January 11 best reads

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Sunday, January 11, 2015 View in browser |  View text version COMPANY TOWN 'Leviathan' takes best foreign film at Palm Springs Film Fest "Leviathan," a brooding Russian film about one family's struggle to hold on to its land in a corrupt, far-flung village, is the winner of the Best Foreign Language Film of the Year at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  'Fifty Shades of Grey' director Sam Taylor-Johnson finds R-rated sweet spot ›  Anita Ekberg dies at 83; star of 'La Dolce Vita' ›  Compelling case for gray at Pomona College's Studio Art Hall ›  'Randy Jackson Presents America's Best Dance Crew' is revived by MTV ENVELOPE Graham Beal to retire after guiding Detroit's DIA through peril ›  Report shows art museums rely mainly on kindness, not commerce ›  Los Angeles Philharmonic embarking on new El Sistema initiative ›  Deaf West's 'Spring Awakening' to open at the Wallis in May MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  TCA 2015: 'Better Call Saul' is like 'Breaking Bad,' but different ›  TCA 2015: 'Outlander' author on whether the Starz drama has blurred her imagination ›  Bill Cosby's 'drinking' joke incurs more Gloria Allred wrath, fresh outcry ›  Saturday's TV Highlights and Weekend Talk: 'The Other Woman' ›  TCA 2015: Comparing A&E's thriller 'The Returned' to 'The Office' ›  TV This Week Jan. 11 - 17: 'Whitney' ›  Liam Neeson uses his 'Taken' skills to help Maggie Grace ADVERTISEMENT TCA 2015: BET takes on epic miniseries with 'Book of Negroes BET's upcoming miniseries "Book of Negroes" is set during the same tumultuous American era as "Roots" and as last year's Oscar-winning "12 Y... MULTIMEDIA Photos:  Winter-spring movie sneaks   Photos:  William Morris Endeavor teams with Compton Unified School District