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Author Archives: Billy Bennight
Inside and Out of “Better Call Saul’s Los Pollos Hermanos” Pop-Up Store
After hearing about “Better Call Saul’s Los Pollos Hermanos” Pop-Up Store in Austin, Texas for SXSW, and then reading about the Los Angeles version, my curiosity was stoked! I made up mind to head to the DTLA location at 1345 … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Events, Food, Miscellanious, News & Sports, Television
Tagged 3rd Season, AMC, Art District, Better Call Saul, Billy Bennight, Breaking Bad, DTLA, Franchise, Los Pollos Hermanos, Pop up store
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La La Land’s Group Art Show Opening for Charity featuring Mark Mothersbaugh’s “Pure Joy” 45 Acetate
La La Land Gallery presents “For Goodness Sake” on Saturday March 25th. Kii Arens’ is curating a group of artists for a charity fundraiser including pop artist Peter Blake (best known for his sleeve design of the Beatles’ album Sgt. Pepper’s … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Miscellanious, Music, News & Sports, Upcoming Events
Tagged 45 rpm, Acetate, Amelie Laurice, Anthony Ausgang, art, art show, Billy Bennight, collector, Dalek, Danielle Garza, Donnie Molls, Ekaterina Oloy, Erin Goedtel, Gary Baseman, Gary Taxali, Hey Pogo, Janee Meadows, Kii Arens, La La Land Gallery, limited edition, Los Angeles, Low Brow, Luke Chueh, Mark Mothersbaugh, Mark Rogers, Matthew Bone, Mike Sandoval, Music, Oliver Hibert, Peter Blake, Rosie Lea Brind, Rudy Fritsch, Shepard Fairy, Shoko Yanagisawa, Smiley Stevens, Steve Ellis, Sung Hyun, Teri Harriet, The Art of Chase, Travis Lampe, Warmoraw
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Movie Review: Benjamin Millepied’s Documentary “RESET” on The Paris Opera Ballet
“RESET” is a documentary on Benjamin Millepied’s (choreographer of “Black Swan” and husband of Natalie Portman) journey as the new director of the Paris Opera Ballet and his attempts to rejuvenate this historic institution with his dance production of “Clear, Loud, … Continue reading
Birds and Bees: ’50s Styled Crafted Cocktails are Swinging into DTLA!
Birds & Bees is just a hop and a skip north of Grand Central Market at 207 Broadway. As you search for this hip watering hole, you’ll drift through a parking lot to a nondescript iron gate, down a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Miscellanious, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged 50's, Ankur Desai, atomic age, Bethany Ham, Birds and Bees, Cocktails, Dev Desai, DTLA, Nikki Sunseri, Vintage
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SpireWorks Opens in Eagle Rock
The second SpireWorks has opened in Eagle Rock, to the delight of foodies living in the area, adding another eating option to the already diverse mix at York and Colorado Boulevards. Highland Park and Eagle Rock are the new hot spots in LA, … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Photo Essays
Tagged Baja California, Bangkok, Billy Bennight, Carolina, Döner, Eagle Rock, food, Grilled, Istanbul, Kofta, Kofte, Little Italy, New York, Peking, restaurant, SpireWorks, turkey
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The Los Angeles Women’s March Strongly Represented for Civil Liberties and Free Speech!
I met up with Kat Kramer for the Women’s March here in Los Angeles to be a part of something important after the fallout of the November 8th election. While I waited for Kat to arrive I was amazed by … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged downtown, DTLA, dtla arts district, Freedom of Speech, LBGTQ, Los Angeles, Pershing Square, rights, Women's March
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Interview: Dennis Morris Celebrates 40 Years of Punk with “The Bollocks: A Photo Essay of the Sex Pistols”
I had a remarkable opportunity to interview Dennis Morris at The Salon (at Automatic Sweat) a while back. The interview was coupled with large prints of his photographic work that captured the most salient and critical moments in the Punk movement. We sat … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Fashion, Interviews, Music, News & Sports
Tagged Billy Bennight, Culture, Dennis Morris, Johnny Rotten, Music, punk, Punk Movement, Sex Pistols, Sid Vicious
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85th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade on Sunday!
This year’s 85th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade will follow in the fine tradition of all the previous Hollywood Christmas Parades with an evening celebrating Christmas with noteworthy celebrities and stellar entertainment honoring Hollywood traditions with great family fun! If you care to … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Music, News & Sports, Upcoming Events
Tagged 85th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade, Billy Bennight, Christmas, Cyndi Lauper, Eric Benét, Hollywood, Kenny G, Larry King, Lisa Loeb, Live Music, Louis Gossett Jr. and Robert Wagner, Mark McGrath, Olivia Newton-John, Santa Claus. Parade, War
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The 2016 Occasional Doo Dah Parade: What Did That Look Like?!
Over the last few years the Occasional Doo Dah Parade has migrated from winterish, to springish and has currently settled in the fall. Doo Dah is always the carnival of the absurd where anything that can be imagined can manifest … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged Billy Bennight, costumes, Doo Dah, Fun, Parade, Pasadena, photography, Photos
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