Hollywood’s Best Kept Secret: The Metro Red Line
While Los Angeles may be home for now, just one year ago I was traversing the city as a tourist, having scrupulously planned out every detail of the trip weeks […]
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Foster The People Thanks Fans for Support of L.A. Mural
The sentiment surrounding the Foster the People mural downtown quickly evolved from somber to celebratory as Mayor Eric Garcetti decided to keep it up rather than tear it down — […]
“Under One Sky” Exhibition at Edgemar Center for the Arts
Michael Desmond’s Under One Sky solo exhibition captures faces and souls from around the world. These photographed individuals are old and young, some praying and others playing. Most of the photographs […]
“Boyhood” Review
It is unprecedented to watch one actor go from child to preteen to teen to young adult within a single movie experience. Director Richard Linklater takes a bold, experimental concept […]
Interview with TAIKOPROJECT for Taiko Nation
Preeminent taiko performers from all around the globe will join together for Taiko Nation, a 3-concert series filled with intensity and fervor. The performance is hosted by the Los Angeles-based […]
“The Wake” at Elephant Studio Theatre
The Wake, directed by Nick Massouh, is a highly anticipated Hollywood Fringe Festival debut that showcases dark comedy at its finest. It has just the right amount of hilarity to […]
