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  Eric Doeringer's Eastern Standard Time: Best Rip-Off of Pacific Standard Time

  One of Doeringer's imitations, entitled Cowboy Photographs (After Richard Prince) Forget about original artwork. Even the Ancient Greeks complained that it was impossible to innovate anymore. That's the premise of Eric Doeringer's tongue-in-che...

  @ Public Spectacle by Sophie Duvernoy on November 1, 2011 @ 10:00 am

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  Pacific Standard Time to Night Gallery: The Year in L.A. Art

  This past year, Los Angeles has been haunted by dreams of itself. For years, I've passed the Olive Motel on Sunset in Silver Lake -- such a strange stray dog of a building, eminently adoptable. I've thought of trying to buy it with nonexistent mon...

  by Andrew Berardini on December 22, 2011

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  Top 10 Moments of the Year in L.A. Art

  This year had more than its share of so-so exhibitions, but it brought an exciting burst of populism. I'm still convinced that art doesn't have to be rarefied and that, framed right, even stark '70s conceptualism can be interesting to people who don...

  by Catherine Wagley on December 22, 2011

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  Top 10 L.A. Theater Experiences of 2011

  This past June witnessed the week that was, with the nationwide theater organization Theatre Communications Group celebrating its 50th anniversary by holding its annual conference in Los Angeles -- the first time it had ever convened the powwow here...

  by Steven Leigh Morris on December 22, 2011

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  Go-Go Dancer Appreciation Day in West Hollywood

  It was raining men in West Hollywood Saturday night as the city organized its first Go-Go Dancer Appreciation Day. Leave it to WeHo to declare a Go-Go Dancer Appreciation Day and Motley Crue Day in the same year. And only in WeHo will you find a scan...

  @ Public Spectacle by Siran Babayan on October 31, 2011 @ 1:55 pm

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  LACMA Muse Dead Man's Costume Ball Puts Tim Burton Show in the Ground, With Costumes From Jack and Sally to Beetlejuice

  The LACMA Muse Costume Ball is one of Los Angeles's hottest Halloween tickets, and with the wildly popular Tim Burton exhibit in its final days and KROQ jumping on board, Saturday's sold out Dead Man's Ball came with an especially large amount of hyp...

  @ Public Spectacle by Diamond Bodine-Fischer on October 31, 2011 @ 1:36 pm

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  Long Beach Comic and Horror Convention: The Place to Go for Your Comic Book Education

  Clint and Dawn Wolf of Zombie Ranch Two years ago, Clint and Dawn Wolf launched their comic, Zombie Ranch, at Long Beach Comic Con. The couple returned to the convention -- now called Long Beach Comic and Horror Con -- last weekend, where they sat...

  @ Public Spectacle by Liz Ohanesian on October 31, 2011 @ 10:59 am

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  Showgirls 2 -- Penny's From Heaven: Rena Riffel's New Spoof of Paul Verhoeven's, Err, Classic

  Everyone remembers the infamous scene from 1995 cult classic Showgirls in which Cristal Connors (actress Gina Gershon) gazes into the eyes of Nomi Malone (actress Elizabeth Berkley) and says, "You see, darlin', you are a whore." Though the notorious...

  @ Public Spectacle by Pamela Chelin on October 28, 2011 @ 3:59 pm

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  Seven Terrible L.A. Halloween Costumes (With Suggested Improvements)

  OMFG! Halloween starts this weekend! Even though CVS put out the candy and the knickknacks right after Labor Day, you still waited 'til the last minute to get a costume, didn't you? Only recent temperate climate transplants that have been waiting for...

  @ Public Spectacle by Paul T. Bradley on October 28, 2011 @ 2:00 pm

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  'Blue Sky Metropolis' at the Huntington Library Shows How Aerospace Shaped L.A., From Surfing to Marilyn Monroe

  NASA pilot Bill Dana watches a Boeing NB-52B carrier aircraft fly overhead after a successful test flight of the Northrop HL-10 lifting body at NASA Dryden Flight Research Center in 1969. Fellow pilot John Reeves can be seen at the cockpit of the lif...

