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12 Ovation Nominations this season. Winning upwards of 50 awards (including Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle, LA Weekly, Ovation, Garland and BEST PRODUCTION two years in a row), Rogue Machine continues the run of the World Premiere staging of John Pollono’s new play, Lost Girls. Lost Girls is a gritty play with a cast of excellent working class New England characters who like to use … Continue reading Lost Girls at the Rogue Machine Theatre
Lights! Camera! Action! The main character, eleven-year-old Lulu, lives in La La Land, which cannot always be easy when everyone around you is constantly striving to be so perfect on the outside. I was intrigued by the book Lulu in La La Land first by the location, since it takes place in LA and highlights many spots around town, and second because the main character … Continue reading LuLu in LaLaLand: An Interview with Author Elisabeth Wolf
I wish I had found HURRA! POP-UP sooner! Nestled into a corner lot on Venice’s Abbot Kinney, HURRA! is a light filled “gallery-esque” space that hosts an elegant collection of mind provoking fine art and design pieces from Denmark. It’s the first of hopefully many POP-UPs for the two dynamic Danes who have taken to life in LA. Well traveled and well versed in the musical … Continue reading Go Quick for The Last Hurrah of HURRA! POP-UP on Abbot Kinney
The clock is winding up and ticking fast in tandem! You don’t want to miss the incredible experience of the 54th Annual LA County Holiday Celebration at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion this Christmas Eve! I had the sheer pleasure of sneaking a peek of what is to come this season at The Music Center. And, it will absolutely blow your mind! Dancers will be leaping and … Continue reading Hurry to The 54th Annual LA County Holiday Celebration at The Music Center This Christmas Eve!
When Adage Group CEO Herb Jordan and legendary music business entrepreneur Owen Husney of ZoomMuzic realized that Beatlemania’s steam was finally dissipating into thin air above the heads of our new American generation, they took the calling upon themselves to change the impending course of historical amnesia. They decided to produce the newly released album entitled BEATLES REIMAGINED. “There’s nothing left for the Beatles, but to be relevant … Continue reading Beatlemania Re-Imagined in Newly Released Album
The Traveler’s Bookcase located on 8375 W. Third Street in LA is the kind of place I hope never disappears. I could get lost in this store for hours dreaming up my next adventure. The quaint feel reminds me of book stores on the east coast. This hip neighborhood is a perfect spot too since it has every restaurant, boutique, and coffee house you could … Continue reading The Traveler’s Bookcase: An Interview with the Owner
I first met the lead singer Ted Atkatz at a Google event in Venice, California where he was playing with his band at the Google art walk and auction. We were both loving the massive real crab balls that were being served, and he later gave me some of his CD’s. I became hooked on his music as I repeatedly listened to his tunes in … Continue reading Band NYCO Lead By Ted Atkatz Will Passionately Awaken You
Did you know that the Graystone Estate in Beverly Hills is one of the first properties to be listed on the City’s register of historic sites? Did you know that for 60 years the Graystone Mansion sat empty on a hillside overlooking LA? Beverly Hills will reach a 100 years of cityhood on January of 2014. Many events and celebrations will be held over the … Continue reading Design House International showcases at the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills
Singer songwriter Dan Godlin is a young man, a mere 23 years old. Born in Houston and living in NYC, I first met Godlin outside the Hotel Cafe in Hollywood after listening to his romantic soulful tunes. He reminded me of a football player in one of those Varsity Blues type movies. The confident red haired man was surrounded by many girls taking his picture as well … Continue reading Singer Dan Godlin – Pop Rock ‘n’ Soul
“The last thing Morrie said was I want to ask you a favor. After I’m dead, will you come to my grave? Not the way everyone else comes where you leave your car running, you put flowers on the grave, and you run back in your car. Come when you have some time. Bring a blanket. Bring some music. Talk to me just like we … Continue reading Author Mitch Albom in Conversation with Actor Bradley Whitford
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