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LABORING for Events in and Around O.C SEC: Show DT: 06-27-2008 ZN: 1 ED: 1 PG #: 1 PG: Cover_M BY: bwright TI: 06-26-2008 14:59 CLR: CKYM >> Dinosaurs stomp into ShowTHE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER ● FRIDAY,JUNE 27, 2008 O.C. Page 15 Index Movie times 8-10 Review Television Dear Abby 18 Tom Petty and the You want reality TV? TV listings 19 Heartbreakers show they’re Authenticity is ‘Antiques Comics 20-21 still in their prime > 7 Roadshow’s’ value > 14 Out there LABORING FOR Events in and around O.C. love‘WALL-E’ DIRECTOR ANDREW STANTON TALKS ABOUT THE JOY AND CHALLENGE OF HUMANIZING A ROBOT. MUSIC | 311 By BARRY KOLTNOW deserted the planet. WALL-E, which The funk/rock/reggae group is joined by rapper THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER stands for Waste Allocation Load Lif- Snoop Dogg and alt-rock group Fiction Plane at 7:30 ter Earth-Class, spends his days scoop- p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $20-$47.50. Verizon Wire- ndrew Stanton, the man respon- ing up trash, crushing it into cubes and less Amphitheater, 8808 Irvine Center Drive. 949- sible for “Finding Nemo,” is not then arranging the cubes into neat 855-8096. ticketmaster.com resting on his laurels. piles. He has been doing this for hun- He returns today with the dreds of years, and it isn’t until a sleek, most unlikely of movie heroes – updated feminine robot comes along A“WALL-E.” that WALL-E realizes how much he The title character is a lovable but lonely robot left on a post-apocalyptic SEE STANTON ● PAGE 3 Earth after the rest of civilization has VISUAL ART | SAWDUST ART FESTIVAL AND ART-A-FAIR The Sawdust Art Festival kicks off today with Aloha Day. There will be a ribbon cutting, souvenir leis and complimentary cake. The festival offers arts and crafts, a Children’s Art Spot, a ceramics booth and glass-blowing. It continues 10 a.m.-10 p.m. daily until Aug. 31. 935 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. 949- 494-3030. sawdustartfestival.org. The Art-A-Fair also kicks off today. This year fea- tures a Venetian theme and a look at 125 internation- ally juried artists, plus music, cultural events and dai- ly workshops. The fair runs 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sundays-Thursdays until Aug. 31. 777 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. 949- 494-4514. art-a-fair.com APPEALING: NEXT WEEK | THE JUICE TAKES YOU “WALL-E” may be a TO CAMP PENDLETON trash-compacting robot, but he’s got soul. On the Fourth of July, The Juice with Jennifer Ga- PIXAR lardi discovers what it’s like to train with the mil- itary. Galardi will also dedicate a segment to those who are serving the country. On Wednesday, she goes to Anaheim Hills to box with a Land Rover dealer who has some strange tac- tics. Join The Juice weekdays at www.ocregister.com/juice More listings inside | Show 11 Online: complete listings at events.ocregister.com SEC: Show DT: 06-27-2008 ZN: 1 ED: 1 PG #: 7 PG: Movies3_M BY: bwright TI: 06-26-2008 14:21 CLR: CKYM The Orange County Register POP MUSIC Friday, June 27, 2008 Show 7 1 REVIEW Petty in control at the Bowl The Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Heartbreakers may be the most With: Steve Winwood commanding Where: The Hollywood Bowl When: June 25 ‘heritage’ rock Next: The pairing plays Aug. band out there. 22 at Verizon Wireless Amphi- theater in Irvine How much: $29.50-$115 By BEN WENER Call: 714-740-2000 THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER Online: www.ticketmaster.com Desert Jeff loves the Tom Petty and the Heartbreak- whatever splinters of the ers greatest-hits show. You Dead might turn up these know the one: Petty and his days. Maybe the Stones or gang come out, blast ex- the Who on a really good pertly through a half-dozen night? Or Springsteen and classics, toss in a few new the E Street Band when ones because there’s prod- they stick to classics? Or El- uct to promote, then get vis Costello when he re- right back to the smashes, members how to? each one more terrific than No one else springs to the last. mind. No one else is quite as “I could see that show 15 commanding yet virtually times and not get bored,” he flash-free. Only at the very tells me after Steve Win- end, when Campbell’s fin- wood’s jammed-out and gering got chunky trying to funked-up 75 minutes, as hammer out the crazy tri- we start wondering what plets that close out “Ameri- we’re doing back here at can Girl,” could anyone de- the Hollywood Bowl on tect flubs. The Heartbreak- Wednesday night, spending ers