Recent Comments
- Movies Till Dawn: Criminals in Charge | The LA Beat on Movies Till Dawn: The Saturday Morning Strange vs. Strangler
- Editor on Movies Till Dawn: Something for Your Rattled Nerves
- Coches excéntricos e icónicos de Los Ángeles y las coloridas personalidades que los conducen. - Notiulti on Offbeat L.A.: Cast Me in Your Next Film! Actor Dennis Woodruff, A Hollywood Legend and His Tricked Out Cars
- Movies Till Dawn: Last House on Dead End Street | The LA Beat on Movies Till Dawn: Something for Your Rattled Nerves
- Movies Till Dawn: House of Dark Shadows | The LA Beat on Movies Till Dawn: What You Could Be Watching This Weekend (24 Hour Vampire Mission Edition)
Categories
Author Archives: Bob Lee
Stevie Wonder’s House Full Of Toys 2017 – Live Review
Stevie Wonder has been offering some version of his House Full of Toys benefit and toy drive nearly every year since 1996. Often, Stevie acts as the host to a traditional Christmas show, dotting the multi-hour lineup with celebrities and … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged andra day, common, house full of toys 2017, pharrell williams, staples center, stevie wonder
1 Comment
Beat Recommends: Stevie Wonder’s House Full of Toys This Sunday
Stevie Wonder is a national treasure, and any time spent in presence is likely to leave you feeling a little better about the state of the world than you did before. This December, that soothing presence feels utterly necessary, a … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Music, Upcoming Events
1 Comment
Rita Rudner Returns From Vegas To Tickle Southern Californians Personally
Comedian Rita Rudner is a low-key American institution. A ubiquitous presence on TV during the “standup boom” of the late 1980s and early 90s, with multiple HBO specials filmed during thaat time, she has spent much of the last sixteen … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Theater, Upcoming Events
Leave a comment
Tropicalia Music & Taco Festival: Live Review and Photo Gallery
Having attended multiple events at the Queen Mary in years past, including a great staging of the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival in 2003, and multiple versions of the Ink And Iron Festival, I thought I knew what we would be … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food, Music, Photo Essays
2 Comments
Herb Alpert and Lani Hall at Pepperdine University – Live Review
Herb Alpert and Lani Hall have been married for forty-three years, and are still a very cute couple. They give PDA at every opportunity, even in the music videos projected on the big screen behind them. They each talk about … Continue reading
Beat Recommends: Dead Boys At The Viper Room Friday 11/10
The full name of the outfit that is currently on tour to promote the 40th anniversary of the rather excellent record album Young, Loud and Snotty, is “Dead Boys Featuring Cheetah Chrome and Johnny Blitz.” Of course there is no … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged cheetah chrome, dead boys, still snotty, viper room
Leave a comment
Beat Recommends: Tropicalia Music & Taco Festival this Saturday at Queen Mary
Here in LA, “festival season” is practically year-round — we just take a little break between Thanksgiving and Valentine’s Day. We can’t think of a better way to send out 2017 than the inaugural Tropicalia Music & Taco Festival, happening … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Music, Upcoming Events
1 Comment
The Ponte Introduces its Inviting Fall Menu
The Ponte, a contemporary Italian venture from Chopped star Scott Conant and fab Executive Chef Freddy Vargas, is a small, friendly place on West Beverly, situated near some of the city’s most esteemed chow pads. There’s a dignified, modern-old-Hollywood air … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food
Leave a comment
Friday Night Concert: California Jam 2 1978
Travel back in time with us to the pre-cable and VCR days when rock bands could only ever be briefly glimpsed on TV late on Friday nights, and if you were lucky, you might get to see a full show. … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Videos
Leave a comment
Friday Night Concert: Kiss in The Makeup Years
Travel back in time with us to the pre-cable and VCR days when rock bands could only ever be briefly glimpsed on TV late on Friday nights, and if you were lucky, you might get to see a full show. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Television, Videos
1 Comment