Homeward LA is a 10-day citywide event taking place Friday, April 13th - Sunday, April 22nd featuring biographical monologues about individuals in Los Angeles county who have experienced homelessness. Showtimes and tickets can be found on the website. Multiple productions... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Matt Ritchey Los Angeles Overnight is a pseudo-noir film about a young actress and what she's willing to do to succeed, the title clearly a reference to the myth of "overnight success." It follows in the footsteps of... Continue Reading →
In the heart of the ever-growing Cahuenga corridor sits premier cultural nightclub and Hollywood staple, Station1640, Managed by Danny Bitar & Chad Hanna of Worldwide Events, Inc., will mark a complete overhaul of the venue with an all-encompassing artistic take-over by... Continue Reading →
Dreams twisted into nightmares! Love turned to hate! Passion simmering into violence! Join Arena Cinelounge as they shine a spotlight on the forgotten underworld of 'femme noir' with Dynamic Dames, a series of screenings featuring fascinating wonder women of the... Continue Reading →
Iconic Hollywood's historic restaurant Yamashiro (Mountain Palace), built in 1914 and located at 1999 Sycamore Ave., is re-opening its popular Farmer's Market on Wednesday, May 24 from 5-9 p.m. and every Wednesday this summer through Sept. 6. "We know how important... Continue Reading →
It's been twenty years since they met in their high school drama club, but teenage romances, egos, and quarrels that lie just beneath, are ready to surface once again. Ex-lovers, old grudges, and new spouses are thrown down a twisted,... Continue Reading →
Dear Orry, Sorry I haven’t mentioned why I am writing to you. I don’t know how you will feel about this, but I have just finished making a feature length documentary about you. It has been nearly three years tracking... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move "We can't all be skinny, but we can always be Gorgeous." Amid laborious and manifold scene transitions, sweat inducing, furniture maneuvers, and slightly fatigue-producing actor direction, writer Beth Polsky has quite contrarily written... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move In Tango it has been said that despite the sensuality of the movements, all the bravado, the steps, the music and technicality that is housed in the study and performance of the art,... Continue Reading →
One of our favorite festivals is back this September! The 14th Annual Galbani® Cheese Italian Feast of San Gennaro, Los Angeles (www.feastofla.com) takes over Hollywood from September 25-27 with their annual street festival, celebrating everything that it means to be... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Benjamin Schwartz “Magic In The Waiting Room” Orson Welles and Scatman Crothers in 'A Hollywood Ending' provides a timely glimpse into what could be an extremely accurate depiction of two artists at the end of their respected careers. Orson... Continue Reading →
In the spirit of absurd comedies and absurd relationships we had to share one that spans both categories and that just came on our radar. Gone Doggy Gone will be screening at Arena Cinema Hollywood as one of several films making... Continue Reading →
Gia On The Move