  @ Public Spectacle by Katharine Gammon on October 28, 2011 @ 9:00 am

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  Lucha VaVoom, Please Send More Bazooms

  Lucha Libre is a peculiarly Mexican phenomenon, but titties speak a language anyone can understand. So the Lucha VaVoom show, which had its Halloween event last night at The Mayan in downtown, has cleverly placed itself at the intersection of colorfu...

  @ Public Spectacle by L.J. Williamson on October 27, 2011 @ 4:05 pm

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  Ed Moses On New Work The Poet and the Jabberwocky, Painting in Four Dimensions, Alice in Wonderland and Marilyn Monroe's Butt

  Ed Moses Ed Moses is sitting in the middle of Montana Avenue's latest home-furnishings boutique, Living by Lynne Leventen, a menagerie of candles, chandeliers and wall art. He's observing his recently installed painting, which he calls The Po...

  @ Public Spectacle by Parker Jones on October 27, 2011 @ 1:21 pm

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  Tim DeZarn Discovered His K-11 Film Set at the Sybil Brand Institute Was Haunted, and Decided to Connect with His Deceased Son

  Tim DeZarn Filming was well under way when news of the ghost began to circulate. They were shooting the final scenes of the movie K-11, a prison thriller, at the abandoned Sybil Brand Institute women's correctional facility in City Terrace east ...

  @ Public Spectacle by Gendy Alimurung on October 27, 2011 @ 1:03 pm

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  Dragon*Con vs. San Diego Comic-Con: Which Convention Should You Attend?

  San Diego Comic-Con 2011 For the past three years that I've been covering conventions for LA Weekly, people have been telling me to go to Atlanta for Dragon*Con. I've heard it from commenters, friends and professional contacts. There are many who ...

  @ Public Spectacle by Liz Ohanesian on October 27, 2011 @ 12:30 pm

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  Dr. Craig, Neighborhood Astrologer: Predicting the Fate of Four L.A. 'Hoods

  Angelenos are crazy about their astrology. We're dying to know what's in the stars for future loves, riches and life's whopping changes (positive or otherwise). But what about the city itself? LA Weekly sat down with local celebrity astrologer Dr. C...

  @ Public Spectacle by Wendy Gilmartin on October 27, 2011 @ 10:00 am

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  7 Must-See L.A. Halloween Events This Weekend

  No plans for Halloween? Not looking forward to trying to park in WeHo for the parade Monday night? Check out these seven other weekend events. We won't say they're spook-tacular. If we did you'd have to shoot us. 7. Dark Harbor 2011 Maybe you...

  @ Public Spectacle by LA Weekly on October 27, 2011 @ 9:00 am

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  Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including Jeffrey Vallance on Blinky, the Friendly Hen

  William Daniels' "Untitled" oil painting, on view at Marc Foxx Gallery through November 12 My agenda includes a couple risks -- eight hours of United Nations-style debating and a visit to a temporary hotel room. Then there are the sure bets -- a ...

  @ Public Spectacle by Catherine Wagley on October 26, 2011 @ 10:45 am

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  Susan Mogul Spoofs Jason Schwartzman and Anthony Kiedis in her own Pacific Standard Time Campaign

  Susan Mogul's Mogul Celebrates Mogul poster hanging alongside the official PST ads in Echo Park Anthony Kiedis and Ed Ruscha both like words. The Red Hot Chili Peppers' front man and now-iconic L.A. artist drive around L.A. discussing this share...

  @ Public Spectacle by Catherine Wagley on October 26, 2011 @ 10:00 am

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  Crafting With Cat Hair: Gross? Or Awesome!

  The translator, Amy Hirschman, lives in Los Angeles. She hasn't made the cat hair crafts yet, but plans to get together with her friends to do so with the hair they collect. It will, no doubt, be a fun and highly allergenic time. "I think American au...

  @ Public Spectacle by Gendy Alimurung on October 26, 2011 @ 8:00 am

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  Sneaky Nietzsche's Secret Pre-Party Shows, A Tryout For LACMA's Dead Man's Ball

  It's a party, it's theater, it's a "happening"...or wait, is it fancy art talk? According to Sneaky Nietzsche's creator, Sheila Vand, it's a little bit of all of those, and the runaround is part of the fun. Billed with the tagline "a theatrical musi...

  @ Public Spectacle by Megan Sallabedra on October 25, 2011 @ 3:26 pm