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Motown the Musical – Theatre Review
by Joshua Kahn Like other LA natives, I grew up listening to K-Earth 101 on countless car rides, raised on the music of …
The Found Dog Ribbon Dance – Theatre Review
by Bekah Caden Echo Theatre Company’s most recent production examines the very base of theatre and art; connection…
Out & About with Susan Hornik 1/31/17
With award season kicking off, January always goes by so quickly. I went to the Palm Springs Film Festival’s openi…
Brilliant Traces – Theatre Review
by Bekah Caden Experiencing the almost 30-year-old play Brilliant Traces at the Underground Theatre put me in a quandary…
Out & About with Susan Hornik 12/30/16
Life may be give us lemons, but it’s always up to us to create lemonade. Discover Hollywood’s Susan Hornik h…
The King and I – Theatre Review
The multi-Tony-winning musical, The King and I, by Rogers and Hammerstein, dances its way into the heart of theatre goer…
Paramount Pictures, an integral part of Hollywood for more than 100 years, is making a $700-million investment that will…
I don’t know if Inside Job, the debut short from Matt Nagin, will do much for America’s image in the world (…
Bakersfield Mist – Theatre Review
by Bill Garry You walk through the intimate theater’s door into a kitschy, run-down mobile home in Bakersfield. Me…
Once upon a time far far away in another galaxy Star Wars was born. Well it wasn’t another galaxy where it was bor…
When I saw “Whiplash” I knew I was seeing the birth of a brilliant director and now with Damien ChazelleR…
When Jazz Had the Blues – Theatre Review
Billy Strayhorn (Frank Lawson) ever hear of him? Probably not. Well for one thing, he was the love of Lena Horne’s…