October 12, 2016

Couples

Hard to miss, those happy twosomes, arm in arm. I’m attracted to couples, their level of intimacy instantly understood by the space (or lack thereof) between them. In restaurants, galleries, or just walking the DTLA streets, I’m often struck by the love I see, right there, in plain view. It gives me hope. Alexis Rhone …

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Judson Church Alum Deborah Hay Flies Three Ways

[alert type=alert-white ]Please consider making a tax-deductible donation now so we can keep publishing strong creative voices.[/alert] This week’s dance events include the ongoing invasion of a Chinatown theater, Day of the Dead dance in an East L.A. graveyard, an inflatable pop up park in Santa Monica, dance mixed with puppets downtown, dance in process …

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Double Exposure: Is Investigative Journalism Dying or Alive and Well?

The gene pool for long-form, “deepdive” investigative journalism has been shrinking quicker than the Arctic ice-sheet for decades, while the recent success of films like Spotlight and Citizenfour have whetted audience appetite for investigative stories. The Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival tackled this existential crisis head-on in Washington D.C. this weekend in exploring questions ranging from how …

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