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Oscar-winning Peter Jackson Brings Newly Restored 100-Year-Old WWI Footage to the Screen, In Color and 3D
Warner Bros. and Fathom Events bring Academy Award-winning filmmaker Peter Jackson’s (The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit) stunning new documentary about World War I, “They Shall Not Grow Old” to movie theaters in and around Southern California, with remaining … Continue reading
EDM: ‘A Very Synthy Christmas’ Album Release, Party at ‘Scum and Villainy’
In celebration of the release of electronic music artist Moose with a Scarf’s “A Very Synthy Christmas,” Composer and Conductor Anthony Sabatino hosts an open seating party tonight, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., at the Scum and Villainy Cantina in Hollywood. “A Very … Continue reading
Rooftop Movies & Chill for the Holidays at the ‘Montalbán’
The Montalbán Theatre has once again curated a choice collection of movies for their Rooftop Movies series with a bevy of fun holiday flicks. Overlooking the heart of Hollywood, the Rooftop Movies at the Montalbán is equipped with a full … Continue reading
TODAY! And through weekend: Massive Estate Sale of Landmark ‘Tokio Florist’ Underway in Silverlake
UPDATED 12/2/18 – Again L.A. Estate Sales is once again undertaking a huge estate sale filled with vintage collectibles and select valued items, this one now currently underway in the home and location of the now-closed landmark Tokio Florist in … Continue reading
‘Blue Surge’ Brings a Cool Autumn Breeze to the Marilyn Monroe Theatre
UPDATED: 11/17/18 1:45 p.m. This review features the “Blue Cast” with Eddie Alfano as Curt, Hope Quattrocki as Sandy, Steve Mize as Doug, Whitney Anderson as Beth, and Rosie Koocher as Heather. Intimate relationships are tricky, especially when opposites attract. … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Surge, Coleman Kelly, Eddie Alfano, Eliza Padden, Helen Menafee, Hope Quattrocki, Lee Strasburg Theatre & Film Institute, Maggie Cleary, Marilyn Monroe Theatre, Matthew Callari, Mia Macron, Paul Rush, Rebecca Gilman, Rosie Koocher, Sixty-Six Theatre Company, Steve Mize, Whitney Anderson
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High Class and Well-Appointed ‘Orient Express’ Arrives at the La Mirada Theater for the Performing Arts
Director Sheldon Epps has brought to the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts a powerful piece that invites us onto the stage and into the mystery, without grabbing us by the collar and yanking, with Ken Ludwig’s adaptation of Agatha … Continue reading
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Anne Gee Byrd, Brad Culver, Christine Dunford, EB Bohks, Hercule Poirot, Hope Noel Bradley, Jared A. Sayeg, Julia Aks, Ken Ludwig, La Mirada Theater for the Performing Arts, La Mirada Theatre For The Performing Arts, Matthew Floyd Miller, Murder on the Orient Express, Nike Doukas, Rachel Seifirth, Sheldon Epps, Shon LeBlanc, Stephen Gifford, Terry Hanrahan, Time Winters, Tony Amendola, Will Block, Zarah Mahler
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Lawrence English New Public Sound Artwork Installation ‘Seirá’ Incorporates Cold War Era Air Raid Sirens During ‘AxS Festival’
Do you remember the sound of the air raid sirens that went off like clockwork at 10:00 a.m. on the last Friday of every month during the Cold War in Los Angeles? Those of us lived at the time to hear … Continue reading
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Tagged AxS Festival, AxS Festival: City as Wunderkammer, Fulcrum Arts
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From ‘Coco’ to Pacoima: Día de los Muertos Celebrations in L.A.
With contributions by Elise Thompson. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday that is also celebrated here in Los Angeles. It brings together families in a cultural melting pot of celebrations to honor the … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC7 SoCal Spotlight, bachata, Ballet Folklorico, Canoga Park, City of Los Angeles, City of Pacoima, City of Santa Monica, Day Of The Dead, Dia De Los Muertos, Disney Pixar's Coco, DTLA, Grand Park, LGBTQ, Lumina Academy of Dance, Martha Gonzalez, Mendez High School, olvera street, Queer Latin Dance LA Social, self-help graphics, the montalban, Woodlawn Cemetery
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