Entertainment 18 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2006 A newspaper with issues Carnaval harkens ‘D-List’ celebrity A CARNAVAL OF EVENTS
By LORI BARTLETT Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE — Being the
The world of music downloading, both legally and illegally, has exploded in the past decade with the invention of the portable MP3 player and CD burners.
In February, Apple Computers
TICKET INFORMATION Getting their piece of the rock
JOHN ADAMS MIDDLE SCHOOL — Timmy O’Neill’s life changed forever the moment he reached the top of a cliff at Joshua
By Daily Press staff
A local indie film hits the big screen at the Hollywood Film Fest this Saturday. Craig Sirling’s feature “Jam”was made at the Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
Savannah-based quartet Perpetual Groove bring a blend of driving rock, futuristic effects and a knack for melody to the Temple Bar on Oct. 26. Perpetual
Stravinsky at the Miles Playhouse Before heading back to work on Monday, take a Sunday afternoon breather in the serene environs of the Miles Playhouse there the L.A. Chamber
Last chance for The Bacchae at City Garage It’s closing weekend for City Garage’s stinging contemporary production of Charles Mee’s “The Bacchae.” In the hands of director
Kane, Welch and Kaplan at McCabe’s McCabe’s offers up Appalachian balladry from Kieran Kane, Kevin Welch and Fats Kaplin performing songs from their intensely intimate album Lost John
Angus Oblong’s “The Victorian Hotel” A young couple checks into a beautiful old hotel for a romantic weekend getaway but the resident ghosts and ghouls provide them instead with
By LORI BARTLETT Special to the Daily Press
SM AIRPORT — Fine art that’s certain to cross all language and cultural barriers is on display at Santa Monica Airport’s
By Daily Press staff
The new installment of the Ruskin Group Theatre’s popular L.A. Café Plays, dubbed the “Fastest Theater in Town” because five short plays go from
