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It’s Time for the 2018 Festival of Books—Right Now
In what has become the largest literary festival in America, The LA Times’ Festival of Books returns to the expansive campus of USC this weekend. On Saturday and Sunday, April 21st and 22nd, over 500 writers, chefs, artists and exhibitors … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Food, Interviews, Movies, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged Allee Willis, Andrew Friedman, apl.de.ap, Bill Esparza, Carolyn Kellogg, Dan Stone, Diana Gabaldo, Ed Asner, Ed. Weinberger, Festival of Books, Gabrielle Birkner, Guerilla Taco, Gustavo Arellano, Juan Felipe Herrara, KRS-One, LA Mexicano, Marty Preciado, Mike Epps, Outlander, Patton Oswalt, Starz, Taboo, tawny newsome, Vivica A. Fox, Wes Avila, will.i.am
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“Kat Kramer’s Films That Change the World” Presents Atomic Cinema Festival
“Atomic Cinema Fest”, is part of the International Uranium Film Festival, and was a one day film festival presented by “Kat Kramer’s Films That Change the World”, held at Raleigh Studios to bring movies and documentaries dedicated to educating people on the risks … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged Atomic Cinema Fest, Billy Bennight, cold war. activism, David Valentino, Ed Asner, Film, Films that change the world, Harvey Wasserman, Joey Luthman, Karen Sharpe Kramer, Kat Kramer, Libbe HaLevy, live review, Lou Gossett Jr., Mimi Kennedy, Nuclear, Tara-Nicole Azarian
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The Stars Come Out To Shine at Skylight Theatre Company’s Salute to Ed Asner
“Tonight I feel like I’ve been reborn, because through the many things that you have said, the memories that you have shared tonight, I feel like I have come to know myself all over again!”- Ed Asner, addressing the audience … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Interviews, News & Sports, Photo Essays, Television, Theater
Tagged classic television, Ed Asner, the Skylight Theatre Company
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Skylight Theatre Salutes Ed Asner with Special Birthday Celebration
“I am both touched and flattered that the Skylight Theatre Company has chosen to honor me this Sunday, November 1st, at their 2015 Salute and Fundraiser. I am very fortunate to have had a long and wonderful career as an … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News & Sports, Television, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged classic television, Ed Asner, Skylight Theatre Company
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‘A Man and His Prostate’ Debuts at The Malibu Playhouse on July 11th
Veteran television writer Ed. Weinberger will be making his theatrical debut with his new comedic play ‘A Man and His Prostate’ on Saturday, July 11th, 7 pm at The Malibu Playhouse. The play will also include a brief Q & … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged Comedy, Ed Asner, Ed. Weinberger, The Malibu Playhouse
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Ed Asner: An Artist of Acquired and Illustrious Acting Skill, Activism, Altruism, and Abundantly Avuncular Appeal!
I approach the mid-sized, one level house in the Valley with decided anticipation. To the left of the door a small sign reads, “Forget the dog, Beware the Owner!” The housekeeper answers the bell in welcoming fashion. Framed photos of awards … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Television, Theater
Tagged Ed Asner, Lou Grant, Mary Tyler Moore Show
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Not-So-Average-Joe Estevez: A Life of Show, Cinema, Superbness, Skill, Spirituality and Service
Joe Estevez: Actor, Writer, Producer, TV Show Host, Jack-of-all-Trades (well, Renaissance Man really) and most prolifically steady actor in town. Having lived in the same neighborhood of Franklin Village for years, the two of us have come to know each … Continue reading