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Blue Whale Season is Upon Us: Let’s Frolic in the Ocean!
As I’ve reported in years past it’s Blue Whale season once again and the Aquarium of the Pacific is teaming up with Harbor Breeze Cruises to explore the area outside of The Port of Long Beach near the beautiful Point … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Miscellanious, News & Sports, Photo Essays, Upcoming Events
Tagged Aquarium of the pacific, Billy Bennight, Blue Whales, Dolphins, Explore, Krill, long beach, Los Angeles, ocean, Palos Verdes, photography, Point Vicente Lighthouse, Sea creatures, Sea Life, whale watching
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Thirty Seconds to Mars’ “America” Release Party: The Museum of America 2 Day Pop-up Experience
Jared Leto completes a week-long journey across the country in support of Thirty Seconds to Mars’ forthcoming album “America.” The 46-year-old singer began the trip in New York City on Monday and has traveled by every means possible, while he … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Music, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged 30 Seconds to Mars, americana, Billy Bennight, Events, Hubble Studio, indie rock, Jared Leto, Mars Across America, Performance, photography, sex, Shannon Leto, Stars and Strips, Tank, The Museum of America, Thirty Seconds to Mars
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Don Francisco’s Coffee Casa Cubana – A Night of Photography and Coffee
Since its opening last summer, I’ve visited Don Francisco’s Coffee Casa Cubana in DTLA on a regular basis. Wednesday was an exceptional opportunity to become more familiar with the coffee establishment’s menu. It was a night to taste their Cuban fare … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food, Photo Essays
Tagged Arts District, Billy Bennight, coffee, Cuba, Cuban, cuisine, Don Francisco's Casa Cuban, Downtown. Los Angeles, DTLA, food, Mocha, photography, sandwich, sandwiches
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LA 92: A Transformative Documentary about the 1992 LA Riots
The synopsis of “LA 92” references the Rodney King verdict that sparked the 1992 riots, the protests, violence, lootings, and arson that followed. It continues, “Twenty-five years later, the documentary “LA 92,” from directors Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin explores … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Photo Essays, Television, Videos
Tagged Billy Bennight, Daryl Gates, George Holliday, History, Karen Bass, LA Riot. LA 92, LA92, Laurence Powell, live review, Los Angeles, NatGeo, National Geographic, photography, Police Violence, Rodney King, Stacey Koon, Theodore Briseno, Timothy Wind
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Venice Beach: Where the Wild Things Are
Where else? Venice Beach is the setting for “wild thoughts,” the latest rush of wheat-pasted photocopy activism inspired by the genius of French-born global street artist, JR and his Inside Out Project . “The event was designed to celebrate everyday people within … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events, Photo Essays
Tagged art installations, global activism, photo booth, photocopy, photography, street art, Venice Beach
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Movie Review: “The Incomparable Rose Hartman”
Opening this Friday at the Laemmle Monica Film Center is “The Incomparable Rose Hartman,” a short documentary about the notorious NYC fashion/celebrity photographer. Directed by Øtis Mass, who is yelled at several times on camera by his feisty subject, the film is a humorous … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Fashion, Miscellanious, Movies, Upcoming Events
Tagged fashion, fashion designers, NYC, photography, rose hartman
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Redd Kross and The Side Eyes at The Echoplex
It was Father’s Day, and I had nothing to do, so I decided to head down to The Echoplex and check out the “Punk is Dad” show featuring The Side Eyes and Redd Kross. When I walked into The Echoplex, … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Photo Essays
Tagged live review, local bands, Music, photography, punk, punk rock, Redd Kross
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The 2016 Occasional Doo Dah Parade: What Did That Look Like?!
Over the last few years the Occasional Doo Dah Parade has migrated from winterish, to springish and has currently settled in the fall. Doo Dah is always the carnival of the absurd where anything that can be imagined can manifest … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Bennight, costumes, Doo Dah, Fun, Parade, Pasadena, photography, Photos
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Stars And Their Cars At Morrison Hotel Gallery
Morrison Hotel Gallery at The Sunset Marquis is putting on a celebration of summer, cars, and stars from August 12 through to the 21st. No, they aren’t celebrating the endless gridlock here that allows some to do their makeup or … Continue reading
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Tagged #morrisonhotelgallery, photography
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