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Movie Review: The Artist
The Artist is a modern silent film by French director Michel Hazanavicus. It’s shot in black and white and stars both French and American actors. The film tells the story of a silent film star whose career collapses with the … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies
Tagged berenice bejo, black and white, jack russells, jean dujardin, Michel Hazanavicus, silent films, the artist
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What I’m Thankful For This Year
Happy Thanksgiving! This year, I’m grateful for my cozy little apartment and the good health of my furry little friend who is getting up there in years. I’m grateful for my literary agent who continues to believe in my writing … Continue reading
Failure & Old 97s members join School Music Revival Benefit
Of the endless number of painful consequences of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, one is the loss of hundreds of school musical instruments. School Music Revival is an organization co-founded by composer Ryuichi Sakamoto and the Japan … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Miscellanious, Upcoming Events
Tagged benefit, def leppard, failure, japan, margaret cho, music in school, old 97s, school music revival, the section quartet
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Tuesday’s Taco – Casa Vega in Sherman Oaks
Established in 1956 by Rafael “Ray” Vega, Casa Vega is located on Ventura Blvd in Sherman Oaks. Dimly lit, with cozy brick walls and exposed wooden beams, the restaurant has a lively bar and is fitted with comfortable booths and … Continue reading
Live Review: A.A. Bondy at Bootleg Theater 9/29/11
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/embed/8FyIJmmHPrY[/youtube] Mississippi’s compelling A.A. Bondy performed at the Bootleg Theater last month, and memories from the show are still swirling around in my head. When The Devil’s Loose is the kind of album that creeps up on you and slowly … Continue reading
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Tagged a.a. bondy, aa bondy, americana, believers, bootleg theater, folk, hipsters, when the devil's loose
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EP Review: Pinkunoizu’s “Peep”
Pinkunoizu, which means “pink noise” in Japanese, is a Danish group that describes its sound as “lo-fi, high-life, modern composition music, nu-folklore, asian 60’s pop and future post-apocalyptic underwater rock.” Not all the elements of that manifesto are apparent on … Continue reading
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Tagged danish, full time hobby, le fiasko, lo-fi, mali, peep, pinkunoizu, post-apocalyptic, psychedelic
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Other Lives On Tour With “Tamer Animals”
Other Lives, most of which were members of the former band Kunek, hail from Stillwater, OK, and are currently on tour for their new album Tamer Animals. The perfect fantasy film soundtrack, the album is orchestral and mystical. Singer Jesse … Continue reading
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Tagged E.T., folk, indie rock, orchestral, other lives, stillwater, tamer animals
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Live Review: Surfer Blood @ The Echoplex 9/16/11
Surfer Blood may look every bit their youthful age, but they play with an ease and professionalism that makes you forget that. The boys from West Palm Beach, FL projected a modest confidence the moment they stepped out onstage, where … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious
Tagged astro coast, echoplex, kanine records, pop rock, surf rock, surfer blood, tarot classics
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Film Review: The Elephant in The Living Room
The Elephant in The Living Room, available now on DVD, is an intense documentary on the surprisingly prevalent exotic animal trade in the U.S. It focuses on the complications and dangers that arise when a person tries to raise a … Continue reading
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Tarfest Music Festival: This Sunday, Free!
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events
Tagged art, everest, festival, free, la brea tar pits, LAUNCH, nonprofit, obi best, saint motel, tarfest
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