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Offbeat L.A.: Grandma Prisbrey’s Bottle Village in Simi Valley… Recycled Garbage into Treasure
About 30 miles outside of Los Angeles, and yet almost another world away, is a magical place where one woman’s dreams and obsessions created a small village of surreal beauty and splendor made from other people’s discarded garbage. You might … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Miscellanious, Offbeat LA
Tagged Grandma Prisbrey's Bottle Village, Nicole Kreuzer, Nikki Kreuzer, Offbeat LA
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Daddy Issues or How I Attempted to Learn Pole Dancing
When I go to a new town on vacation, I try to visit the most famous church, the oldest graveyard, and a strip club. I believe that’s how you get the feel of a town: How they worship their god, how they … Continue reading
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Tagged Bespun, Evil E, Grandma Goes Pole Dancing, Hollywood, la beat, Pole Dancing
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Four Top LA Chefs Will Bring Their Best Dishes to LA Times Food Bowl Opening Night
A solid month of unique culinary adventures, the LA Times Food Bowl returns with an exciting opening night event on September 1. Grandmaster Recorders is the site of the Food Bowl Launch Party. This celebration will feature special tastings from four … Continue reading
5 Places in LA to Celebrate National Caviar Day
This Monday, July 18, is National Caviar Day. If you love caviar, you know that any reason is a good reason to indulge in the delicacy. Caviar isn’t just an indulgence – it’s also healthy, as it’s full of protein, … Continue reading
The Hollywood Museum Unveils Very First Mother’s Day Exhibit with Celebrity Photos and Finger Sandwiches
It was a divinely feminine, and festive night on Highland and Hollywood the Wednesday before Mother’s Day as the old Max Factor Building welcomed mothers, sons and daughters, many of whom were also mothers and fathers, in celebration of The … Continue reading
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Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Golden Poppy Market this Sunday!
What do you get when a doyenne of the LA underground and her “Free Range Gourmandizer” husband open up a shop? Find out at the grand opening party of Michelle Juliette Carr and Brian Wotring’s fabulously appointed Golden Poppy Market this Sunday, … Continue reading
Movies Till Dawn: Women of Substance
“Unraveling Athena: The Champions of Women’s Tennis” (2019, Shout! Studios) For some viewers, director Francis Amat‘s documentary may be an introduction to many of its subjects, despite the fact that they are among the world’s best women’s tennis players. That … Continue reading
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Tagged Corinth Films, IFC Films, Kino Lorber, Shout Studios, Warner Archives Collection
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41 Reasons to Wear a Mask
Written by Jula Bell Liebi A compilation of positives related to wearing a mask: 1. You will help not spread coronavirus if you are asymptomatic or symptomatic. You will be protecting your friends, family, co workers, and total strangers. 2. … Continue reading
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An Interview With Filmmaker Maya Korn
” Glass Cabin’s world premiere at Screamfest was such a blast! The fab horror audience responded in just the right places to exactly the right things. Power to the programmers for placing it by the perfect psychological thriller companion film … Continue reading
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Tagged Glass Cabin, Maya Korn, Screamfest Film Festival
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