Movie Review: Echos of Victor Hugo in ‘One Battle After Another’
When I went into Paul Thomas Anderson’s highly anticipated political epic One Battle After Another this past weekend, I figured it would be somewhat along the lines of his past film, the absurdist and irreverent Inherent Vice (2014). The former is based on a 2009 novel by Thomas Pynchon and the latt
San Diego airport boosted by new Terminal 1, rise in international routes
Baggage claim at the new Terminal 1 in San Diego’s airport, which is experiencing growth despite uncertain times for tourism. (File photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) California has taken a hit due to the slip in international travelers who want to visit the states. But San Diego is bucking th
Makers and artists festival ‘YOUtopia’ aims to be San Diego’s ‘Burning Man’
YOUtopia in 2024. Courtesy photo Makers and artists will gather in San Diego County next week for “YOUtopia,” a makers and artists event dubbed the local “Burning Man.” The event, which opens Wednesday at the De Anza Springs Resort in Jacumba, will feature a Kaleidoscope Bazaar of artwork, sound ca
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