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TODAY: ‘Kusama Infinity’ opens at the Nuart, Filmmaker Q & A Moderated by Flea of the Chili Peppers on Saturday
This story was UPDATED: 11/13/18 11:00 p.m. Best known for her polka dots, Yayoi Kusama is the “world’s best selling female artist,” according to BBC Arts and Entertainment. Her “works have sold for over 65 million dollars… putting her 13th overall,” … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Miscellanious, Movies, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged ART Theatre Long Beach, Bow! Wow! Long Beach, Dot Car, Dots, Flea, Harrie Verstappen, Heather Lenz, Kasuma INFINITY, Landmark Theatres, magnolia pictures, Monique A LeBleu, red hot chili peppers, The Broad, the la beat, the los angeles beat, The Nuart, Yayoi Kusama
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L.A. Becomes the ‘City of Gold’ in Tribute to ‘Times’ Food Writer Jonathan Gold
A citywide participation in a “City of Gold” tribute to Jonathan Gold took place on Saturday, July 28, 2018. Various government, art, entertainment, and other landmark buildings splashed their walls and fountains or gilded their crowns with gold light in honor … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food
Tagged Chinatown, city of gold, City of LA, Elise Thompson, food critic, gilded city, gold, Grand Park, Jitlada, Jonathan gold, LA Times, Los Angeles, Los Angeles City Hall, Monique A LeBleu, Sarintip "Jazz" Singsanong, Suthiporn Tui Sungkamee, The Broad, the la beat, The LA Times, the los angeles beat, The Wiltern, Union Station, Wilshire Grand
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In a Bittersweet Reprieve, the ‘Stinko’ Gets a New Home in Neighboring South Pasadena
After announcing the close of their Alhambra restaurant last month, the original Twohey’s Restaurant will now be moving to South Pasadena in the Spring of 2018. With recent negotiations to renew their lease in Alhambra unsuccessful, the original Twohey’s Restaurant … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged alhambra, Jim Christos, Monique A LeBleu, Pasadena, South Pasadena, stinko 2.0, stinko burger, The L.A. Beat, the los angeles beat, Twoheys, twoheys tavern
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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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Go With Le Flo: Los Angeles World Theatrical Premiere at the Downtown Independent
I had the pleasure of being invited to a special screening to see “Go With Le Flo” at The Goethe Institute and was hosted by Stefan Biedermann of the German Consulate. There was a meet and greet before the screening where Harrison and I … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Movies, Music, News & Sports
Tagged Berlin, Billy Bennight, Bright Blue Gorilla, Comedy, concert, Feature, Film, French, german, German Consulate, Harmonium, indie, Movie, Premiere, Roamntic, Romatic Comedy, Tabla, The Goethe Institute, the los angeles beat, Theatrical, World, World Theatrical Premiere
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So, About Black Flag In 2014
Once again, the internet is buzzing with news about Black Flag. This has been happening every couple of months for a year now, and it’s become disquieting. For twenty-five years, there was no news, because there was no Black Flag. … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Flag, bob lee, chuck dukowski, Dez Cadena, flag, greg ginn, keith morris, mike vallely, the los angeles beat, what the
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