By GABRIELLE HARRADINE
“The world’s greatest party band,” — AKA the B-52’s — is coming to the Roxy. This very rare club show comes three months before the release
Hollywood, interviewed his father on fighting abroad in World War II in his piece, “Michael Possert: A World War II Soldier.” The 12-minute long film documents the elder Possert’
Filmmakers keep it simple
VENICE Sometimes, filmmaking is child’s play.
An event celebrating the simplicity and purity of a toy camcorder that has amassed a cult following in the
DOWNTOWN Movies set in 1980s are often box office gold. Theaters from the 1980s — not so much.
Concerned that movie theaters here could soon be obsolete if not allowed to
Beantown’s State Radio knows how to co-op
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
A schizophrenic time was had by all at the State Radio show at
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Evanescence doesn’t need Korn anymore. They’re big enough to headline their own show.
The success of their latest album, “The Open Door,” which has sold nearly 2
Bike riders to file complaint against Santa Monica Police
The contentious relationship between the participants of a monthly mass bicycle demonstration and the Santa Monica Police Department has grown more
Boulevard rather than a residential neighborhood.
“It’s not serving the residents,” Bender said.
Officials at Big Blue and SMC say they hear the residents loud and clear and are
Sometimes, the first act can be so spectacular that the encore will have to be something special to supersede it. Well, for whatever reason, that’s the case for Sharon
and exclusive world of Hollywood.
Many of the films that make it into the theaters are directed by an entrenched group of veterans and star the same faces, Durso said.
By Brandon Wise LEADING LADY: Temple Bar located on the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and 11th Street, has been leading the way in bringing the music scene back to life
