Results tagged “eastersunday”

Trying to keep it light today people... HBOs 'Entourage' makes Los Angeles a character While "Entourage" is a show about four close buddies, the HBO series gets much of its charm from what is arguably the group's fifth member: the city of Los Angeles. El Lay's status at the center of the U.S. entertainment industry means lots of shows nominally take place here. But few — if any — shows approach the city with...

After all the hubbub about a little porn in the backyard on Easter Sunday, will there be any outrage over "reality porn" in the sex shop? We won't link to Midnight Prowl (it's awfully NSFW) but Fleshbot (pretty NSFW in it's own right) points us towards it and notes that by the looks of things in the trailers and photos, this pornographic romp through some of LA's many adult video and toy shops seems to be exactly what it claims - porn starlets copulating with average joes. Lots and lots of average joes.

Listen to this little tale about these five chicks (above) and their crazy Saturday night out. They're ready to rock'n'roll, so they head out to the swankiest club Tinseltown has to offer, you know, that hotspot with the revolving dance floor (below).

Fri 4/14 – The Greenhornes @ Troubadour ($12) – This Cincinnati three-piece plays quality retro rock’n’roll that’s heavily influenced by The Yardbirds. The band includes the rhythm section that played on Loretta Lynn’s great album, Van Lear Rose, and they're also members of the Raconteurs (along with Brendan Benson and Jack White). Download Pattern Skies

Bunnies, schmunnies. The unholy folks behind the 1947 Project are revving up their crime bus for a half-day excursion on Easter Sunday, April 16th, from noon to 5pm. This time they're calling it the Nightmares of Bunker Hill; it will tour downtown LA and tell tales, we're guessing, of nefarious activities on and around the Bunker Hill of yesteryear. Most of Bunker Hill was covered by grand old houses that got chopped up into increasingly seedy apartments; a cinematic version of their seedy state is in the recent Ask the Dust. The buildings — and much of Bunker Hill itself — were eventually razed for downtown improvement projects. At $47 each, seats on the crime bus aren't cheap, but the cost to you is less than $10 per hour — proving, once again, that crime doesn't pay.