It’s possible that someone could respond with complete indifference to the news of a holiday production called “Love Actually Live,” opening Wednesday in Beverly Hills. There may well be Christmas [ … ]
Category: Arts&Music
The Autry Museum Is Investigating the Histories of Griffith Park—and It Needs Your Help
At the entrance to its newest exhibition, the Autry Museum of the American West asks, “What makes Griffith Park special to you?” It’s not a rhetorical question—they really want to [ … ]
Palm Springs lights up during the holidays.
Starting in late November, Palm Springs offers up the holiday fun in a series of classic annual events that are sure to put a grin on your face and get [ … ]
Trash It
By: Annie Teegardin Every woman out there (and some men too) has been in a situation in which you say loudly in your head, “I put mascara on for THIS?” [ … ]
My little grunge life
Grunge used to be my favorite genre of music. It’s something I agreed with, but nothing I tried to be. I had my eight hole Doc’s, thermal undershirts, long hair [ … ]
Tune In
By: Dave Laforteza Everyone experiences it. At on point of our lives we have gone through, are going through, and will go through it. The human race since time immemorial [ … ]
Seven Days
By: Lawrence Yeo In seven days, a universe could be created, And seven more to make it a station of hatred. It’s stated, there’s so much generated hate today, I [ … ]
Link Wray
The Father of the Power Chord By: Andrew Edling It always seems that people only blow smoke about great rock ‘n’ roll heroes after they slip off into the Fifth [ … ]
Into The Main Of An Artist
By: Katherine Wang Q: What are some of your inspirations from the city of Los Angeles? A: Los Angeles has so much to offer. I took a landscape painting class [ … ]
The Writing on The Wall
“Armageddon is nearly upon us and the streets will fl ow with the blood of the non-believers.” Too long for a state motto and not quite the vacation theme I [ … ]