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The LA Community Comes Together to Remember Sean deLear
Sean deLear was born Anthony Robertson, a Valley Boy from Simi Valley (who eventually became a well-known Valley Girl). Sean was always jet-setting from Europe to LA, and it was in Vienna that he succumbed to liver cancer last Tuesday. Best known … Continue reading
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American Horror Story at The Paley Center
The Paley Center in Beverly Hills is presenting a free exhibit, “American Horror Story: The Style of Scare” through August 13th. The exhibit, featuring the work of writer-director-producer Ryan Murphy and award-winning costume designer Lou Eyrichis encompasses nearly 4000 square … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion, Photo Essays, Television
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Movie Review: “The Incomparable Rose Hartman”
Opening this Friday at the Laemmle Monica Film Center is “The Incomparable Rose Hartman,” a short documentary about the notorious NYC fashion/celebrity photographer. Directed by Øtis Mass, who is yelled at several times on camera by his feisty subject, the film is a humorous … Continue reading
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Tagged fashion, fashion designers, NYC, photography, rose hartman
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“Jersey Boys” at the Ahmanson Theatre – Oh, What A Night
“Jersey Boys” is what I call a feel good jukebox musical. Whether you’re a fan of The Four Seasons or not, by the time you leave the theatre, you’ll be singing many of the great songs the group wrote and recorded. … Continue reading
“Little Shop Of Horrors” Rocks At The Hillcrest Center For The Arts
“Little Shop of Horrors” is a comedy rock musical by composer Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. The musical is based on the low budget 1960 black comedy film of the same name. It opened Off Broadway in 1982 where it … Continue reading
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Tagged Hillcrest Center For The Arts, J. Bailey Burcham, little shop of horrors, skid row
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My Dystopia With André: REDCAT presents The Designated Mourner
2017 has and continues to be a year of landmark plays and players in Los Angeles. REDCAT plays host for ten performances to just such a production when it stages Wallace Shawn’s “The Designated Mourner” from May 11th to 21st … Continue reading
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Tagged dystopia, redcat, The Designated Mourner, Wallace Shawn
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Interview: Dennis Morris Celebrates 40 Years of Punk with “The Bollocks: A Photo Essay of the Sex Pistols”
I had a remarkable opportunity to interview Dennis Morris at The Salon (at Automatic Sweat) a while back. The interview was coupled with large prints of his photographic work that captured the most salient and critical moments in the Punk movement. We sat … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Bennight, Culture, Dennis Morris, Johnny Rotten, Music, punk, Punk Movement, Sex Pistols, Sid Vicious
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Can’t Wait for the Summer Festivals? Just Head Downtown to the DTLA Proud Block Party
Saturday, January 28, DTLA Proud will host the “DTLA Proud Block Party at Night on Broadway” in conjunction with the 3rd annual “Night on Broadway.” The free Block Party will be happening from 4pm – 11pm and will be located on 4th … Continue reading
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The Love Witch: A Kitchy Witchy Cult Classic In The Making!
Trish (Laura Waddell), asks Elaine (Samantha Robinson), “What do men really want?” “Just a pretty woman to love them, to take care of them,” was Elaine’s response, setting the tone of the “The Love Witch.” This campy comedic-thriller by Anna Biller … Continue reading
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Tagged 60's, Ann Biller, Campy, Indie Film, kitschy, M. David Mullen, Movie, russ meyer
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