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‘The Story of P-22, LA’s Most Famous Feline’ Opens at NHMLA.
Last Friday the Natural History Museum of LA opened a new installment featuring everyone’s favorite cat, P-22. The mountain lion, which is also referred to as a cougar or puma, was first spotted on a wildlife camera trap by NHMLA’s … Continue reading
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Movies Till Dawn: Tower Shooter Slime Mold Saxophone SCUM
“Tower” (2016, Kino Lorber) Deeply moving and effective documentary about the 1966 mass shootings at the University of Texas at Austin, and its impact, both immediate and long-term, on its survivors and the city and country as a whole. Director … Continue reading
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Tagged Arrow Academy, Facets DVD, Kino Lorber
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theBlu Underwater Virtual Reality Experience Extended at NHMLA to June 18th
You still have a chance to experience some of virtual reality’s fun and futuristic technology. The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHMLA) has extended the run of “theBlu: An Underwater VR Experience” to June 18, 2017. Thanks to the generosity of … Continue reading
Sustainable Seafood Expo, Sunday, October 2nd
How many of us really think about the fish we eat and where it comes from? Like oil and water, the ocean is a finite resource. 53% of the fish consumed now is farmed in order to comply with sustainable … Continue reading
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Midsummer Scream Provides a Preview of Halloween Chills July 20 & 31
There is a new Halloween Festival in town, Midsummer Scream, presented by Creepy LA and Theme Park Adventure. This weekend, Long Beach Convention Center features more than 100,000 square feet of vendors, makeup demonstrations, stage presentations, home haunt classes, a scavenger … Continue reading
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Take the Train: Pterosaurs at the Natural History Museum
If it’s been decades since you wandered the halls of our Natural History Museum in Exposition Park, as it was for me, now might be a great time to reacquaint yourself. If you’ve never been there, you’ll find a corner … Continue reading
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Tagged dinosaurs, Family, museums, natural history museum, pterosaurs, science exhibits
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Visitors Day Tour at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab
If you have any interest in space exploration (and you should!!), I recommend checking out the free public tours at the Jet Propulsion Lab. Located in Pasadena, the robotic space exploration lab is where the Mars Curiosity Rover was created, as well as its … Continue reading
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Tagged jet propulsion lab, JPL, mars curiosity, NASA, space exploration
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Fry’s Burbank: 1950s Monster Movies
You are probably already aware that each Fry’s electronics store is built around an elaborate individualized theme. Fry’s, which first opened in Silicon Valley in 1985, started the themes with its second store in Sunnyvale which is now defunct. The store was … Continue reading
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