If you’ve heard one “D’oh!” or “They killed Kenny!” too many, Cartoon Network has the show for you. The 24-hour animated network will be promoting “Adult Swim,” their 3-hour adult cartoon block, at Madison’s in Westwood tonight, from 10 p.m. Read more...
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February 19, 9:00 pm
Cartoon Network not just for children
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February 18, 9:00 pm
UCLA alum tells actors how to get cast
Actors may really want to direct and directors may really want to act, but few people really want to be a casting director. “I never started out to be a casting director,” Mike Fenton said. Read more...
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February 18, 9:00 pm
Alive and Piping
Christoph Bull has the intriguing habit of playing an organ even during a conversation. For UCLA’s German-born organist, using notes rather than words as a form of expression has become routine since the age of 12, when he switched from playing piano to the organ. Read more...
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February 18, 9:00 pm
Doesn’t anyone else idolize “˜Millionaire’?
I know I already wrote a column about “Joe Millionaire,” and I know that you’ll probably be reading a dozen similar pieces dedicated to Monday night’s final episode. Read more...
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February 18, 9:00 pm
Senior show exhibits theme of war with art
It might surprise you to find a tent in the middle of an art gallery. Even more surprising may be the hoards of clutter that fill the small space. Read more...
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February 18, 9:00 pm
Art Reviews
“Ansel Adams at 100″ Los Angeles County Museum of Art Through May 11 (323) 857-6000 You can’t walk through an office building or dormitory without seeing an Ansel Adams print or calendar adorning the wall. Read more...
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February 18, 9:00 pm
Tre Hardson aka “˜Slim Kid Tre’ performs live today
Judging by his creative ambitions, Tre Hardson has no trouble ignoring boundaries. A veteran of the hip-hop scene, Hardson is performing with a live band in Westwood Plaza today at noon to promote his debut solo album, aptly titled “Liberation.” Hardson first introduced himself to the hip-hop scene as Slim Kid Tre of the influential group The Pharcyde, which made its landmark debut with 1992’s “Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde.” A mix of humorous rhymes and multi-layered production, the creative album took hip-hop to a level not seen since De La Soul’s “3 Feet High and Rising.” But those days are long gone, and Tre has moved on, grown up, and left the group, starting his own record label ““ Baboon Records ““ and releasing his solo debut late last year. Read more...