Entertainment
Holiday Flamenco: Romance De La Luna Dec. 20-21
Cinema Cindy Reviews: ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
LAHS Hilltalkers Seeking To Raise Funds Through Krispy Creme Donut Sales
LAHS HILLTALKERS News:
The Los Alamos High School Hilltalkers invite the community to enjoy a taste of Krispy Kreme Donuts and to help raise funds for the Hilltalkers’ future transportation and travel needs.
Members of the Hilltalkers are selling these famous glazed donuts for $10 per dozen. Pre-sales of these tasty donuts end Wednesday but if you do not get an opportunity to reserve your box of donuts, you may purchase these delectable treats 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Los Alamos Arts and Crafts Fair at Los Alamos Middle School.
The Hilltalkers wish to thank the Los Alamos Arts Council for Read More
Cinema Cindy Reviews ‘Inferno’
“Inferno” is the latest movie based on a novel by Dan Brown. As with the films made from Brown’s other popular novels, “The DaVinci Code” and “Angels and Demons”, this film is fast paced. In it, we travel from Florence, Italy, to Venice and on to Istanbul, Turkey. One would be hard put to feel bored watching this movie.
Movie poster for ‘Inferno’.
Tom Hanks once again plays Dan Brown’s protagonist, Robert Langdon, now professor of religious iconology and symbology at Cambridge University. The film opens with Langdon waking in a hospital without a memory Read More
Dive-In Movie ‘Finding Dory’ At Aquatic Center Nov. 18
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Cinema Cindy Reviews ‘Doctor Strange’
Letter To The Editor: The 1940’s Radio Hour — A Great Veterans Day Weekend Activity
Los Alamos
I was genuinely disturbed and disappointed by Bonnie Gordon’s review of the Los Alamos Little Theater’s production of the 1940’s Radio Hour on November 5, 2016. I attended the same opening performance and it was a wonderful experience, enjoyed by every single person in the house with the obvious exception of Bonnie. I agree with Bonnie that she was not the ideal person to review the play and go further in saying she should have recused herself.
Yes, the characters were stereotypes but so what? Show me one play or movie in which that is not the case to at least some degree. We Read More