Entries from LAist tagged with 'villagevoice'
November 27, 2007
Besides having the same middle name, Wagstaff, Dick Clark and MF Doom do not have a whole lot in common. This year, however, both will be the main attraction at New Year's Eve festivities. While I lied about MF Doom's middle name being Wagstaff (that really is Clark's middle name), I am not lying when I tell you that the masked man will be headlining the Deep Urban Breaks' New Year's celebration. Just like the......
Continue Reading "Ring in the New Year with MF Doom"September 15, 2007
The LA Weekly has been struggling to placate its staff ever since the alt-weekly's publisher, Village Voice Media was swallowed up by not-so-alternative New Times Newspapers nearly two years ago (New Times adopted the VVM name, but not necessarily the flavor). If you haven't witnessed the shift in ideology and coverage in the pages of the Weekly yet, a drastic dip in content quantity -- if not quality -- seems imminent, as the New......
Continue Reading "Hello Cleveland? Village Voice Media Needs Help"July 15, 2006
Technically the actor/director will be at the Grove's Apple Store Sunday at 5pm to explain how he made the recently released "The Groomsmen" on a Mac using Final Cut Pro. But any of those geniuses at the Apple Store could tell you that crap. We recommend fully taking advantage of the "Q&A session" to your best benefit. Just remember to end every question "... on a Mac?" With only 20 reviews logged in at......
Continue Reading "Let Edward Burns Teach You How To Score a Supermodel"March 28, 2006
Tonight, Australian native, satirist and actor Barry Humphries, the creator of Dame Edna Everage, will open his her solo show, Dame Edna: Back With A Vengeance!, at the Ahmanson Theatre. If you are in need of marriage counseling and a psychic reading, Dame might make you part of the show. This short run closes April 9th. 25 ft. and 2 days away, iWitness opens at the Mark Taper Forum. Refusing to serve in the......
Continue Reading "Stage This Week: Dames, Nazis, Angry Inches, & more"March 10, 2006
If you hit boredom this weekend, maybe a movie about overcoming boredom will suit the bill. Duck Season is a Mexican indie comedy where the XBOX breaks, the neighbor girl comes over to bake, and the pizza boy won’t leave (we wouldn’t pay a 30 minute delivery guarantee if it were 11 seconds late either!). Duck Season plays at the Laemmle’s Sunset 5, Monica 4, and the Playhouse 7 in Pasadena. For only on......
Continue Reading "Films This Week(end)"January 22, 2006
Sometimes there are stories that slip through the cracks, big and small, around LA and we don't get to them during the week. Stories We Missed is here to catch them and bring them to you. Better late than never, right? - There is a whole lot going on at UCLA. Ladies are getting assaulted, the UC system might be getting its money out of Sudan and the "liberal education system" is under attack.......
Continue Reading "Stories We Missed"March 1, 2005
• Come and celebrate Spaceland's 10th anniversary with special guests The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Quarter After and The Clean Prophets at 9 PM. • Things are happening tonight at the Hammer Museum, beginning at 6 PM with a gallery talk for the new exhibit "THING: New Sculpture from Los Angeles," led by led by artsits Olga Koumoundouros, Renee Lotenero, and Nathan Mabry with exhibition curators. At 7 PM, senior Village Voice art critic......
Continue Reading "Ripe On the Vine"