Blog Profile / The Style Council
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| Filed Under: | Lifestyle / Fashion | |
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| Posts / Week: | 13.8 | |
| Archived Since: | March 20, 2008 | |
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L.A. Film Fest Continues: Your Weekly Movie To-Do List
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L.A. Film Fest: The Best Movies to See
Friday, June 21
On Friday at the Grand Park's Performance Lawn downtown, in honor of the original 1988 Hairsp...
Five Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week, From Chatroulette to Marlboro Man
This week, music videos get higher-art treatment, quirky paintings hang in Koreatown and a straight-shooting L.A. artist has a debut show at her new gallery.
5. Finding artistry on MTV
"We b...
Jaime Robledo, the Poor Man's Julie Taymor
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Inside East Hollywood's Sacred Fools Theatre on a recent Sunday afternoon, actor Donal Thoms-Capello is capering through a bizarre step of percussive, de...
Street Artist Ben Eine's New L.A. Show Caps a Year of Projects for Virgin and Louis Vuitton
Ben Eine, a former Lloyds of London agent who has met great success with a hand designed font named Vandalism, appropriately oversized and placed in illegal spaces (even on the façade of L.A. Wee...
10 Best L.A. Boutiques That Won't Break the Bank
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10 Best Women's Shoe Stores in Los Angeles
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Finding the right women's clothing boutique means a lot...
iam8bit's Art Show About Retro Video Games, From DuckTales to E.T.
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Were you the type of kid who raced home from school to catch DuckTales? Did you have the theme song memorized? Did you spend hours playing the...
Our Diary of the Getty's Architecture Project: Gehry's Back at MOCA, LACMA's Black Blob
This is the fifth installment of our Pacific Standard Time Presents diary, tracking modern architecture happenings all over the city during the Getty's big initiative. Check out our previous e...
What's It Like to Bring a Magic Show to the Geffen Playhouse? Helder Guimaraes and Derek DelGaudio Have Nothing to Hide
In November, L.A. Weekly ran a cover story on Helder Guimarães and Derek DelGaudio, two L.A. magicians who created the most popular show at the Magic Castle in years, and then transferred it to...
Bizarre Tidbits Hidden in the Children's Audio Tour at the Getty
One of the best things about the Getty Museum is its free-ness. And included in that free-ness is free use of iPods that offer audio tours of the museum. Most pieces of artwork on premises have...
E3 2013: The Clash of the Consoles
This year's E3 was as big and bombastic as ever. A giant, 18-foot robot from EA's (Electronic Arts) upcoming Titanfall stands ominously in the lobby; Activision erected a semi-circle of giant, tr...
Best L.A. Novel Ever: Budd Schulberg's What Makes Sammy Run? vs. Chester Himes' If He Hollers Let Him Go (Final Four)
L.A. Weekly is determining the best L.A. novel ever by holding a tournament featuring 32 of our favorites in head-to-head matchups, until there's only one novel standing. For further reading:
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5 Historical Things to Do in L.A. This Week
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5 Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week
Leave it to L.A. to make a history lesson sound like an amazing weekend. From a...
A Documentary About Music's Greatest Backup Singers, Bred in the Churches of South L.A.
Morgan Neville initially interviewed about 50 backup singers for his new documentary on the subject, Twenty Feet From Stardom, but the one who first convinced him he was onto something was Darle...
Lots of Movies This Week Blur the Line Between Fiction and Reality
Judging from current releases, the hallmark of screen success isn't landing a starring role in Man of Steel; it's getting a movie filmed in your house. Shot in 12 days at the filmmaker's Malibu...
Five Dance Shows to See in L.A. This Week, Including a Performance at the Playboy Jazz Festival
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This week's dance events include jazz dance at t...
Theater to See in L.A. This Week: Our Hollywood Fringe Preview
It's Fringe, Fringe and more Fringe festival coverage this week in new theater reviews (see below) and this week's theater feature. There will be a bit more Fringe coverage next week, but we...
MOCA Web Series Chronicles the Art of Punk
The logo is simple. Four heavy black bars sitting side by side — one up, one down, one up, one down — creating a wave effect: a black flag flying in the wind of discontent.
Few logos...
Want to Feel Like a Celebrity? For $3,000, You Can Hire Adoring Fans
Adam Swart, the 21-year-old creator of Crowds on Demand, is in the business of making a splash on behalf of another.
Nothing is what it seems on Rodeo Drive. On a spring day with a crisp breeze...
Everything You Need to Know About Hitchcock Month in Los Angeles
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It's tempting to think we're in the midst of an Alfred Hitchcock resurgence. Last year, for the first time in half a century, a worldwide poll in Sight...
Five Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week, From Batman to Burning Rituals
This week, one artist turns pop icons into haunting, dripping messes and another visits a burning volcano again and again.
5. Do architects believe in truth?
"I've been told to tell you that...