Dylan Bruno

Dylan Bruno bobbed buoy-like in his lizard-patterned wetsuit and offered some advice: "Just kind of float there for a minute." I lowered myself into the water after not-so-gracefully wriggling into a wetsuit, gloves, hood, booties, snorkel — all the...

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In the Friday CBS drama "Numb3rs" -- which returns with original episodes after the Winter Olympics -- David Krumholtz plays Charlie Eppes, a mathematician at a fictional university called Cal Sci, which, for all intents and purposes is Caltech, short for...

Fans of the math-based CBS crime procedural "Numb3rs" are very familiar with the outdoor bridge near the show's fictional version of FBI headquarters in Los Angeles, where the FBI agents do many of their expository walk-and-talks. On this bright November...

Facing the prospect of a week off from playing Machiavellian tycoon Lionel Luthor on The WB's Thursday-night hit "Smallville," John Glover could have gone golfing, taken a quick trip to Hawaii or just kicked back with a good book. Instead, he decided...

Friday April 28, 2000      "Where the Heart Is" plays like a feature-length version of one of those folksy commercials for Wal-Mart, where customers are greeted with big smiles and warm hugs. According to this shamelessly synthetic film, a Wal-Mart is...

Jordan Susman's "The Anarchist Cookbook" is an admirably ambitious political satire but is stronger on soundtrack narration than on-camera dramatization. Susman, in his feature debut, has his main character, Puck (Devon Gummersall), describe his coming...

The curious title of Linda Yellen's "The Simian Line," a blithe but tart romantic comedy with a supernatural twist, refers to what the dithery psychic Arnita (Tyne Daly) discovers when she reads the palm of her elegant neighbor Katharine (Lynn Redgrave),...