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Director Steven Soderbergh's struggle to make his Che Guevara epic reflects a changing Hollywood.

Steven Soderbergh's struggle to make his Che epic reflects a changing Hollywood.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco discusses her latest album, "Red Letter Year."

Mimicry gives way to dark majesty in "Frost/Nixon," a spellbinding film version of Peter Morgan's play.

Why the most eye-opening event of Cal Performances' season owed as much to the venue as to the dancing choreographed by Merce Cunningham.

"Pompeii and the Roman Villa: Art and Culture Around the Bay of Naples," at the National Gallery of Art, unites works from recent discoveries with archaeological treasures.

"Spectacle: Elvis Costello with . . .," a new Sundance Channel program, celebrates great music in a setting that allows for discussion and demonstration.

While dramatic in places, Frank Gehry's $276 million renovation of the Art Gallery of Ontario can be refreshingly discreet.

The Screen Actors Guild is gearing up to seek strike authorization from its 120,000 members.

A new seven-CD set allows listeners to hear Peterson playing with the combination of economy and virtuosity that was Nat King Cole's trademark.