POMONA, Calif. - An Inland Empire family is grieving following the unexpected loss of a loved one in a suspected road rage ...

Dominguez, a skilled Spanish dancer born in the Inland Empire, danced the tango with Valentino in a legendary scene of the 1921 silent motion picture, “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” ...

“My goal is to see the comedy scene take off in the Inland Empire. I’d love for people to see the world in a comedic light, see the silver lining. That’s what comedy is all about.

A brewery scene is sprouting up in Riverside County. The market has already been home to wineries, but in the last few years, breweries have taken up industrial and retail space in the Inland ...

Inland Empire will be screened at 7:30 p.m on Friday, April 22 at Cinema Detroit; 4126 Third St., Detroit; 313-482-9028; cinemadetroit.org. Tickets are $10. Stay connected with Detroit Metro Times.

Inland Empire is still a Lynch film and still filled with incredible sequences. Viewers won't soon forget a strange sitcom featuring actors in bunny suits, or a Greek chorus of Suicide Girl wannabes.

Nobody loves a mystery more than David Lynch, but the king of the unexpected is predictable in what he doesn't do: He doesn't give answers, he doesn't solve anything and he doesn't try to make ...