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FIDM Celebrates the Craft of Motion Picture Costume Design
The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) Museum in Los Angeles opened an exhibit this week of costumes from films to commemorate the 92nd annual Academy Awards. The collection includes over 100 costumes from more than 30 films. Besides … Continue reading
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LA Through a Cracked Lens: Getting Ready for the Oscars!
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The First Krampus Run Held at Alpine Village was a Swatting Good Time for Both the Naughty and the Nice.
Last Saturday at 5 o’clock the doors to one of the chalets at Alpine Village began disgorging Krampus of all shapes and sizes–horned, furry, blue, black, and white, with glowing eyes, protruding tongues and pointy teeth. And they were not … Continue reading
The 2019 Krampus Run is Happening at Alpine Village in Torrance Saturday!
UPDATE Saturday 12/07 12:06 PM: The Krampus Run is on. UPDATE 3:45 Friday 12/06/91 Krampus LA will decide by tomorrow at 4 PM whether or not they need to cancel the run due to weather. The Krampus Run, or Krampuslauf, … Continue reading
LA Through a Cracked Lens: Hollywood Boulevard is so Festive this Time of Year
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‘Refinery29′ Brings Back Popular Pop-up Photo Op ’29Rooms’
Refinery29 returns to Los Angeles with “29Rooms: Expand Your Reality,” opening Friday, November 8, 2019, and continuing until Sunday, November 17, 2019. This popular returning pop-up immersive experience “festival of cause, culture, and creativity” comes to a Beverly Space by HD … Continue reading
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Tagged 29Rooms, influencer, Instagram, Pop Up, Refinery29
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Riveting ‘The Max Factor’ Documentary Makes its Debut at The Hollywood Museum: The Self Same Building in Which the Make-Up Empire Arose
Just as the sheen of the summer of 2019 was beginning to need one more touch up before its final close-up, throngs of actors, musicians, producers, and showbiz folk alike wheeled their previously pale faces into the old Max Factor … Continue reading
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Tagged Bette Davis, Clara Kuperberg, Donelle Dadigan, Hollywood History, Judy Garland, Julia Kuperberg, Kate Linder, Lee Purcell, Leonard Maltin, makeup, Marilyn Monroe, Martin Cove, Max Factor, The Hollywood Museum, Wichita Films
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Part Time Punks Night: Gitane Demone Quartet, Shadow Project and Terminal A at the Echoplex
I believe in Goths. Dark, morbid, sexual, frightiningly loud and spooky. I went to the monthly Part Time Punks night at the Echoplex to see Terminal A, the Gitane Demone Quartet and Shadow Project 1334 play. The Echoplex felt like a … Continue reading
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‘Dia de los Muertos’ 2019 Celebrates Throughout the Southland: Your Guide
The 24th Street Theatre Annual Dia de los Muertos Block Party. (Photo by Cindy Marie Jenkins, courtesy of the 24th Street Theatre) UPDATES: 10-21-19***, 10-19-19**, 10-16-19* All events listed are gathered in the spirit of cultural awareness, acceptance, and appreciation of … Continue reading
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Tagged Altadena Farmers' Market, Avenue 50 Studio, Aztec dance, Ballet Folklorico Quetzal dancers, Bob Baker Marionette Theater, Canoga Park, Day Of The Dead, Dia De Los Muertos, Dia de los Muertos events in LA, Dia de los Muertos Festival de Otoño, Downey, East Los Angeles, El Sereno, Grand Park, highland park, hollywood forever, KCET Artbound, La Sonora Dinamita, Los Angeles River Center & Gardens, Louie Crúz Beltran, Michael Calderon, MOLAA, Mr. Pasadena, olvera street, Pacoima, Raul Pacheco, self-help graphics, Vroman's Bookstore, Where to celebrate Day of the Dead, Whittier
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