant Season #38: Alexis Henry of Surfrider Foundation
Alexis Henry from Surfrider Foundation comes on the show to talk to Gil about what Surfrider is, what they fight for and, of course, surfing! Visit Surfrider’s website for information… more
The Mutant Season #36: Morgan Wyenn from NRDC
Morgan Wyenn, attorney at NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council), comes on the show to discuss climate change, electric cars and ways people can help protect the earth. Visit NRDC.org… more
LYT’s L.A. Film Fest Wrap-Up, Part 2: Quests, Dream Girls and Funny Disasters
Note: Read part 1 of Luke’s L.A. Film Festival coverage by clicking here The Compass is Carried by the Dead Man might have been more enjoyable had I not… more
LYT’s L.A. Film Fest Wrap-Up, Part 1: Beasts, Zombies and Oversimplifications
Much of the chatter among regular filmgoers at the recent Los Angeles Film Festival involved the “identity” of the fest, something that is apparently of great importance to those in… more
