Beau Hotel brings new life to Al Capone’s former Gaslamp hideout
New signage at The Beau Hotel (Photo courtesy of The Beau Hotel) One of San Diego’s oldest surviving buildings — once rumored to host secret poker games led by Al Capone — has entered a bold new chapter. Formerly the Leland Hotel, the 138-year-old Victorian Italianate structure at 927 Sixth Avenue i
Movie Review: Joseph Kosinski’s ‘F1’ is a pure adrenaline rush
Joseph Kosinski’s F1 is a pure adrenaline rush. Everything that’s been lacking with studio releases this summer is finally achieved with a grand, traditional blockbuster in this new racing film. This is the kind of major motion picture where it doesn’t matter if you’re interested in the main subject
Review: ‘Shucked’ cast, director take corny comedy as seriously as Shakespeare
Once he steps out on stage to narrate the beginning of hilarious country musical “Shucked,” Tyler Joseph Ellis wants to reassure the audience as fast as possible that they will get their money’s worth. His anxious but funny demeanor as the second narrator is meant to be endearing as he sets the sta
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