by | Aug 15, 2014 | Literary News, Los Angeles
from The LA Times Celebrating Charles Bukowski, ‘poet laureate of L.A. lowlife’ By CAROLYN KELLOGG Charles Bukowski, “poet laureate of L.A. lowlife,” became one of the best-known poets in America. (Richard Robinson / Black Sparrow Press)...
by | Jul 19, 2014 | Culture Music Art, Los Angeles
from The LA Times Appreciation: Jazz musician Charlie Haden spoke for beauty By CHRIS BARTON Charlie Haden founded the Cal Arts jazz program in 1982. His instruction made an impact on generations of jazz artists around the country, including Ravi Coltrane and Ralph...
by | Jun 3, 2014 | Culture Music Art, Los Angeles
from The LA Times Marilyn Beck, longtime syndicated Hollywood columnist, dies at 85 (Ron Galella, WireImage) STEVE CHAWKINS Marilyn Beck, a syndicated Hollywood columnist who for decades dished out delectable dollops on celebrities hooking up, splitting up and...
by | Apr 1, 2014 | Culture Music Art, Los Angeles
from The LA Times Hollywood ‘spec script’ is making a comeback By Daniel Miller Independent producer Lawrence Grey sold the screenplay for “Section 6” for $1 million after setting off a bidding war between the major studios. Six months later,...
by | Mar 18, 2014 | Los Angeles, Mirth
from The Star Tribune ‘Hee Haw’ honeys bared too much for the camera Article by: C.J. , Star Tribune If there are developments more astonishing than media reports of, gulp, “Hee Haw the Musical,” being, gulp again, Broadway-bound, it is that Harold Crump’s brain has...
by | Mar 16, 2014 | Los Angeles
from Curbed LA LA’s Most Beautiful Storage Building Was Also a Speakeasy by Bianca Barragan The work of Los Angeles architect Arthur E. Harvey includes some of the city’s most recognizable and storied buildings (the Scientology Celebrity Centre [originally...
