Entries from LAist tagged with 'secretheadquarters'
July 25, 2008
LA Observed asks if Secret Headquarters in Silver Lake is the best comic store in the world. Boing Boing editor, Corey Doctorow, says yes!......
Continue Reading "Midnight Movie: Is the Best Comic Store in the World in Silver Lake?"November 8, 2007
Secret Headquarters will be displaying the artwork of comic book artist, Seth Fisher....
Continue Reading "Flowering Nose: The Art of Seth Fisher"October 12, 2007
LAist had the opportunity to catch up with Jonny Coleman, curator of Art Crawl X and also founder of Found Gallery in Silverlake this week to ask him some questions about the art walk this weekend, what not to miss, and why this art walk is sure to kick ass. What is Art Crawl X? Art Crawl X is the tenth annual art walk on the Eastside [excluding downtown]. The Crawl includes both conventional......
Continue Reading "LAist Interview: Jonny Coleman on Art Crawl X"October 10, 2007
Artist Ben Templesmith is having an art show at Secret Headquarters this Friday, from 8 to 11pm....
Continue Reading "30 Days of Night Artist at Secret Headquarters"October 4, 2007
Travis Millard draws the cover of the new Steve Allen Theater program....
Continue Reading "Travis Millard X Steve Allen Theater"September 26, 2007
Last Friday night in a small, nondescript office space in the middle of Denton, Texas, The Strange Boys put on an unforgettable show for twenty five unsuspecting kids. After hearing Keith and Sean rave about them, I saw them at the Fuck Yeah Fest and they absolutely blew me away. I became obsessed with this band immediately because they're doing something literally no one else is: reviving 60s garage rock. At times I hear......
Continue Reading "The Strange Boys @ Secret Headquarters 09/21/07"August 10, 2007
An "Eater LA" reader reveals just how wrong San Francisco Chronicle critic Michael Bauer still is. Police officials revealed details of the Burbank shooting rampage that led to the deaths of three people. Good news public transit fans: local officials broke ground on a $640-million project that will include eight new Expo Line stations. Catch legendary comics writer Peter Bagge (of Hate, MAD and Weirdo Magazine fame) at the Secret Headquarters tonight (did I......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra: Michael Bauer's Gaffe and Century City's Foul-Smelling Multiplex"December 24, 2005
If you're celebrating Christmas but haven't yet finished your shopping, there's not a moment to spare. A couple of our contributors have some shopping spots they love that might be a good bet. Snow Tempest shops for stuff: Bun-ka Do (Little Tokyo): Japanese ceramics, anime. Open until 5:30pm. 99 Cents Only Stores: ornaments, glass fruits & vegetables, candy, mugs, etc. Open until 9pm. Taschen (Beverly Hills): artsy books. Open until 5pm. American Apparel -......
Continue Reading "Last minute gifting"