Los Angeles-born Matt Tyrnauer has been working as a special correspondent for Vanity Fair, writing articles about personalities ranging from Martha Stewart to Siegfried and Roy, for the past 18 years. Read more...
Photo: Filmmaker and journalist Matt Tyrnauer will be showing his film “Valentino: The Last Emperor” at James Bridges Theater followed by a Q&A session.
When you're surrounded by the Hollywood Hills, dozens of museums and hundreds of artists and actors, it's easy to take Los Angeles's artistic history and presence for granted. Angeleno artists and friends of the arts are hoping to reawaken the public eye this year by declaring this January as L.A. Arts Month. Read more...
Photo: Chris Schmitt Photography L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa speaks at an L.A. Arts Month event. L.A. Arts Month is now in its second year.
American Cinematheque's upcoming celebration of female directors will showcase short films as diverse as the women behind the cameras, everything from documentaries to historical drama to music videos. Read more...
Photo: Courtesy of PATRICIA CARDOSO “The Air Globes” is a short film made by alumna Patricia Cardoso while a student at UCLA.
Revivals often offer a pleasant sense of nostalgia, from the Spice Girls reunion tour to the rebirth of shows like "Melrose Place," and now, Pee-wee Herman's live stage show. Read more...
Move on over McDonald's, there's a new Egg McMuffin in town. Read more...
Allen Loeb might be the funniest lawyer ever. Read more...
Photo: UCLA alumnus and “Dorm Life” cast member Allen Loeb hosts his comedy show “Hi There with Allen Loeb” at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre on Jan. 13.
From its beginning, Vampire Weekend's "Contra" perpetuates the band's mission statement Â"“ to simply produce charming, well-executed pop songs and not reinvent the wheel. Read more...
