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Random LA: The Blab Show at Copro Gallery
Posted in Miscellanious
Tagged art, Copro Gallery, Jordan Schwartz, Random LA: The Blab Show, Santa Monica
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watt’s picture of the week – monday, august 27, 2018
here’s drummerman dave childs yesterday doing it up w/his band lawndale at “harvelle’s” in santa monica for the latest installment of the “punk rock bbq” event he created for his old bar “liquid kitty” which is now unfortunately closed cuz … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays
Tagged Dave Childs, Harvelle's, Liquid Kitty, Mike Watt, Punk Rock BBQ, Santa Monica
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Queer LA: Chicas Ridin’ in Style!
Beating the heat wave by classic car ridin’ in Santa Monica. ©Photo by Judy Ornelas Sisneros. All rights reserved.
‘Rainbow Bridge’ A Comedy About a Mother, a Sister and a Dog
‘Rainbow Bridge’ directed by Mike Myers and written by Ron Nelson is a new comedy now playing at Santa Monica’s Ruskin Theatre. When the play opens, we meet Jerry (Paul Schackman) a lawyer who is at his vet, Dr. Klein’s … Continue reading
Posted in Theater
Tagged 'The Rainbow Bridge', Comedy, Ruskin Theatre, Santa Monica, Theatre
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VIP Opening Night “Love, Shirley Temple” At The Santa Monica History Museum
This last Wednesday night was the special opening night of “Love, Shirley Temple” VIP reception at the Santa Monica History Museum in Santa Monica. The festivities celebrated with food, drink (Shirley Temples), a host of notable child actors and stars … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Movies, Photo Essays
Tagged Animal Crackers, Billy Bennight, Child Actor, Child Star, Costume, dancing, Depression Era, Dolls, Events, FDR, Historic Figure, Hollywood, Lenci, Santa Monica, Singing, Tap Dancing, Wordrobe
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Presenting: Glare, a New Collection by Kevin A. Short
Peek through the window of Kevin Short’s studio on a weekday afternoon, and you will find the artist covered in paint, probably sandy, likely singing, maybe dancing, and possibly trying to wrap up early for the day in anticipation of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Interviews, News & Sports, Upcoming Events
Tagged art, artist, Events, gallery, interview, live, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, saturday, socal artist, surf, surf art, surfer, the los angeles beat
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Harvelle’s is More Than a Music Club, It’s L.A. Music History
Santa Monica was just a small town when, as the story goes (as Bruce Willis said in ‘Sunset’, ‘give or take a lie or two’) a female jazz-blues singer named Harvelle opened up a dry jazz supper club on 4th … Continue reading
Blowin’ Smoke R&B Band With The Fabulous Smokettes Returns to Harvelle’s This Saturday Night
The Blowin’ Smoke Rhythm and Blues Band featuring the Fabulous Smokettes, by popular demand, will be performing a return engagement at Harvelle’s in Santa Monica on Saturday, November 22. The group, led by singer/bass player Larry “Fuzzy” Knight, who formed … Continue reading
“Fuzzy” Knight Brings Blowin’ Smoke Rhythm and Blues Band and the Fabulous Smokettes to Harvelle’s for Some Great Music
Often times, the smaller intimate rooms bring out the best in a group. Such was the case Saturday night at Harvelle’s, once the only place west of LA’s Central Avenue where you could hear blues, soul and R&B. The Blowin’ … Continue reading
‘The Face in the Reeds’ Premiere at the Ruskin Group Theatre: A Passover Dinner any family could have
Family holidays have much in common no matter what religion they are. In The Face in the Reeds, which premiered Friday night, August 22 at the Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica, a Jewish family gets together to celebrate the holiday … Continue reading
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Tagged Comedy, Drama, Passover, Play, Ruskin Group Theatre, Santa Monica
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