The Weekend

The Weekend

Calendar Upcoming Events 16 May 2025Jazz at LACMA (Los Angeles) On Friday, May 16, head to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art for a free evening of live jazz at the Smidt Welcome Plaza. The concert starts at 6 p.m., and L.A. County residents can enjoy free museum...

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COSM: The Visual Experience

COSM: The Visual Experience

"O" on screen! Over in Inglewood, besides the airport there is alot going on. One stop over the weekend was a large building complex called COSM. COSM broke ground at Hollywood Park in early 2022, signaling its commitment to redefining immersive entertainment. COSM...

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2025 Native American Arts Festival Week

2025 Native American Arts Festival Week

Three-Time U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo Headlines 2025 Native American Arts Festival Week The Idyllwild Arts Native American Arts Festival Week returns to the Idyllwild Arts campus from Monday, June 16, through Friday, June 20. Now in its third decade, the celebration...

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Buy the Bike

Buy the Bike

The screen used (Warner Brothers, 1985) stunt bicycle from “Pee-wee’s Big Adventure” is one of only 14 bikes used during production of the classic film. There were 13 created by Pedal Pusher vintage bike shop in Newport Beach, with this one custom-built by Gary Littlejohn, a stuntman who helped create the world’s first BMX bikes. This particular bicycle is one of the only surviving bikes that can be screen-matched to exact moments in the film.

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How Your Workwear Reflects Your Leadership Style

How Your Workwear Reflects Your Leadership Style

Photo by Nimble Made In Southern California’s laid-back yet sophisticated business culture, style speaks volumes before a word is ever said. Far beyond mere fabric, your professional attire serves as an eloquent medium for articulating your leadership identity. The...

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Travel: Costa Rica

Travel: Costa Rica

Soundbath:  is a meditative experience where participants are "bathed" in sound waves produced by various instruments, like gongs, chimes, bells, drums, bowls or voices. Unlike a concert, it's not about rhythm or melody—it's more about vibration and resonance. You...

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Spring Activities and Things To Do in 2025

Spring Activities and Things To Do in 2025

Spring is officially here, and now the weather is warming up, which means more of us are finding our way out of our houses. Whether you're looking forward to Spring Break travel, weekends of family fun, outings with your friends, or travel opportunities for the summer...

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Save the Dome

Save the Dome

Funny the things that matter. There have been documentaries made about nightclubs, dancehalls, theaters and landmarks. The Cinerama Dome is one such location that has figured a lot in my life. I recall going there in the early 60s to see some silly film called "It's a...

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George Townley: The Art of the City

George Townley: The Art of the City

  Los Angeles has been in many pictures. Artists like Ed Ruscha and David Hockney have fashioned the city as its muse and model, and now we have a London-based illustrator, George Townley paying homage to the city with a series of illustrations featuring iconic...

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Artist in Residence: Frankie Payne

Artist in Residence: Frankie Payne

Frankie Payne does hair. You can see his hairstyling on Eva Longoria in “Searching for Spain” which will be airing this coming April, on CNN. This will be the follow-up to “Searching for Mexico”, which will also air in April of this year. But when Frankie is not off...

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The Tony Awards vs. The Oscars

The Tony Awards vs. The Oscars

The Oscars and the Tonys are two of the most prestigious award ceremonies in the entertainment industry, each celebrating excellence in their respective fields—film and theater. While both events share an air of glitz and glamour, they have distinct differences in location, audience, style, and even cultural undertones that set them apart.

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Famed Pantry Cafe Closed

Famed Pantry Cafe Closed

 The Original Pantry Café, commonly known as The Pantry, was a legendary diner in downtown Los Angeles that had been serving customers since 1924 and now is closed, for good. Founded by Dewey Logan, the restaurant quickly became known for its generous...

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