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February 6, 2008

If you see folks walking around with some dirt on their foreheads today, they proabably did it on purpose. It is Ash Wednesday, where Christians are supposed to fast, pray, repent after the debauchery of Mardi Gras and (Super Tuesday). So here' are a few debauch-free events for tonight: WORDS The ALOUD series continues with John Burnham Schwartz, author of Reservation Road, who talks about his new novel set in 1959 Japan where a non-aristocratic......

Continue Reading "Pencil This In: Ash Wednesday Edition"

December 23, 2007

At the end of each month LAist attempts to review some of the music and musicians that were covered over that four week period. Below is a mix of just some of the month's musical moments: Listen to the December 2007 LAist Music Medley here: Billy May - "Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer Mambo" (Malibu Remix) - cuz it's the season Jim Noir - "My Patch" CD Review by tomdog Pinker Tones - "Sonido Total"......

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December 20, 2007

This Saturday Dec. 22nd @ the Key Club there's going to be a Joe Strummer Tribute thing-thang honoring the late rock legend, by not only performing many of the songs he wrote but also putting all the money raised towards Strummerville (the charity set up in his name) The press release states the following:Joining Zander Schloss & The Wilderness Years, Three Bad Jacks, David J (Bauhaus), Hellride (featuring Mike Watt, Steven Perkins & Peter......

Continue Reading "Joe Strummer Tribute To Rock The Key Club"

November 10, 2007

So I will admit I've never seen Julien Temple's The Filth and The Fury. I've heard about it, but being more of a Clash fan than a Pistols fan, I've been waiting years for a film about The Clash, preferably portrayed by actors like The Beatles in Backbeat, (quick, who would you cast??), or hell, even just another documentary. Joe Strummer has been one of my heroes since I was a kid, due to......

Continue Reading "Movie Review: The Future Is Unwritten"

November 5, 2007

There was a welcome flight to quality this weekend as movie-goers finally gave some love to a good flick. American Gangster blasted its way to the top with an impressive haul of 46.3 million dollars. Bolstered by positive reviews and the stellar box-office power of Denzel Washington, Gangster should continue to thrive in the coming weeks. Jerry Seinfeld's initial foray into the motion picture business can certainly be called a success. Despite mediocre notices,......

Continue Reading "Box Office Review: Gangster robs theaters!"

May 21, 2007

There was a time when there was nothing more punk rock in LA than to have imported Dr. Martens boots. Sounds like a paradox, but thus is part of the fun in trying to explain or define punk. In LA the only place where you could get Docs were at Na Na's in Santa Monica, but when the company decided to cut ties with the shoe store after 11 years in order to sell......

Continue Reading "Someone Needs to Kick Doc Martens in the Ass"

May 15, 2007

New Releases May 15, 2007 Wilco - Sky Blue Sky (Nonesuch) Rufus Wainwright - Release the Stars (Geffen) Pink Martini - Hey Eugene! (Heinz) Great Northern - Trading Twilight for Daylight (Eenie Meenie) The Horrors - Strange House [Bonus Tracks] (Stolen Transmission) The Fall - World Bewitched: Best of 1990 - 2000 (Artful) Blacktop Mourning - No Regret (Mega Force) Dungen - Tio Bitar (Kemado) Barry & the Remains - Remains [Epic/Legacy 2007] (Epic)......

Continue Reading "New Music Tuesday - Black And White And Psychedelic All Over: Pink Martini, Wilco, The Horrors, Rufus Wainwright, Great Northern, The Fall, Barry & The Remains, Megadeath, Ian Hunter, Ozma, Dungen, Moby Grape, Shuggie Otis"

December 22, 2005

Three years ago today, Joe Strummer shuffled off this mortal coil; tonight it's a Joe Strummer tribute with a passel of bands at the Anarchy Library in Downey. Jon Brion does his thing at Largo for the club's last show of 2005. Dinner is sold out but tickets for drinkers are still available. Mellow singer-songwriter Io Perry with the chanteusey Order of the Wand at Taix in Echo Park. Rockin' like Dokken! Guitarist George......

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