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Now You Can Own Marty McFly’s 2015 Nike Air Mags
That’s right, 1500 pairs of the coveted light-up sneakers from Back To The Future Part II have finally been created – okay, technically four years early – by Nike. They are currently being auctioned off on Ebay but only until … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies
Tagged 2015, back to the future, ebay, michael j. fox, nike, nike air mags, parkinson's disease, sneakers
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“A Nation Emerges” at Los Angeles Public Library
The Getty and Edison International present a traveling exhibit entitled “A Nation Emerges: The Mexican Revolution Revealed” at the Los Angeles Central Public Library from September 8 through June 3. The exhibit features images chronicling the Mexican Revolution, which lasted … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Events, Miscellanious
Tagged central library, los angeles public library, mexican revolution, Mexico, pancho villa, photography, the getty
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Album Review: Liam Finn’s “FOMO”
The second solo album by Liam Finn, the son of Neil Finn from Crowded House, is oddly titled FOMO. Apparently, this is an acronym I should’ve known which stands for “fear of missing out”. The album was co-produced by Burke Reid, … Continue reading
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Tagged cold feet, crowded house, fomo, liam finn, neil finn, new music, the echo
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You Know You Want To…
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Tagged cross-dressing, darkwave, drag, gender bending, goth, industrial, ladead, skating, wumpskate
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Zeitgeist Media Festival at The Music Box
If you’re not familiar with either the Venus Project or the Zeitgeist Movement, they are worth checking out. The related organizations advocate the concept of a “resource-based economy” versus our current monetary-based economy. The former is the brainchild of Jacque … Continue reading
PETA Awards “Rise of the Planet of the Apes”
Animal rights group PETA has awarded the upcoming film Rise of The Planet of The Apes a Proggy Award for “Most Animal-Friendly Feature Film”. The Proggy or ‘progress’ Awards celebrate “animal-friendly achievements in commerce and culture”, and Apes qualifies not … Continue reading
Book Review: Sookie Stackhouse Series and “Dead Reckoning”
If you are a fan of True Blood but haven’t read the Sookie Stackhouse books on which the show is based, then you are missing out. Despite what you may have heard, they are not just for Romance fans. Author … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, charlaine harris, dead reckoning, romance, sookie stackhouse, true blood, vampires
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Classical Theater in North Hollywood
Calling all theater fans, The Antaeus Company’s 7th ClassicsFest 2011 is in full effect at the Deaf West Theatre at 5112 Lankershim Blvd in North Hollywood. The classical theatre ensemble presents an impressive array of performances, readings and workshops to … Continue reading
Odd Fortune Cookie Fortune
From Great Wok in Burbank: “Hidden in a valley beside an open stream, this will be the type of place where you will find your dream.” Maybe I should go back and open more for the next clue. Photo courtesy … Continue reading
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Tagged burbank, chinese food, fortune cookies, fortunes, greak wok
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Subliminal Projects’ Eve: Revolutionary Female Artists
Subliminal Projects Gallery in Echo Park presents Eve beginning Saturday, July 23rd through August 20th. The exhibition features works by revolutionary female artists from the 1970s to the present in a tribute to equality. Interpretations of femininity are explored by … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events
Tagged alex prager, art, ayanah moor, exhibit, female artists, feminism, kim mccarty, subliminal projects, swoon
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