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Free events centered around Dia de Los Muertos are coming to MacArthur Park where people can celebrate the memory of their loved ones.
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Labor Day's long gone, but in every theater playing Drive, summer's still in high gear. The Ryan Gosling vehicle is classic L.A. noir: everybody's got something to hide & nobody's pulling any punches.
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Staying true to its theme of Childhood Items We Miss The Most Month, Gallery1988 will debut its Old School Video Game Art Show tonight with an opening reception in Venice. More than 90 artists will give their creative spin on ‘80s favorites, including Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Donky Kong, MegaMan, PacMan, Metroid and many more.
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It's Friday night. Just got paid. Here's what to do with your hard-earned cash tonight to stimulate the economy. Options include Carnevil: A Gothic Horror Rock Musical; the TarFest's art show; the Leading Men of Broadway in concert; Chase's solo show and old school Joy Division. Read on for all the details.
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An exhibit featuring the collection of the late Catherine Mulholland opens at CSU Northridge next week, just months after the granddaughter of water titan William Mulholland died at 88. The exhibit “Valley Memories: The Catherine Mulholland Collection” opens on September 20 with a panel discussion and reception at the Oviatt Library at 6 p.m.
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Actor Henry Winkler, a.k.a. The Fonz from "Happy Days," was awarded an honorary membership to the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire yesterday thanks to his work helping kids with dyslexia, reports the Washington Post. The award was presented to him at the Washington Embassy by British Ambassador Nigel Sheinwald.
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Here's what's going down in LA LA land tonight. We combed through listings so you wouldn't have to. On deck: Janet Reitman talks about her new book that investigates Scientology; the Big Quiz Thing is at M Bar; photo projections in Hollywood and Westwood Live and a film screening. Read on for all the details.
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Using songs he wrote for the score of Ramzi Abed's 2007 indie film "The Devil's Muse," about the infamous Black Dahlia murder case, iconic early goth rocker David J (Bauhaus, Love and Rockets) has now created his own brief theatrical collage on the same perpetually intriguing LA tragedy.
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Tonight NBC premieres "Up All Night" & "Free Agents" at 10 & 10:30pm. "Up All Night" has the star power but it's the "Free Agents" cast we're interested in. Check it out. --- HBO's Sunday finales did well numbers-wise if not critically. --- All this and the TV Junkie Must-Watch Plan.
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The 8th annual New Original Works Festival at REDCAT continues this week, featuring work by L.A.-based interdisciplinary creators Robert Cucuzza and Rosanna Gamson. Both theater artists will pull from literary sources to produce dramatic combinations of movement, music, text and all sorts of bells and whistles to entice the audience and embolden the perception of live performance.
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Do you love sex? Do you also love bikes? If so, have we got an event for you! In celebration of their 40th anniversary, adult store The Pleasure Chest is hosting an event called the Sex Scandal Bike Ride. Taking place on September 17 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m, the event will be a slow ride through the streets of Los Angeles
