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June 25, 2007

Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA

Monday Bridget Kinsella Visiting Life: Women Doing Time on The Outside 7pm @ Book Soup Trevor Corson discusses and signs The Zen of Fish 7pm @ Vroman's Tuesday Viken Berberian presents Das Kapital: A Novel of Love and Money Markets 7pm @ Book Soup Bridget Kinsella presents Visiting Life: Women Doing Time on the Outside 12pm @ Vroman's Joseph Marshall presents The Day the World Ended at Little Bighorn 7pm @ Vroman's Eric Lichtenfeld......

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By Callie Miller in Arts & Events | Link | Comments (0) | Recommend this! (1)
Tags: A Novel, Antoine Wilson, Beyond Baroque, Book Soup, Bookish LA, Books, books, Central Library, events, Flickr, food, Food, Free, Free Food, Get Your Lit On, Green, Guild Theater, Hollywood, Iraq, John F, LA, la author readings, Last Days, library, Lisa See, love, Love, Metropolis Books, money, Money, Movie, Pasadena, photos, poetry, Public Library, Rogers, Santa, Santa Monica, Santa Monica Public Library, Soup, Street Promenade, The Day, The Grove, The Interloper, The Last, The Week, The Week in Bookish LA, Theater, theater, Thousand Oaks, Tina Brown, Village Books, War, Wednesday, West Hollywood, Writer's

June 18, 2007

Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA

Monday Anne Fadiman presents At Large and At Small: Familiar Essays 7pm @ Vroman's Susan Kandel presents Christietown 7pm @ Book Soup Lori Andrews signs The Silent Assassin 7pm @ Dutton's Tuesday Todd McCarthy presents Fast Women: The Legendary Ladies of Racing 7pm @ Book Soup Lauren Kessler presents Dancing with Rose: Finding Life in the Land of Alzheimer's 7pm @ Central Library Wednesday Armistead Maupin presents Michael Tolliver Lives 7pm @ Central Library......

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Tags: America, Angeles, Antoine Wilson, Armistead Maupin, art, Art, At Large, book signings los angeles, Book Soup, Bookish LA, Books, books, Central Library, David, David O, Denise Hamilton, events, Flickr, Get There, Glendale, Guild Theater, Hotel Cafe, In Defense, Iraq, Jack Pendarvis, LA, library, Long Beach, Los, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Noir, Mary Otis, Mike Jones, Mission Viejo, Museum, Pacific Asia Museum, photos, Rose, Santa, Santa Monica, Say Something, Skylight Books, Soup, Ted Haggard, The Art, The Book, The Interloper, The Week, The Week in Bookish LA, Theater, theater, Thousand Oaks, War, Wednesday, Writer's

April 17, 2007

Weekly Movie Picks: Indian Film Fest, COL.COA, Wild Party, Cry of the City

Grindhouse Monday and Tuesday it's The Muthers, a combination blaxploitation and women-in-prison flick that stars Janine Bell and Rosanne Katon as a pirate duo who must rescue Bells sister from the private jail of an evil coffee plantation owner, followed by Fight for Your Life, a revenge thriller about a pacifist black minister whose family is taken hostage and tortured by a trio of convicts, until he finally snaps and wreaks his vengeance. Wednesday and......

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By Elina Shatkin in Arts & Events | Link | Comments (2) | Recommend this!
Tags: A HREF, abuse, actingjewish, American Cinematheque, Angeles, Angels, angels, Arclight, Arclight Cinemas, As, As LAist, Beverly, Beverly Blvd, bollywood, Bombay Dub Orchestra, Campus, Charlotte, children, Chinese, Chuck, City, cityoffear, coffee, comedy, cryofthecity, death, Death, Directors Guild, DJ, Edith Piaf, Events, film, Film, Film Festival, Film Independent, grindhouse, Guild Theater, Hollywood, India, James Bridges Theater, japanesevideoart, journeyfromthefall, Kung Fu, La Brea, La Brea Ave, La Vie, La Vie En Rose, LACMA, LAist, late night, London, Los, Los Angeles, love, Melnitz Hall, Melnitz Movies, Mike White, Molly Shannon, movies, Movies, Nacho Libre, New Beverly, Night, No One, Opening Night, Paris, people, Rock, Rose, Sunset, Sunset Blvd, The American, The American Cinematheque, The Good, The New Beverly, theater, Theater, Tonight, True Story, UCLA, UCLA Campus, Wednesday, year of the dog, Year Of The Dog, yearofthedog, Your Life

