The Works of Drew Tewksbury, a Multimedia Journalist

New Music Tuesday: Adanowsky, Can’s ‘Tago Mago,’ and David Lynch

Warmth is important to Bethany Cosentino: It’s the reason she left New York City, and it’s the way she describes the sound of her band Best Coast.

Visitors Fall Down the Rabbit Hole at this Los Angeles Anti-Institution: A look at the inimitable people who breathe their art and soul into the museum's mindbending collection of curios.

A French chanteuse/actor's method of coping with near death: enlist Beck to delve inside her head.

Eric Dane's business is bodies- as McSteamy the plastic surgeon of the Grey's Anatomy, and as a heartthrob whose physique reportedly makes more than a few housewives and co-eds purr

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Daft Punk Pull Back the Curtain on ‘Tron: Legacy’ Soundtrack

I recently met up with the Grammy Award-winning musicians at Henson Studios in Hollywood to discuss their first venture into film scoring, philosophies on the future and what happened behind the scenes on the set of Tron: Legacy.

Solidarity of Sorrow

Nicole Kidman reveals how her performance in "Rabbit Hole" affected her mind, body, and dreams

Spaceland Is the Place

The influential mecca of the "Silver Lake scene" turns 15

Greenberg: A conversation With Writer-Director Noah Baumbach

In Greenberg, Director Noah Baumbach deftly switches between melodrama and humor like a tennis pro switches from forehand to backhand.

The Stranglers’ Hugh Cornwell Gets a Grip

Getting a Grip: The Stranglers’ Hugh Cornwell on the Clash, the golden era of London punk and giving albums away."

Mumford & Sons

The London quartet Mumford & Sons, however, realigns folk’s paradigm with soaring harmonies, banjo, upright bass and a single kick drum.

Images for the Post-Video Age

Director Keith Schofield makes videos for the viral video age, including Charlotte Gainsbourg, Justice, Fat Boy Slim, and more.

Talulah Riley: Life on Mars?

“Elon asked me to go to Mars. I’m thinking about it.”

Best Coast Forward

Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino talks lo-fi, boys and her love of LA

Writing the Trains: Graffiti on Freight Cars

It’s an industrialized version of hell, half Blade Runner and half Hieronymus Bosch, but for Jaber and the countless freight writers across the world, the train yard is their home.

New Music Tuesday: Adanowsky, Can’s ‘Tago Mago,’ and David Lynch

New Music Tuesday: Can’s ‘Tago Mago,’ Adanowsky and David Lynch’s Debut by Drewtewksbury HOST: Our regular music critic Drew Tewksbury reviews three new albums. He takes a listen to the latest from the Mexico City performer known as Adanowsky. He also talks about music from the legendary German band Can and the first album by [...]

Terminator: Salvation

Terminator Salvation’s action sequences satiate the hungers both of explosion-craving, old school action aficionados and quick cut, first-person violence voyeurs of Generation X-Box.

Yeasayer and Warpaint Besiege the Natural History Museum

Yeasayer and Warpaint Besiege the Natural History Museum, 2.7.10

Violence by Slavoj Žižek

In the desolate landscape of philosophy, at the turn of the millennium, one name stands alone: Slavoj Žižek.

Hot wheels: Best Movie Cars

From the Batmobile to the General Lee, click through for a look at the baddest, freewheelin'-est hot rods in film history, rated on a pimped-out scale of 1-10.