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Movie Review: “The Monster”
“The Monster,” directed by Bryan Bertino (“The Strangers”), is the odd, intense story of a mother and daughter who are attacked by a supernatural creature after their car stalls on a forest road at night. Kathy (Zoe Kazan) is a … Continue reading
Live Review: Cyndi Lauper at The Greek
Last week, Cyndi Lauper brought her Detour tour to the Greek Theatre, in support of her new, country music covers album of the same name. Lauper, whose stage banter is highly enjoyable, poked fun at herself for this genre change – … Continue reading
Patience’s New Single, “The Pressure”
Patience (Roxanne Clifford of UK indie pop group, Veronica Falls) has released an excellent ’80s-styled synth-pop single called “The Pressure” on Night School Records. The song is wistful and a little melancholy but buoyed along by an infectious beat. It’s swoon-worthy in a way … Continue reading
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Tagged patience, roxanne clifford, synth-pop, veronica falls
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NEVERMORE METRO Immersive Arts Festival & Haunted Valley Busride
For a family-friendly, Edgar Allan Poe-themed event, you can check out the NEVERMORE METRO Immersive Arts Festival on Saturday, October 29th. The free festival will take place at the Van Nuys Courthouse West Civic Center and feature poetry readings by 35 local poets, … Continue reading
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“Army of One” – The Story of Gary Faulkner, Out November 4th
“Army of One,” starring Nicolas Cage and Russell Brand, tells the “mostly true” story of Gary Faulkner, a man who made eleven solo attempts to capture Osama bin Laden. Directed by Larry Charles (“Borat,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Seinfeld”), the comedy was inspired by … Continue reading
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Tagged army of one, gary faulkner, nicolas cage, russell brand
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“Into The Night: Pop For The People” at Skirball
On October 7th at 8pm, the Skirball Center presents “Into The Night: Pop For The People” to kick off the new exhibit “Pop for the People: Roy Lichtenstein in L.A.” The opening night will include live music by synth-pop/kitsch artist Seth Bogart … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events, Miscellanious, Upcoming Events
Tagged after-hours, art, chela, pop art, roy lichtenstein, seth bogart, skirball center, synth-pop
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The 4th Annual Coaster Show at La Luz de Jesus
Tomorrow night, La Luz de Jesus Gallery launches its 4th Annual Coaster Show, revealing nearly 1000 pieces of art made on 4″ tondo coasters. The opening reception is from 8-11pm at the gallery, which is located inside the Soap Plant/Wacko complex. The free exhibit … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Miscellanious, Upcoming Events
Tagged art, coasters, La Luz De Jesus, local artists, paintings, sculpture, sketches, support independent artists
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YouBloomLA 2016 Hits The Eastside and Downtown
YouBloomLA 2016 marks the third year for the up-and-coming music festival and conference. This year, it takes place September 29th through October 1st, with the conference portion at Hamilton High School for The Arts. As before, the concerts will be … Continue reading
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Tagged DTLA, hamilton high, music conference, music festival, musicians institute, NELA, youbloom, youbloom@la
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Photos: Guillermo del Toro’s “At Home With Monsters”
“At Home With Monsters,” the Guillermo del Toro exhibit currently at LACMA, can’t be more highly recommended. Culled from the director/writer’s Bleak House – his personal collection of horror, scifi and fantasy-related art and props – it is a fascinating … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bleak House, fantasy, Guillermo del Toro, horror, LACMA, monsters, science fiction, scifi, supernatural
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