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Movies Till Dawn: Here and There, Then and Now
* indicates that the film is also available for digital sale or rental on various platforms. “The Worst Ones” (2022, Kino Lorber*) A filmmaker (Johan Heldenberg) and his crew seek an authentic tone to their socially conscious drama by casting … Continue reading
East LA Meets Napa 2022 Was a Night to Remember
Delectable scents emanated from gourmet dishes offered by 15 top Latino-owned Los Angeles-area restaurants while wine from 15 acclaimed Napa Valley vintners flowed. Joined with live music from LA’s own Ozomatli, the return of East LA Meets Napa made for … Continue reading
This Tijuana-Born Salsa Maker is All About Integrity & Authenticity
El Novato is a line of unique, locally made salsas crafted with integrity. This new company is the creation of film costumer Gaby Acosta. Born in Tijuana, where she lived until she was three, Gaby has spent her life divided … Continue reading
Movies Till Dawn: Even More Spookshows for Shut-Ins
“Zombie For Sale” (2019, Arrow Films) The discovery of a zombie whose bite leaves the victim feeling rejuvenated provides a family of rural eccentrics with what they believe a get-rich-quick scheme. Amusing South Korean horror-comedy eschews the usual veins tapped … Continue reading
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Tagged Arrow Films, IFC Midnight, Kino Lorber, RLJE Films, VCI Entertaiment, VInegar Syndrome
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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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Highlights of the Upcoming LA Times’ Food Bowl
The L.A. Times Food Bowl takes over the entire month of May with 31 days of food. The Food Bowl is a fundraiser for the L.A. Regional Food Bank, Food Forward, and the Midnight Mission. With over 100 events spread throughout … Continue reading
Feria de los Moles Celebrates 11 Years this Sunday at Grand Park Downtown
This Sunday, October 7, Feria de los Moles will be celebrating its 11th anniversary in Grand Park downtown. Inspired by his grandmother’s cooking, Pedro Ramos founded the event in 2008. Since then it has grown to over 40,000 attendees. From … Continue reading
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Highlights of All-Star Chef Classic’s Grill & Chill 2018
Every year, the All-Star Chef Classic presents three days of well-organized, fun and glamorous food events. Since the beginning, my favorite event has been Grill & Chill, with a fantastic array of chefs barbecuing on the patio of LA Live. … Continue reading
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Tagged All Star Chef Classic 2018, Chef Evan Funke, Chef Jessica Largey, Chefs of LA, Crumb on Parchment, Felix, Love and Salt, Otium, Simone, Verlaine
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Movies Till Dawn: Continental Cowboys and Italian Vikings
“Death Rides a Horse” (1967, Kino) Gritty Italian western employs two of the genre’s most enduring tropes – “revenge for a murdered family” and “the student becomes the master” – and taps Lee Van Cleef, star of some of the … Continue reading
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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