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Inspired by the Sufi tradition and the Persian poet and philosopher Rumi, classically trained Kathak dancer and now world renown choreographer Khan "explores man's earthly nature, his rituals and the consequences of human actions" in this 2010 70-minute work.
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Making its debut on opening night during a program that includes Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky is the the LBSO Balcony Club—a relaxed social lounge where guests are encouraged to kick back and enjoy the show. Members can bring drinks into the concert hall, use their smart phones (on silent and only non-flash photography) and come late or leave early without shame.
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Pink has never been shy about her sexuality (or, really, any aspect of her life), and in a recent interview with The Advocate, she held fast to that tradition, telling writer Diane Anderson-Minshall that in her early days in L.A., she was an "honorary lesbian:"
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Well this is some news that is sure to get Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan excited: Rage Against the Machine is rumored to be working on reuniting for a new album.
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There's doesn't seem to be much love between tabloid darlings Amanda Bynes and Lindsay Lohan. Bynes' friends say that she's constantly talking crap about LiLo. "She obsessively hates Lindsay. She rambles about 'that bitch Lindsay' all the time," a friend of Bynes said.
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The story of Whitney Kropp, a sophomore high school student in Michigan, who was chosen to be a homecoming queen as a mean joke has captured national attention and an outpouring of support from celebrities as well as her own community.
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The judge presiding over the defamation case filed against Courtney Love by her former lawyers has ruled that Love's adult daughter Frances Bean Cobain cannot give a deposition since she does not have sufficient knowledge of or documents pertaining to the case.
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Toyota wants potential truck buyers to know their Tundra is crazy strong. Like, strong enough to tow a five-story, 170,000-pound space shuttle. So when Endeavour hits the road next Friday to move from Los Angeles International Airport to its forever home at the California Science Center, there's going to be a TV commercial shoot included on the way.
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It's time to start ramping up the political comedy! There are plenty of Democrat-skewing shows going on this week (more than we could list), as well as the usual slate of stand up, sketch and improv.
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October is starting off with a bang tonight. There are so many art and film happenings around town that people probably didn't want to schedule during Carmageddon, so bonus for our Monday night. Read on for info about screenings of Amour, Wings, There's No Business Like Show Business, and art events at HM157 and ForYourArt.
