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New Single from The Ross Sea Party: “Two Things”
The Ross Sea Party are a local band named after one of the ships in Ernest Shackleton’s 1914 Trans-Antarctic Expedition. Their new album Hotel Pool was released in October and the group is offering their second single “Two Things” as a … Continue reading
Posted in CDs, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged free download, glockenspiel, hotel pool, local bands, the ross sea party
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Orchestre Surreal plays “The Nightmare Before Christmas”
If you’ve already seen The Nightmare Before Christmas enough times in 3D, here’s a different way to kick off the holidays with the Tim Burton classic. Grand Performances presents Elvis Schoenberg’s Orchestre Surréal at California Plaza’s WaterStage on December 14 … Continue reading
Book’d in Burbank
Presented by Liz D Publicity & Promotions, Book’d in Burbank is a “bookish social gathering” at Theatre Banshee on January 10th. The event includes short readings from local Young Adult (YA), Mystery, and Romance authors, stand-up literary comedy by Jordan Likover, … Continue reading
“Room 105: The Highs and Lows of Janis Joplin” at Macha Theatre
After selling out its first four weeks, the rock ‘n roll musical Room 105: The Highs and Lows of Janis Joplin, starring Sophie B. Hawkins (of “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover” fame), has extended its run at Macha Theatre … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Live Music, Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged janis joplin, josh sklair, macha theatre, musicals, room 105, sophie b. hawkins
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Olly Moss’s “Silhouettes From Popular Culture”
British artist Olly Moss has released a book called Silhouettes From Popular Culture, featuring his paper cut series. It’s a collection of Victorian-style silhouettes of pop culture figures, and since there are no titles or key, the fun is in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Uncategorized
Tagged art, coffee table books, olly moss, paper cutouts, pop culture, silhouettes
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Cinefamily presents “The Hands of Orlac” scored live by Hauschka
Tomorrow (Oct. 23) at 7:30pm, Cinefamily hosts a screening of the 1924 silent German Expressionist horror film The Hands of Orlac. The film, which tells the story of a pianist whose hands are replaced by those of a murderer, will … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Live Music, Movies, Music, Uncategorized, Upcoming Events, Videos
Tagged cinefamily, hauschka, horror, robert wiene, silent films, silent movies, the hands of orlac, the woodshed
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United Ghosts’ “Unhypnotized”
Local band United Ghosts have a new video out for the single “Unhypnotized,” from a debut album coming in January. The cool factor is very high. The band has a video release party this Wednesday night at the Bootleg Theater and … Continue reading
Live Review: Grimes at The El Rey
Last Wednesday night, Grimes turned the El Rey into a dark magic dance party. I couldn’t dance as much as I wanted to though because we were all packed in close together at the sold-out show. 24-year-old Claire Boucher is … Continue reading
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Tagged brooke candy, claire boucher, electro pop, Electronic Music, grimes, idm, synth-pop, trance
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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland at the Ballet
“I can’t explain myself, I’m afraid, Sir, because I’m not myself you see.” The National Ballet of Canada’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland makes its U.S. debut at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion this month. Created in a partnership with the UK’s … Continue reading

