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Q&A: Clayton Moore's daughter to celebrate the 'Lone Ranger Creed' in Burbank

Actor Clayton Moore left behind three masks when he died in 1999. Each one dated back to the 1950s, when Moore starred as the heroic Lone Ranger on TV and in two feature films, riding off into the sunset with a yell of "Hi-Yo, Silver! Away!"

Following the poor reception of “The Touch,” his first English language film, Ingmar Bergman, one of the two or three towering figures in European film at the time, came roaring back with “Cries and Whispers,” which is solidly in the...

As far as fears go, starting a small business has got to rank right up there with public speaking and heights. There’s so much to lose — money, reputation, time. But there’s potentially so much to gain — money, reputation, and the sheer...

Your response to films revolving around generation gaps is very likely to be informed — or even dominated — by your own generational affiliation. Writer/director Noah Baumbach is in his mid-40s, as are Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts, the stars of...

No dry history lesson here. Theatre Banshee is marking the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War with a deeply affecting reprise of its 2005 “stage documentary,” “Mine Eyes Hath Seen,” bringing to life, through their own words,...

It’s been nearly 30 years since the legendary British band the Police officially announced they were splitting, following a seven-year run of hits such as “Roxanne” and “Every Breath You Take” and arena-busting shows around the...

Sculptor holds herself to the highest standards

"I want to say things in a contemporary voice," says La Cañada sculptor Cindy Jackson, "but have the skills and craft to put it over."