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Warren Miller’s ‘Flow State’ Coming to Theatres Soon
Victoria Simarano Director, Grassroots and Strategic Partnerships: Climate Reality: “Hi, LA Beat readers! Winter is almost here! But our planet is heating up … and our ski slopes and sledding hills need to be there for the next generation. Climate … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News & Sports, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged Al Gore, Climate Reality Project, Flow State, Global warming, I am pro snow, Warren Miller
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Help Smuckers Donate Another $100,000 to Protecting our National Parks
Katie Eucker, senior manager for National Parks Conservation Association: “Hello, LA Beat readers; The J.M. Smucker Company and its Adams®, Laura Scudder’s®, and Smucker’s® Natural Peanut Butter brands recently made a combined donation of $100,000 to NPCA and will make … Continue reading
Serendipity and the Headstone That Wouldn’t Stay Put
All photos-except where indicated, courtesy of Kurt Miller. Copyright 2012. Serendipity plays an important part in the life of every human being…and sometimes even after they have left “this mortal coil” too! This week’s guest writer, Southern California genealogist Anthony Ray … Continue reading
Posted in News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged Agua Mansa Cemetery, Anthony Ray, Roy, Tannie Pena
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UFW Lawsuit Accuses Cal/OSHA of Failure to Enforce Regulations Protecting Farm Workers
Thursday, October 18: a lawsuit in California’s state court was filed against the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) for its “systematic failure” to enforce the regulation that requires farmers to provide water, shade and rest to their … Continue reading
Posted in News & Sports
Tagged Bautista v. Cal/OSHA, California farm workers, UFW, UFW President Arturo Rodriguez
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Peter Murphy: ‘Miracula Halloween’ October 27!
MIRACULA HALLOWEEN NEWS: ‘DEEP’ IN ITS ENTIRETY! Peter Murphy: “Greetings, LA Beat readers! Miracula Halloween will be a night of firsts… a Night of Power. For the first time ever, I will perform my Deep album in its entirety and in the original recorded order … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Interviews, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged Halloween, Miracula, Peter Murphy
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‘Detonation’ of the Blues: An Interview with Dave Fields Part 2
How did you come to select David Z as your producer for ‘Detonation’? Well, I’d met David Z in Memphis a few years ago, and the second I met him he struck me as being such a nice, easy-going guy. … Continue reading
‘Detonation’ of the Blues:an Interview with Dave Fields Part 1
“I know that’s why I’m here: to bring happiness to people. There’s nothing more amazing in this world than to see another human being smile, and if it’s because of something I’ve played or sang or performed then that makes … Continue reading
“WalMarch” Comes to its Completion at LA City Hall
All photos, except where indicated, courtesy of Elizabeth Brennan, Communications Director, Warehouse Workers United. Copyright 2012. No reproduction or use thereof without the permission of WWU. WHAT: WalMarch Final Day: Hundreds rallied and greeted warehouse workers at the end of a … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Interviews, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged City Hall, Dolores Huerta, Gualdalupe Palma, Los Angeles, strike, UFW, WalMarch, Warehouse Workers United, Warehouses, work conditions
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Save the Sando! Save Live Music! Part 2
With ever-increasing frequency, banks and other lending institutions are closing iconic, important live music venues all over the world, ruining both the lives of everyday folk as well as robbing communities of their history, heritage and culture, all in one … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News & Sports
Tagged Sydney live music venues, The Sandringham Hotel, Tony Townsend
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