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The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies
The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies is a masterclass organization named after the Miskatonic University in H.P. Lovecraft’s stories (first appearing in “Herbert West – Reanimator”). Mostly run by volunteers, the classes are created and taught by writers, scholars, directors, … Continue reading
The Unbearable Lightness of Being: a Modern-day Classic in Review
Photo by Laurel Haberman for the Los Angeles Beat As I revisited the rarely screened 1988 drama “The Unbearable Lightness of Being,” flashes of the film I had seen only once came back to me, in a montage of stunning, … Continue reading
Baba the History Cat Presents: Eight Great Cats in American Political History
Hi folks! I know the election is coming and the situation is tense, but don’t think we cats aren’t just as interested in the political future country as you. In fact, we have a long history in American politics, and … Continue reading
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2020 LA Times Festival of Books: Week 2 Preview
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 Marlon James, Author of “Black Leopard Red Wolf”, Winner of the Inaugural Ray Bradbury Prize for Science Fiction, in Conversation with Tananarive Due 6:00pm “Marlon James, winner of the inaugural 2019 L.A. Times Ray Bradbury Prize … Continue reading
2020 LA Times Festival of Books: Week 1 Review
Happy Monday Beat Fam. We hope you had a great time last week participating in the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. Let us know your thoughts on your event(s) in the comments below! Keep an eye out later today … Continue reading
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Tagged 25th Annual LA Times Festival of Books, biography, Books, Events, festival, LA Times Festival of Books, literacy, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Times, Reading, USC, writing
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Pop-Up Review: Gastro Garage at The W Hollywood
Does relaxing on a Hollywood hotel rooftop as speakers blast AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck”and a band of masked men and women cook your meal with blowtorches sound like a good time? If so, you might want to check out Gastro Garage’s “Torched,” … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Food
Tagged food pop-up, gastro garage, Karin E. Baker, TORCHED, w hotel
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Pumpkin Patch, Pickle Pop-Up & Produce: Three Reasons to Visit The Original Farmers Market This Weekend
Want to buy a pumpkin to help celebrate the season? For a classic sort of experience, visit an iconic LA location — The Original Farmers Market — this Saturday and Sunday, October 17 and 18. Mr. Jack O’Lantern’s Pumpkin Patch … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Events, Food, Upcoming Events
Tagged gourmet pickles, Halloween, Karin E. Baker, Original Farmer's Market, pumpkin patch
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Performative Pop-Ups Inside Laurie Shapiro’s “Take Me To The Color”
Los Angeles dancer/actress Olivia Mia Orozco brings her Performative Pop-Ups project to “Take Me To The Color,” the seven-room installation by Laurie Shapiro as a virtual exhibit from October 17th thru December 1st, and as a limited in-person experience on October … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Fashion, Miscellanious
Tagged dance, installation art, laurie shapiro, olivia mia orozco, performative pop-ups
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James Beard Foundation’s “Taste America” to Spotlight Oaxacan Eatery Guelaguetza
The James Beard Foundation’s “Taste America” returns to Los Angeles to celebrate and support our local restaurant community on October 18. The 2020 incarnation of this gastronomic happening is a national virtual event. Angelenos, however, will have the opportunity to … Continue reading
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Tagged Guelaguetza, James Beard Foundation, Karin E. Baker, Taste America
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Pop-Up Alert: Gastro Garage on the Rooftop of The W Hotel Hollywood
Fiery blowtorches and molecular gastronomy are on the menu when Gastro Garage brings their month-long pop-up dinner series TORCHED to the W Hotel in Hollywood. You may have seen the members of Gastro Garage on The Travel Channel or Bravo … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Food
Tagged food pop-up, gastro garage, Karin E. Baker, TORCHED, w hotel
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