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Marilyn Monroe’s 55th Annual Memorial and Celebrity Soiree
It was a wonderful 55th Marilyn Monroe Memorial that took place on Saturday hosted by “Marilyn Remembered” President Greg Schreiner in Westwood. This is an annual event and this year marked the 55th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s passing. Devoted fans … Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Skid Row Marathon’ at the 2017 Los Angeles Film Festival
Skid Row Marathon is an amazing feature-length documentary about Judge Craig Mitchell and his running club in DTLA’s Skid Row. Judge Craig Mitchell is a judge of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County appointed by by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. As a … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Bennight, documentary, films, homeless, homelessness, marathons, Mark Hayes, Movie, running, skid row, transformed lives
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Movie Review: “The Little Hours” at the 2017 Los Angeles Film Festival
The setting for “The Little Hours,” by director Jeff Baena, is in a Medieval convent in a vaguely central European location, where the primary interest revolves around three nuns: Alessandra (Alison Brie), Fernanda (Aubrey Plaza), Ginevra (Kate Micucci) and their lives together … Continue reading
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Malibu Guitar Fest: One Weekend of Hot Licks and Fun Kicks!
The 3rd Annual Malibu Guitar Festival proved to be as eventful and intimate as in previous years, bringing amazing talent and philanthropy into a beautiful and harmonious nexus with fashion, art and most of all — music. The charities that benefited from … Continue reading
Zadik Zadikian’s Produce Haus: A Collaborative Art Experience!
Zadik Zadikian, sculptor and installation artist, had an impressive grand opening for his group show at Produce Haus in late April, featuring his own work with artist Andy Moses, Marjan Vayghan, KuBO, Kaloust Guedel, Rouzanna Berberian, Gary Brewer, Clayton Campbell, and Yvette … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Moses, art, Art District, Billy Bennight, Clayton Campbell, DTLA< Art Scene, Gary Brewer, gold, Kaloust Guedel, KuBO, Marjan Vayghan, Osceola Refetoff, Peter Frank, Produce Haus, Produce market, Rouzanna Berberian, Shana Nys Dambrot, VIP Reception, Yvette Gellis, Zadik Zadikian
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Photo Essay: Masters of Taste
The sun was out and the grass was green as we entered the Rose Bowl on a lovely spring day. There were delicious bites and beverages all around. Iron Triangle brought three delicious brews, a gold, a dark, and an IPA, … Continue reading
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The 3rd Annual Malibu Guitar Festival: Mick Fleetwood and Steve Vai Headline!
The 3rd Annual Malibu Guitar Festival runs May 18th – May 21 and should be no exception to the high-caliber performances and amazing examples of musicianship I became familiar with at last year’s festival. Day after day, band after band, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Bennight, Carothers Brothers, Dankrupt, Emily Shane Foundation, Gretchen Menn, Hollis Brown, Karl LaDue Wodakota Foundation, Karma Dealers, Larissa Basilio, Malibu, Malibu Guitar Fest, MicK Fleetwood, music festival, Nik West, Steve Vai, The Band Steele, THERAsurf, Zepparella
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2nd Annual Masters of Taste Happens Sunday May 7th in the Rose Bowl!
This year’s Masters of Taste is one of a kind outdoor luxury food and beverage festival set to happen on Sunday, May 7th, 2017 from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm on the field of the Pasadena Rose Bowl! I was fortunate enough to experience a … Continue reading
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Tagged 118 Degrees, Billy Bennight, Birds & Bees, Bone Kettle, Cafe Dulce, festival, Foodie, Indie Brewery Co., Mama Lion, Masters of Taste, Rose Bowl, Spire Works, The Raymond 1883, Union Station, Union Station Homeless Services
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Music Review: The Residents – “The Ghost of Hope”
Upon my first listen — and a few subsequent listens, I struggled to grasp what The Residents were offering with their new outing The Ghost of Hope. What exactly was the album’s vision. While I was pulling together the content and … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th century, ALternative music, Billy Bennight, Music, music review, Review, The Ghost of Hope, The Residents, Train Wrecks
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