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The Annual 2015 Screening Series “Confessions of a Production Designer” At the Egyptian and Aero Theatres
The “Confessions of a Production Designer” co-hosted series by the Art Directors Guild (ADG) Film Society and the American Cinematheque comes about once a year and offers a great opportunity for film buffs and lovers of the “Mise-en-scène” to dig deep into … Continue reading
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Tagged american cinematheque, An American In Paris, art, Art Director, Art Directors Guild, artist, Billy Bennight, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Design800, Film Series, Film Society, films, Hollywood, Hollywood Reporter, Mise-en-scène, movies, Production Design, Sotto Sotto, The Adventures of Robin Hood, theater
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Cesar Chavez Legacy Awards 2015
“When we are really honest with ourselves, we must admit that our lives are all that really belong to us. So, it’s how we use our lives that determines what kind of men we are. It is my deepest belief … Continue reading
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Tagged Cesar Chavez Foundation, Cesar Chavez Legacy Awards, Kris Kristofferson
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Album Review: Jesika von Rabbit’s New Solo Album “Journey Mitchell”
While Gram Rabbit is on hiatus Jesika von Rabbit has been formulating and fashioning her first electronic “adult theme park pop” solo project called “Journey Mitchell”. It’s a powerhouse dance album built with varied threads of 80’s dance music, artfully … Continue reading
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Tagged Acid, Album Release Party, Billy Bennight, concert, Cyndi Lauper, dance, Dance Music, Disco, Dubstep, EDM, Events, Gram Rabbit, indie rock, Joshua Tree, LSD, Mojave, Mojave Desert, Music, music review, New Release, Psyche, psychedelic, Review, She Bop, Songs, Tripy, Weird
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Three Snaps: What LA Fashion Week 2015 Looked Like!
LA Fashion Week had numerous fashion events that included collections from Concept Los Angeles, Los Angeles Fashion Council and Sue Wong. The fashion shows ran the gambit of artistic statements, industry insider up-and-comers to Haute Couture. The following days last week … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Bennight, Blouses, Body Conscious, Coats, Concept LA, Concept Los Angeles, Dresses, Events, Fashion Designer, Fashion Model, Fashion Models, Fashion Week LA, FWLA, Gowns, Haute Couture, High Concept, Hot, Jackets, La Fashion Week, LAFCF15, Los Angeles Fashion CouncilConcept Los Angeles, Michael Ngo, Mini Skirts, model, Models, Parkas, Poncho, Rochelle Carino, Sexy, SHOWOFFLA, Slacks, Taglyan Cultural Complex, Vilorija, William Bradley
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The Original Grand Budapest Hotel Model is Exclusively on Display at The Hollywood Museum
The wonderfully quirky Grand Budapest Hotel was the recipient of four Oscars® this awards season: that included Best Production Design, Costume Design, Makeup and Hairstyling and Original Score. Wes Anderson won best screen play at the Writers Guild Awards the week … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Directors Guild, authentic costumes, Best Production Design, Billy Bennight, Bottle Rocket, Creatives, film and the Golden Age of Hollywood, Industry, Life Aquatic, Minitures, Movie, Production Design, props and memorabilia, The Art of Production Design
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Book Review “I Fought The Law”: The Life And Strange Death Of Bobby Fuller
The book “I fought The Law: The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller” as told by Miriam Linna and Bobby’s brother Randell Fuller touches a “Pop Culture” nerve for any one who grew in or is interested in mid-20th … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Chilton, Billy Bennight, Casey Casem, Charlie Daniels, Charlie Manson, Dick Dale, Early Rock N' Roll, Herman Hermits, Hollywood, Mia Farrow, Mid-Century, Muisc History, phil spector, pop culture, Ritchie Valens, Rock and Roll. Buddy Holly, Rock N Roll, Stevie Nicks, surf, surf music, The Box Tops, The Clash
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Albert Maysles, Life Changer
I heard that Al Maysles passed away yesterday at his home in Manhattan. I was just talking about him last night. As a kid, the first thing I watched on our new betamax (!) was his film, Gimme Shelter. I … Continue reading
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From the Archives: Sin 34 @ Liquid Kitty 2/24/08 In Memory of Phil Newman
Yesterday the LA music community lost bass player Phil Newman of Sin 34 and Painted Willie. According to friend and former bandmate Dave Markey, Phil fell and received an injury to the head, later passing away at the hospital. In memoriam we … Continue reading
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Festival of the Desert: March 18, 2015 in Palm Springs
Now there’s more to the Coachella cultural scene than blazing Rice Krispie squares, whirling, twirling, swirling tie-dye and rampant dehydration. Break out your tux and snap up your tix for high desert elevation of a different kind. Festival of the … Continue reading
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