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September Theater in San Diego

San Diego Theater-goers get ready, there are plenty of events, plays, and performances headed to the area in September that you won’t want to miss. From a presentation about Charlie Chaplin at the La Jolla Playhouse to a comedy called Becky’s New Car at the Solana Beachhouse, September is looking better than ever for San Diego Theater.

Piranha 3D, Vampires Suck, and other movies to check out

Summer is slowly drawing to a close, and you know what that means—so are summer movies. So before the box office starts debuting its fall openings, grab yourself a ticket and a tub of popcorn and settle in for some movie magic. Here are some fun summer films to check out:

Jewish Film Festival: Annual Event to Spotlight Important Film

The 21st Annual Jewish Film festival will take place on Aug. 29. For those who have an interest in films with a Jewish theme, you should head to the event at 7:15 p.m. to view, “An Article of Hope,” being screened at the David & Dorotha Garfield Theatre at 4126 Executive Drive in La Jolla. The film is the true story of Colonel Ilan Ramon, Israel’s first astronaut.

Movie Watch: ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. the World’ and ‘The Expendables’

The weekend’s choice of movies didn’t disappoint. Whether you’re looking for comedy, action, or romance, the box office has you covered. The Entertainer recommends Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and The Expendables if you’re looking for some entertainment this week.

“Eat, Pray, Love” hits theaters Friday

Everyone experiences it—that moment in life when it’s necessary (and understandably horrifying) to reevaluate, well, absolutely everything. This is the position Liz Gilbert finds herself in as her perfect life slowly disintegrates before her eyes. In Ryan Murphy and Jennifer Salt’s onscreen adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert’s best-selling memoir, “Eat, Pray, Love”, Julia Roberts plays Liz, a woman who believed in domestic bliss and happily ever after—that is, until she had the husband, the career, the house, and a mess of confusion and sadness.

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