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Step aside, boys, there's a new biking group in town, and they want you to know they "don't need no fucking balls." LA Streetsblog has a profile of the fierce women who make up this new Eastside-based biking brigade called the Ovarian-Psycos.
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On the heels of Whitney Houston's death To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the film "The Bodyguard," Warner Bros. and NCM Fathom will re-release the movie in theaters across the country at the end of this month, for one night only. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 1992 Whitney Houston-Kevin Costner love story will be shown at 400 theaters nationwide at 7:30 p.m. local time on March 28.
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Staying true to his musical ethos with The Beastie Boys, pioneering hip hop artist and rapper Mike D will curate a 17-day festival at the Geffen Contemporary in Downtown L.A. Hosted by The Avant/Garde Diaries, a global online interview magazine, and under the creative direction of Mike D, "Transmission LA: AV Club" will serve as a platform for an exciting array of installations and exhibitions showcasing the innovative perspectives of visionary artists in the fields of music, food, film, fashion and art.
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Thursday night options bring us a few book readings with Ben Ryder Howe on his time as a Korean Deli Owner, Mayim Bialik's parenting tips and Lawrence Lessig on alternatives to money-driven elections. There's also LA x LA, a local music SXSW alternative, and art shows that feature the work of Camille Rose Garcia and Aitor Lajarin & Jamie Dean. Read on for all the details.
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Late Wednesday afternoon, HBO announced they were pulling the plug on "Luck," after coming under fire for how the horses in the racetrack-centered drama were faring on set. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is, unsurprisingly, delighted with the news.
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Viddy well! Alien invades Friday night, the American Cinematheque honors Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) & the Israel Film Festival is underway!
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If Coachella and Burning Man had a bass addicted, illegitimate love child that creation would be the Do LaB's Lightning in a Bottle. Taking place a short 40 minutes from L.A. in the remarkably desolate Oak Canyon Ranch, the festival is a mix of art, culture and music.
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Cages is entertaining and well-rounded with a largely capable cast, engaging script, excellent staging, and insightful direction. The title is an eerie reference to so-called "therapeutic modules" used in prisons to contain inmates during group therapy sessions.
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It's been a brief period of uncertainty and quiet over at the Music Box, after an abrupt shut-down in January that found the current operators evicted. Now comes word that the venue is born again as The Fonda Theatre, and Goldenvoice will be its exclusive promoter and operator.
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A horse injured on the set of HBO's series "Luck" had to be euthanized Tuesday, making the animal the third horse to die during filming of the racetrack-themed drama.
