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THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Bully Problem’ Beats Back those Bad Memories, at Hollywood Fringe
UPDATED 8/5/19 Remember how you felt the first time you performed in, or even saw, your first high school or college musical? Remember that giddy excitement that sent warm shivers down your spine, instilling a feeling that told you this … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Theater
Tagged Allie Costa, Andrew Landecker, Clint Blakely, Frankie Zabilka, Hallie Mayer, HFF19, Hollywood, Hollywood Fringe Festival, James Everts, Jayna Sweet, Jordan Mitchell-Love, Kyle Ormiston, LA theatre, LAthtr, Malissa Marlow, Matt Kamimura, Michael Shapiro, Musical, The Broadwater, The Bully Problem, theater festival, theatre festival, Tianna Cohen
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“Be Natural” Honors Highly Influential First Female Filmmaker
“Be Natural” is a documentary by Pamela B. Green about the first female filmmaker, Alice Guy-Blaché, who remains largely unknown by many modern filmmakers and the general public. Narrated by Jodie Foster, and using visually interesting graphics to move the … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies
Tagged alice guy-blache, be natural, film history, Hollywood, jodie foster, pamela b. green, silent films
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LA Through a Cracked Lens: 38 Years Ago
Posted in Photo Essays
Tagged flashback, Hollywood, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Imagine, John Lennon, The Beatles, Through A Cracked Lens
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Rooftop Movies & Chill for the Holidays at the ‘Montalbán’
The Montalbán Theatre has once again curated a choice collection of movies for their Rooftop Movies series with a bevy of fun holiday flicks. Overlooking the heart of Hollywood, the Rooftop Movies at the Montalbán is equipped with a full … Continue reading
Photo Gallery: The 87th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade
More 87th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade photo gallery after the break.
We Continue Following Quentin Tarantino Around: Pandora’s Box in Hollywood
Pandora’s Box was a coffee house and music venue on Sunset Boulevard and Crescent Heights. Starting in the late 50s, the club hosted jazz acts and later acts like Sonny and Cher. It was one of the main clubs that … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Brad Pitt, Hollywood, Manson, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, pandoras box, Quentin Tarantino, Summer of 69, Tartantino
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We Continue Following Quentin Tarantino Around: Burbank
Last weekend Quentin Tarantino took the filming of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood/Aquarius to Burbank, where the buildings and signs are so old he didn’t have to do much. The one thing he did do was decorate Burbank Boulevard … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Photo Essays
Tagged burbank, classic cars, film industry, filming, Hollywood, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino
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