I have a soft spot in my small, small heart for Pokemon, the precious adventure game from childhood where you train cute pocket-sized monsters to fight each other in order to earn money and prizes. Read more...
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October 21, 9:29 pm
Video Game Review: “Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky”
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October 20, 10:09 pm
Q&A with Justin Kredible
Justin Kredible is in the midst of a national tour, bringing his unique combination of magic and comedy to college campuses around the country. Read more...
Photo: Courtesy of JUSTIN KREDIBLE Comedic magician Justin Kredible will perform at the Comedy Store today.
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October 19, 9:00 pm
Weekly markets give L.A. residents a fresh, farm-grown alternative
Los Angeles' congested freeways and urban sprawl may not seem like signs of sustainable living, but peek into downtown Culver City, behind the Beverly Hills City Hall or past Sunset Boulevard in Plummer Park, and discover rows of farm-grown tomatoes, corn, pears and organic delights. Read more...
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October 19, 9:00 pm
Food Review:
There is a new, delicious addition to Los Angeles' green scene. The Farmer's Kitchen, a project of Sustainable Economic Enterprises of Los Angeles, gives diners a chance to sample the best of the produce from the nearby Hollywood Farmers' Market. Read more...
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October 18, 10:06 pm
New exhibit melds art and technology
UCLA students typically identify themselves as artistic or scientific "“ usually one or the other. The artist Jean-Pierre Hébert is one of the few people that can label himself as both artistic and scientific . Read more...
Photo: This is a piece from Jean-Pierre Hébert’s exhibit, Drawings as Thoughts, at the Southern California Institute of Architecture.
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October 18, 10:02 pm
Eco-friendly theme park comes to L.A.
When you think of Disneyland or Magic Mountain, the word "environmental" doesn't exactly come to mind. Read more...
Photo: Environmentaland in Hollywood is the first eco-friendly theme park. Admission is $5 for the public and $3 for students and anyone who takes the subway, bus or bike.
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October 15, 11:09 pm
UCLA Bruin Marching Band invigorates crowds at games
It is nearly unavoidable hearing the faint melody of the UCLA Bruin Marching Band in passing the Intramural Field on a late afternoon. Read more...