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Marx headlines Yaamava’ Theater at Yaamava’ Resort & Casino in Highland on Sunday, Nov. 1.
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Franchesca is a super sweet fun loving cat, who gets along well with other cats. Layla is an 11-year-old lovable Beagle mix with an easy-going disposition. Both are available for adoption from spcaLA.
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Get Out so you can check out art in the San Gabriel Valley, take in some performance art in Claremont or if you want to stick around there's a Yiddish music performance at the spankin' new West Hollywood library.
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It turns out throwing a big party to renew your vows every year doesn't make you any less likely to head for Splitsville than any other couple, because after nearly seven years of marriage Heidi Klum is planning to file for divorce from Seal.
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A chat with SF Sketchfest's LA-based co-founders Janet Varney and Cole Stratton. SF Sketchfest started last night and runs for 2 weeks. Check out the schedule, there is guaranteed to be a show or performer you will want to see - make the trip to comedy Babylon!
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Hulu unveiled a slate of new shows and a new season of Morgan Spurlock's "A Day In The Life" last weekend. Will these shows help keep Hulu relevant or do they need to keep negotiating to get more TV reruns? --- All this and the TV Junkie Must-Watch Plan weekend edition.
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The thing about Our Town is that pretty much every theater-going adult has seen or read it multiple times, and likely has been in a production of it somewhere along the line.
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On the heels of last weekend's music festival starring Public Enemy, The Real McCoy and Kurupt, Skid Row will host the Festival for All Skid Row Artists, a two-day event that will highlight the creative work of residents of Skid Row and their neighbors.
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This weekend brings a black blockbuster from George Lucas, a gritty crime thriller from Mexico and a reflection on 9/11 through the eyes of an autistic boy. Oh, and another Underworld movie.
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TGIF! We found a few art and theater events happening tonight, including fairy tales for grownups, a site-specific performance at the Getty, and a new Cirque comes to town, under a big top in Santa Monica. Read on for all the details.
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"Crosscurrents in L.A. Painting and Sculpture, 1950-1970" embodies only one of many manifestoes inherent in PST's panoply of visual and performance art projects. But it is the one that encapsulates an essential purpose of the whole venture in its declaration that "the history of modern art looks very different when viewed from the West Coast."
