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Are you a fan of John Cage, a composer who influenced Paul McCartney, Stereolab, and Sonic Youth? This is your week!
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Get out this Labor Day weekend, Angelenos. Catch the Made in L.A. 2012 exhibition before it closes, watch live bands at Broad Fest, or grab a bite at L.A. Times' The Taste. Read on for details and more Saturday happenings.
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TGIF! Are you staying in town this Labor Day Weekend? If so, we found a few events happening tonight that'll make your mini-staycation worth it: Gallery1988 (Venice) opens a Step Brothers art show; the Old 97's play like its 1997 for the next two nights; the Echo Park Film Center's Filmmobile screens a Mack Sennett silent film; the Craft in America Study Center holds a window concert; and a few other odds and ends. Read on for all the details.
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We've been tracking the "American Idol" judge saga closely for some time now, as P. Diddy, Snoop Lion and Charlie Sheen have all been considered to replace Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler. But shit is about to get even more intense, because it's now been announced that Randy Jackson is also leaving the show.
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You know what's a lot more interesting than watching conservative blowhards congratulate themselves on their hard work and make theoretical plans to take over the world? Watching a family of self-proclaimed rednecks adopt pigs, frolic in mud and support one another through thick and thin.
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Here’s what’s happening tonight in LA: David Arquette throws a dinner theater variety show; Son Mayor plays salsa under the stars; the Skirball Center closes out its Sunset Concert series with Americana roots music; a Stoli Salted Karamel tasting party; Cinecon 48 screens rarely shown old films; La Luz de Jesus holds a performance salon; and G1988 opens a solo show. Read on for all the details.
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Kris Humphries is denying that he gave a woman he slept with in 2010 herpes, reports TMZ. The woman, Kayla Goldberg, alleges that Humphries knew he had herpes when they did the dirty, but that they did it anyway.
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The search for the first-ever male model on "The Price Is Right" commenced today. The competition will be put up on YouTube next month, and the public will get a chance to pick the winner from the top six models from today's open casting call. The winner will be on the show for a mere week.
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Summer is coming to an end, but there are still plenty of reasons to get out tonight. The Aero Theatre pays tribute to Barry Sullivan with a screening of 1949's "The Great Gatsby," "daytime disco" duo Poolside play at The Echo, UCB Theatre has a fun night of comedy lined up, and Cinefamily presents the West Coast premiere of rock documentary "The Rise and Fall of the Clash."
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As if the myriad stage shows all over the city aren't enough to normally entice you, FYF Fest's comedy tent will be going strong all weekend with some of the best names in standup. PLUS, Mike Birbiglia's Sleepwalk With Me shows all week at the Nuart Theater, meaning you've got no excuse (indoor or out) to avoid some great comedy.
