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Patrick Stewart, the classically trained stage actor, has died.
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Let hyperboles of excitement fly: the greatest annual book festival in the country is only a week away. Our beloved Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is set to take over USC’s campus next Saturday, where some of the greatest names in the book world will congregate for LA’s most literary weekend of the year.
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Escape To Hippie Mountain: The long-running Topanga Earth Day Festival wraps up today with stages, speakers, vendors, music, workshops and art. There's even a bio diesel shuttle to help you get there. Topanga Community House Fair Grounds, 1440 North Topanga Canyon Blvd., Topanga, CA. 90290, 10:00 a.m. - Sunset.
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Get Out: Ukrainian Egg Styling, WeSC Warehouse Sale, Hollywood Bowl Tamale-Making Class, Art WeekendPhoto by markowj via Flickr Tamales With Class: Don't put off 'til tamale what you can do today. La Guera will be teaching a class at the Hollywood Bowl on tamale making. Learn to master the vegan version of her blue corn jalapeño & cheese tamales "using organic nonGMO corn masa and vegan Daiya 'cheese.' " The recipe can be easily modified for meat eaters too. Class includes lecture, lesson, materials and lunch. The...
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Famous for high production value and seductive charm, Cirque du Soleil's Quidam is currently playing at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center. The show follows Zoe, a young, unhappy girl that runs away to an imaginary town of eccentrics where all of the residents, coincidentally, just so happen to have circus skills.
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Philip Baker Hall in "I Never Sang For My Father." Photo - Daniel G. Lam Thomas Wolfe famously opined that "you can't go home again," and that's true as far as it goes, but what if one never truly had a home in the first place? Where does one attempt to return to then? Robert Anderson's 1968 play I Never Sang For My Father tackles this sad issue head-on in its look at an...
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What's up for this Good Friday? Local Asian and Pacific Islander musical acts are showcased at Kollaboration in Monterey Park, Glendale art installations in empty storefronts and Adam Scott of 'Parks and Recreation' plays in 'Celebrity' at iOWest.
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Tonight NBC celebrates the 100th episode of the multi-Emmy winning "30 Rock" with an hour long special show. We'll be there! --- KCET's "SoCal Connected" will be celebrating Earth Day with an episode focused on the environment. --- All this and the TV Junkie Must-Watch Plan.
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There are a number of great events happening tonight that we hope aren't affected by presidential traffic, including Westwood Live, an art bash at the Hammer, a talk with the sisters behind Rodarte and an "Eating Our Words" food and lit event at Taylor de Cordoba gallery.
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Because Even Our Libraries Are Cool: Shepard Fairey Joins LA's Young Literati In Supporting the LAPLIf you thought the only Intelligentsia in LA was a hipster coffeehouse, think again. Meet the Young Literati. They’re a group of public library supporters on a cultural crusade to establish Los Angeles as the intellectual and literary city it deserves to be. Comprised of young professionals in their 20s, 30s, and 40s, the Young Literati are convinced that fostering a community dedicated to culture and the arts lies entirely in the fate of the Los Angeles Public Library.
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FX has announced summer premiere dates for "Wilfred," "Louie," and "Rescue Me." --- Outraged "Glee" producers will overhaul contracts to prevent future leakage of series details. --- Drunken "Jersey Shore" morons can not legally be filmed in Florence, Italy. --- We also have a Podcast Roundup and tonight's TV Junkie Must-Watch Plan.
