It begins innocently enough: You have your first taste of pho somewhere like Golden Deli, the noodle shop on the outer reaches of San Gabriel, where the fragrant, stunningly clear broth is as famous as the crunchy egg rolls. Like any proper gateway drug, you soon begin to run the gamut of chintzy p ... More >>
KCRW Broadcast #172 for Saturday, July 7, 2012 See also: Henry Rollins: The Column! Some of the Best Times of My Life Fanatics! I hope you are enjoying your holiday. Tonight, again, we have put together two hours of music that works well on ever level. I have played all the songs through three tim ... More >>
KCRW Broadcast #165 for Saturday, May 19, 2012 See also: Henry Rollins: The Column! Advice From Diamond Dave Fanatics! Hello from Cape Town! Before we go any further, I want to say that hours ago, I read about the passing of Chuck Brown, the legendary Washington DC musician, the founding father of ... More >>
A White House contest asking people to create the best video about the Asian American experience might have been rigged. An entry about Cambodian deportees appeared to have received the most views, now more than 18,000, but a half-dozen other video makers were invited to the White House. Though "My ... More >>
Yes, we chose our Cookbook of the Week, Mighty Spice: Fast, Fresh and Vibrant Dishes Using No More than 5 Spices for Each Recipe, in part for the publisher's legal disclaimer (more on that later). It waives them not only from potential recipe disasters but also includes medical warnings (?!). Keep i ... More >>
See also: *The Top Five L.A. Punk Albums of 2011 *Kelly Clarkson Endorses Ron Paul: The Five Most Baffling Political Pairings The Iowa caucuses are being held today, which means that Republican primary season is about to kick into high gear. Spoiler alert: The candidates all suck. But you knew tha ... More >>
Richard Nixon might have been the LAest of American presidents, with a political career launched by late Los Angeles Times publisher Norman Chandler, a Western White House in San Clemente, and a presidential library in Yorba Linda. So this news comes with particular interest to us tabloid hounds in ... More >>
How an art historian became fixated on ossuaries
COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGSNEW THEATER REVIEWSStage FEATURE on Jez Butterworth's Jersusalem, on BroadwayMichael LamontYear Zero​Productions that garnered high praise this week are David Wiener's Extraordinary Chambers at the Geffen, about Americans in Cambodia, which Mayank Keshaviah describes ... More >>
The California accountant who tried to overthrow a foreign despot
Lee Oneness FoundationSure, you can stalk Walter Manzke at Le Saint Amour, or trail Alain Giraud around the Santa Monica Wednesday market for details on his new restaurant project, but why not leave all that to Eater (or TMZ) and enjoy the chefs in their natural habitat, like in a restaurant. ... More >>
FoxHerbert.A Los Angeles man was sentenced to 25 years behind bars after an original sentence of 10 years for traveling abroad to have sex with minors was rejected by a federal judge as too light. He was convicted of having sex with underage boys in Southeast Asia and Mexico. Steven Erik Pro ... More >>
Sex tourism in Thailand.A 75-year-old who dropped money in a Cambodian town as a ruse to attract boys to molest pleaded guilty in Los Angeles Friday to federal sex charges as part of a plea agreement, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Jack Louis "Dad'' Sporich, a former Santa Monica r ... More >>
A banner year for the event
Another week in the life of Jonathan Gold's belly
Also, Boogie Nazis, the Growlers, Good Old War and others
Students, faculty stage walkouts to protest budget cuts
Los Angeles Master Chorale premieres Chinary Ungs meditative Spiral XII
Los Angeles Master Chorale faces southeast with program featuring Khmer Arts Academy dancers and Lou Harrison's American gamelan piece, La Koro Sutro
Reminding the hipster community: There are other places to gaze besides your shoes
For the week of August 9 16
Karaoke and Khmer flavors at Battambang
Devil’s Haircut and B-Boys
A bakers dozen of highlights from a year of meta-media madness
From moules frite to tom yam goong
Homeland’s ICE cools Cambodian’s hopes
Frenetic leisure, acid archaeology and the new breed of travel writers
Apocalypse Now Redux
William Wiley and Mrs. Gore, plus a Dutch, Hawkinsonian pop-conceptualist
Gook Soo is more than just a noodle
The Collective Confusion of American Progressives
Patriarch of the autobiographical monologue
Pol Pot's last interview
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