remain rock ’n’ rollers another evening with the KELLY A. SWIFT, FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER par excellence, in such com- Heartbreakers so soon af- ROCKING OUT: Mike Campbell, left, and Tom Petty trade licks as their show gets under way Wednesday. plete control of every dy- ter the last. namic shift, every subtle Wasn’t there some talk – Bo Diddley is dead and the end of sanity, “Mary Jane’s On one hand, there was that last one could have nuance, that they can call sometimes from Petty him- Who are down to two and Last Dance.” the scarcely touched – the done with more pep – it felt up a European EP cut like self – about their superb the Stones strut across a At the other end of the bluesy, tempo-switching geriatric in its bubbling “Sweet William” and storm 2006 tour being the last for thread that could snap at evening: “You Don’t Know “Sweet William” and the verses, though whenever it through it as if it’s been in a while? Didn’t that Stevie any moment, then there are How It Feels,” delicately lonely memory of “A Face in reached that “so glad we their repertoire for dec- Nicks-studded show under- only so many practitioners sneering; the quieter, gen- the Crowd,” its lovely Ben- made it” rise, man did it ades. neath this shell in the hills of the Real Thing left. And tler arrangement of mont Tench piano solo kick. Still, it was smartly Only the most perfectly play like some sort of fare- those practitioners know “Learning to Fly”; “Don’t draped in cascading arpeg- slotted midset; no way was seasoned groups have such well? Why, it begs to be they have an obligation to Come Around Here No gios and Bill Evans moodin- it smokin’ enough for an en- feel. This one now manages asked, are the Heartbreak- keep the flame alive. More,” with guitarist Mike ess. On the other, there was core. the rarest of feats among ers back on another big Sticking to the 2006 play- Campbell quoting “Angel of the delightful (the might- And yet everything else bands at such an advanced tour (it also stops Aug. 22 at book, the group bookended the Morning”; a roaring as-well cheeriness of the about this two-hour per- stage: It sounds even better Verizon Wireless Amphi- either side of its set with a “Refugee; and an encore Traveling Wilburys’ “End formance was so masterful this time than the time be- theater) just two years lat- half-dozen staples. Yank that reminded you haven’t of the Line”) and the pre- – smooth like well-aged fore … which was better er, when the only thing most “You Wreck Me” from the lived until you’ve spelled dictable but rousing, as Scotch – that you have to than the time before that … of this bunch has done late- encore to pole position, and chanted “Gloria” as a when Winwood re-emerged wonder: Of all the so-called which was better than the ly is return to roots with the then toss in “Even the Los- member of an 18,000- for Blind Faith’s “Can’t heritage acts still touring time before that. resurrection and fulfill- ers” – and you’ve got the strong glee club. Find My Way Home” (one of every other summer or so, And so it goes. And so ment of Mudcrutch, their same start as two years ago, What fell between, how- the most beautiful songs in who can rival these guys at may it still, till they can go first band? filled out by “Listen to Her ever, was both unexpected the English language) and this point? Not Dylan – not no more. Why? Because they can, Heart,” its jangle glistening and thoroughly rewarding, his first hit with the Spen- when so many can’t under- that’s why. and golden, plus robust leaving a fan with that same cer Davis Group, the irre- stand him. Not McCartney Because rock ’n’ roll will takes on “I Won’t Back feeling you get when you’ve pressible “Gimme Some Lo- – still too much sentimen- CONTACT THE WRITER: never die, and rock ’n’ roll Down” and “Free Fallin’ ” caught the Stones dusting vin.’ ” tality. Not ZZ Top, not the 714-796-2248 or never forgets – and when and that fiery party at the off “Sister Morphine.” If I’m honest with myself, Allman Brothers Band, not [email protected] HOT TICKETS ORANGE POP Underwood adds Trout swims against current stop in Ontario By ROBERT KINSLER NOT THE SPECIAL TO THE REGISTER SAME OLD By BEN WENER REFRAIN: THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER In an age when countless Walter Trout rockers are has-beens by is broadening We already knew that age 30, Walter Trout is de- his artistic Carrie Underwood’s Carnival fying every rule in the play- horizons at an Ride Tour was on its way, book by continuing his un- age – 57 – with a Nov.
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