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WWOZ’s Jazz Festing in Place This Weekend and Next
As they did last year, venerable New Orleans radio station WWOZ is bringing Jazz Fest over the airwaves for those who are jonesing for it in person. Tune in to WWOZ April 22-25 and April 29-May 2 as they, along … Continue reading
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Live Opera Returns to Los Angeles: POP Presents Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti at Heritage Square, April 24 & 25th
The rebirth of live opera in Los Angeles begins with Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti, presented by Pacific Opera Project in four performances this April 24th and 25th on the grounds of the Heritage Square Museum in Montecito Heights. The … Continue reading
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Ellen Reid’s SOUNDWALK at Griffith Park Now Through 2023
Ellen Reid is a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer whose opera p r i s m was performed here in 2018 at Redcat to great reception. We can now enjoy another of her works, pandemic-style, with SOUNDWALK. SOUNDWALK is enjoyed via a free app … Continue reading
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LA Native and National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman Steals the Show
As if the relief and joy surrounding the Biden inauguration today wasn’t enough, the world got to experience the wise words of the first (she was chosen in 2017) National Youth Poet Laureate, Amanda Gorman, as she delivered her poem … Continue reading
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RIP Embers Lounge
Coronavirus has taken another beloved greater Los Angeles institution – the Embers Lounge in Whittier. A venerable southeast LA dive bar, this 1950’s/60’s era (nobody is quite sure exactly what year it opened) watering hole was home to countless nights … Continue reading
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The LA Beat Remembers Spaceland
One month ago, The Satellite announced they would no longer be doing live shows, dismantling the stage and turning the room into a restaurant in order to survive the COVID-19 pandemic. While nobody can fault them for it, the announcement … Continue reading
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You Can Still See Movies During the ‘Rona – at the Drive-In!
If you are of a certain age, you will certainly remember drive-in theaters. The drive-in, as in, “Let’s go to the drive-in!” and “What’s playing at the drive-in?” You and a buddy (and possibly 3 or 4 more in the … Continue reading
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Gardening in the Time of Corona
You may have noticed that Spring has sprung, even if it feels like summer. If you have cabin fever and no more appetite for puzzles, series bingeing, quarantine cooking and Zoom happy hours, the good news is that your backyard … Continue reading
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Jazz Fest 2020, “Jazz Festing in Place” on WWOZ, New Orleans
New Orleans is one of my favorite cities, but I’ve never been to Jazz Fest (and now who knows when the hell I’ll be able to?). Fortunately, venerable NOLA radio station WWOZ is in the midst of “Jazz Festing in … Continue reading
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6th Annual Princegiving, a Long Beach Dance Party the Night Before Thanksgiving
Everyone knows the night before Thanksgiving is an even better party night than New Year’s Eve. What better way to start your long weekend’s hangover than shaking your tailfeather to Prince and Prince-related tunes at the 6th annual Princegiving, a … Continue reading