April 16, 2007

Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA

Monday T.C. Boyle reads and chats with David Ulin 7pm @ Mark Taper Forum Jennifer Kaufman & Karen Mack present Literacy and Longing in L.A. 7pm @ Studio Branch Library Denise Hamilton & contributors signs Los Angeles Noir 7pm @ Borders Torrance Pat Montandon discusses Oh, the Hell of It All 7pm @ Vroman's Tuesday Barry Glassner discusses The Gospel of Food 7pm @ Central Library Kirk Douglas signs Let's Face It 7pm @......

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By Callie Miller in Arts & Events | Link | Comments (0) | Recommend this! (2)
Tags: A Story, Aimee Liu, Angeles, As, Book Soup, Books, books, Borders Century City, Cal, Cal Ripken, Central Library, Century City, City, David, David Ulin, Denise Hamilton, events, Face It, Flickr, food, Food, Getty, Getty Center, Guild Theater, Hammer Museum, Happy Birthday, It All, Jr, Katrina, Kirk Douglas, Leimert Park, library, Los, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Noir, Mark Taper, Mark Taper Forum, Museum, My So, Pat Montandon, Peter Case, photos, poetry, Poetry, Punk, Reading, Skylight Books, Soup, Street Promenade, the Game, The Grove, The Truth, The Women, theater, Theater, Victoria, Village Books, Wednesday, Wild, Writer's, You Can

February 5, 2007

Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA

Monday P.J. O’Rourke signs On the Wealth of Nations 7pm @ Book Soup Adam Gopnick reads Through the Children's Gate 7:30pm @ Skirball Cultural Center Tuesday David Mamet signs Bambi vs. Godzilla 7pm @ Book Soup Edward Humes signs Monkey Girl 7pm @ Vroman’s Norman Mailer discusses Castle in the Forest with David Ulin 7:30pm @ Writers Guild Theater Daveed Gartenstein-Ross presents My Year in Radical Islam 7:30pm @ Barnes & Noble Santa Monica......

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Tags: Art, art, Book Soup, Books, books, children, Club, Cultural Center, David, David Mamet, David Ulin, EsoWon Books, events, fire, Fire, Flickr, food, Food, Guild Theater, Hair, hair, Hammer Museum, Islam, Liquid Jade, Los, Los Feliz, Museum, News, Norman Mailer, Pacific Asia Museum, photos, poetry, Poetry, Ralph Nader, Santa, Santa Monica, Sarah, Skirball, Skirball Cultural Center, Skylight Books, Soup, Steve McQueen, The Grove, The Last, The Story, theater, Theater, wealth, Wednesday, Writers, Writers Guild

May 26, 2005

Legends Speak

"Chinatown" screenwriter Robert Towne shares stories about screenwriting at the Writers Guild Foundation Spring Storytellers Series tonight at 7:30 PM. The Writers Guild Theater is located at 135 S. Doheny Drive in Beverly Hills. For reservations, call (323) 782-4692. Tickets are $25 for WGA members and academic faculty. Students get in for $15 with ID. A different kind of legend will speak downtown at the Central Library tonight: Kamau Daáood -- The Language of......

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Tags: Angeles, Beverly, Beverly Hills, Central Library, Chinatown, David, Doheny Drive, downtown, Downtown, Downtown Los Angeles, Guild Theater, Language, library, Los, Los Angeles, Mark Taper, Mark Taper Auditorium, Pop Culture, Spring, The Writers, theater, Theater, Tickets, TV, WGA, Writers, Writers Guild

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