Until November 8, Jon Robin Baitz’s Vicuña at the Kirk Douglas Theatre was a clever and acutely topical satire that took its cues from pretty amusing current events. Or so we thought. Since November 8, that satire has curdled into tragedy, depending on which side of the nation’s Great Divide you stand. More remarkable even …
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This week’s dance events include new choreography in Long Beach, flamenco in East Hollywood, dance about dancers in Santa Monica, L.A. Contemporary Dance Company extends in Atwater Village, a Hip Hop Nutcracker in Beverly Hills, and Mikhail Baryshnikov goes mad in Westwood. 1. A dance about dancers The fusion of the physical and the emotional …
This Sunday November 20, celebrated choreographer Akram Khan comes to Los Angeles with Chotto Desh. Translating as “small homeland” in Bengali, Chotto Desh tells the story of a young man with dreams of becoming a dancer. Born the son of a cook, the autobiographical story follows the young man from Britain to Bangladesh in a …
This Sunday November 20, celebrated choreographer Akram Khan comes to Los Angeles with Chotto Desh. Translating as “small homeland” in Bengali, Chotto Desh tells the story of a young man with dreams of becoming a dancer. Born the son of a cook, the autobiographical story follows the young man from Britain to Bangladesh in a …
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Jude Dillon has been published in magazines online and in print, throughout Canada, United States and Europe. He has published two collections of poetry, The Fractured Garden and Happy There In My Agony. ***** I miss California sometimes a shot in the orange juice the night tapered to explode trumpets and out of tune guitars zigzag chat with the baristas …
Reposting in celebration of Phife Dawg, who passed away a year ago. *** The man, the myth, the legend, rapper Phife Dawg from the classic hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest, now rests in hip hop heaven. Microphone check 1 2, what is this? It’s the 5 foot assassin with the ruffneck business. This …
We as a people may have gotten ourselves in a sticky situation. But if we all work together and be vigilant, we can come out of it much stronger. I mean how much bad stuff could really happen in 4 years? 8, tops, right? (Fingers crossed.) We can do it! [alert type=alert-white ]Please consider …
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On the evening of November 8, 2016, in disbelief, I witnessed the map of the United States rapidly turn predominantly red. I, like everyone whom I know, went into shock! It appeared that everything which we hold dear had been suddenly consigned to the garbage heap. Donald Trump’s negative revolution is yet to spread its …
Thanks to the advances in technology there are a variety of new avenues students can take when it comes to earning a degree. Offerings such as online marketing degrees are becoming more and more popular, especially since well-known schools such as Arizona State University are offering these programs. So why exactly are online studies becoming …
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