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“JANE” at Hollywood Bowl with Live Score by Philip Glass
On Monday, October 9th, National Geographic Documentary Films presents a special screening at the Hollywood Bowl of “JANE,” a new documentary about everyone’s favorite primatologist and conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall. The film was directed by Brett Morgen (“Kurt Cobain: Montage of … Continue reading
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Tagged brett morgen, hollywood bowl, jane goodall, National Geographic, Philip Glass
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J.M. Lee’s “The Dark Crystal” Prequel Novels
You have probably heard by now that a prequel to beloved ’80s fantasy film “The Dark Crystal” is coming soon to Netflix in the form of a 10-episode series. Featuring all Jim Henson Creature Shop/Brian Froud beasties, “The Dark Crystal: Age of … Continue reading
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Tagged brian froud, fantasy, J.M. Lee, jim henson, the dark crystal
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Sie Sie Benhoff Steals the Show At Echo Park Rising
Echo Park Rising certainly did not disappoint this year. The line-up was fantastic. I was treated to four solid days of endless shows from just about all the best bands in Los Angeles, and I made sure I didn’t waste one … Continue reading
Friday Night Concert: XTC on German TV 1982
Friday nights used to be a special time for young rock and roll fans in the seventies and eighties. In the days when not everyone had cable and VCRs, you had to get your music TV when it could be … Continue reading
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LA Beat Writers’ Picks For Echo Park Rising This Weekend
This year’s Echo Park Rising lineup is frankly exhausting just to contemplate. But if you are wandering the streets of Echo Park and unsure where to turn in the moment, here are a few recommendations from our staff. Your humble … Continue reading
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Weed Review: The Speakeasy 710 Vape Pen & THC Cartridge
One of the challenges with writing reviews of cannabis products is that I have to try to write something while my body and mind are under the effects of cannabis products. I have found marijuana strains that helped me write … Continue reading
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PB&J LA Opens at the Grand Central Market
Bonnie and I had a chance to be a part of a special preview and presser for the hottest new ticket in LA for the opening of “PB&J.LA” in DTLA’s Grand Central Market. On Friday a good size crowd had … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Miscellanious, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged Adam Fleischman, Billy Bennight, Brad Greenberg, cuisine, Food Porn, Foodie, Gourmet, Grand Central Market, Jimmy Franklin, Lee Weinberg, millennial, Payvand Salehi, PB&J, PB&J.LA, Peanut Butter and Jelly. Peanut Butter and Jam, Vegan, vegetarians
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Weed Review: XJ-13 By THC Design
Maybe I’m not the right kind of nerd, but as I begin my experience with this sativa strain from THC Design, I have no idea what the brand name XJ-13 could possibly be referring to. It sounds vaguely like high … Continue reading
Queer LA: Transgender Activists and Allies Gather in Unity in Aftermath of Military Ban
One of a number of small protests and rallies in response to the ban of transgender individuals inclusion in the U.S. military. This group of transgender activists and allies unite in community in West Hollywood Park after marching from Hollywood & … Continue reading
15 Bands in 9 Nights
That’s right. I saw 15 bands over the past 9 nights. It all started on Monday July 17th with The Great Sadness at The Echoplex. On Tuesday, I saw Sextile and Algiers at The Echoplex. Wednesday I was treated to … Continue reading
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Tagged Algiers, Billy Bones, Dead Kennedys, The Gears, The Great Sadness
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