I was skeptical when I got the assignment "“ a Tony-winning musical that only managed to run for 85 days in its debut Broadway incarnation. Read more...
Arts
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October 6, 9:00 pm
Theater Review: “Parade”
Arts, Film & TV
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October 5, 11:49 pm
Bright Blue Gorilla has big laughs on small budget
If extraterrestrials have been monitoring our pop culture for insight into the human species, their interstellar airwaves would be dominated by the likes of "Hannah Montana" and the "Transformers" sequel. Read more...
Photo: Musicians Michael Glover (left) and his wife, Robyn Rosenkrantz, of Bright Blue Gorilla collaborated with producer and actor Fred Beshid in the 2008 film “Karate Film Cafe,” a comedy about a karate studio, video store and restaurant. The film has received awards in festivals in Venice and Cannes and will have its Los Angeles premiere on Oct. 10 at the Downtown Independent Cinema as part of a tour of U.S. arthouse theaters.
Arts, Lifestyle
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October 5, 11:45 pm
Los Angeles Hayride promises to be traditional and hellish
In Los Angeles, it may be hard to observe the change in seasons, but hayrides, commonly found on the East Coast, can provide thrill-seekers with a simpler, more traditional, but still scary take on Halloween. Read more...
Arts, Lifestyle
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October 5, 11:35 pm
Pub review: West 4th/Jane
While crowded Los Angeles clubs and college bars are an experience, sometimes a quieter, more sophisticated Thursday night is in order. Read more...
Arts, Music
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October 5, 11:28 pm
Soundbite: “Music for Men” Gossip
Admittedly, I'm no expert on feminism. I've never taken a women's studies class, I've never seen the Vagina Monologues and, perhaps most damningly, I'm actually a man "“ or a boy, depending on whether or not your definition of adulthood includes doing your own laundry. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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October 5, 9:29 pm
Screen Scene: “Capitalism: A Love Story”
Beware "“ merely watching "Capitalism: A Love Story" could be considered an act of socialism. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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October 5, 9:25 pm
Screen Scene: “Brief Interviews with Hideous Men”
When David Foster Wallace died by his own hand last September, he left a sad, gaping hole in the American literary community. Read more...
