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Cirque Du Soleil’s Kooza, Under the Grand Chapiteau
“Due to the nature of the acts, changes in the cast occur frequently” states the foot of the show’s official website and makes me feel even more uneasy than the preview video. Trying to achieve some level of physical fitness excellence all my life I thought I knew what’s impossible when it comes to a [...]
Birdland, A Staple In The Jazz Diet
Charlie Parker acquired the nickname “Yardbird” early in his career and the shortened form “Bird” remained his brandname for the rest of his life, inspiring the titles of many of Parker’s compositions. It was him who in the end of 40’ inspired Morris & Irving Levy to open in a winter of 1949 the infamous [...]
Unlimited Pouring, OC Beer Fest
Thirsty? With so many great breweries in Orange County, — it’s about time for OC to have it’s own beer festival. And, Drink:Eat:Play has brought it to us. If you think OC was only for wine tastings and pairings, think three times.
This one-day event will highlight OC’s top breweries, as well as over 60 other [...]
Bicycle Film Festival Rides Into LA
In 2001, Brendt Barbur, Founder & Director, was compelled to start the Bicycle Film Festival after being hit by a bus while riding his bike in NYC. Instead of being deterred by this experience, it inspired him to create a festival that celebrates the bicycle through music, art, and film. Now in its ninth year [...]
Fine Art of Soul, Bounce Rock Skate
Bounce Rock Skate is back at a new sexy location bringing you the fine art of soul and beyond at the newly remodeled Tantra on Sunset. If you haven’t been to Bounce Rock Skate, then prepare yourself for the sexiest night of progressive soul in LA. The ethnic-chic Tantra Restaurant and Lounge is the backdrop [...]
Upsetting in the West, Lee “Scratch” Perry
I had dabbled with reggae in my early teens. The likes of Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, Burning Spear and of course Bob Marley & The Wailers and I do vaguely remember Charlie Chaplin and a Pinchers cassette tossed somewhere in the mix. But that was more or less the extent of it with the exception [...]
Rebel Without A Car Productions (Green Production)
“I would like to believe that because I’m starting it out right I will have it better and easier.” says Enci Box, actress, co-founder of Rebel Without A Car Productions and the green-minded first-time director of a short film “At What Price?” The project is one of the very first film productions that apply the [...]
Sustain Your Future Through Funk, LB FunkFest
The Long Beach Funk Festival is bringing and breaking out the funk on August 29th outdoors on the streets of Long Beach (between Pine and Broadway to be exact). The FREE event is green-driven by creating green awareness and at the same time celebrates American Funk Music. And if that’s not enough, the festival will [...]
Celebration Time! Strictly Social Turns 2
On Wednesday August 19, 2009 get ready for a landmark event! STRICTLY SOCIAL is celebrating two years of eclectic soul fusion! From their humble beginnings in North Hollywood to their new home at Little Temple to our events around the country, Strictly Social has consistently presented lovers of progressive soul with some of the best [...]
Art&Seek > A Cut Above the Rest
ArtandSeek.org is an online community for arts, culture and creative types produced by KERA public media in North Texas. If you are not familiar with KERA, KERA 13 and KERA 90.1 are the public television and radio stations for North Texas, which reach approximately 2.5 million people weekly through television, radio and the internet. And [...]
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