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May 25, 2012
The Top 20 Whitest Musicians of All-Time: The Complete List
*Top 20 Worst Bands Ever: The Complete List *Top 20 Musicians of All-Time, in Any Genre: The Complete List *Top 20 Sexiest Female Musicians of All-Time: The Complete List *Top 20 Sexiest Male Musicians of All-Time: The Complete List Considering that most all of today's popular music -- be it roc ... More >>
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May 24, 2012
The Top 20 Whitest Musicians of All Time: 5-1
See also: *The Top 20 Whitest Musicians of All-Time: 20-16 *The Top 20 Whitest Musicians of All-Time: 15-11 *The Top 20 Whitest Musicians of All Time: 10-6 *Top 20 Worst Bands of All Time 5. Radiohead Go ahead and turn on VH1 right now. You know those bands playing in the background of your favor ... More >>
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April 24, 2012
Food Review or Dorothy Parker?
Inspired by The Awl's fantastic -- and surprisingly somewhat difficult -- "Edith Wharton? Or Girls Review?" pop quiz last week, we created our own little take-home exam that may or may not shed some light into the state of food criticism today. Quotes from current food and restaurant reviewers are ... More >>
Film+TV
March 8, 2012
Friends With Kids Review
Inspired by The Awl's fantastic -- and surprisingly somewhat difficult -- "Edith Wharton? Or Girls Review?" pop quiz last week, we created our own little take-home exam that may or may not shed some light into the state of food criticism today. Quotes from current food and restaurant reviewers are ... More >>
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January 26, 2012
Margaret Review
The best movie of 2011, at Cinefamily
Music
January 19, 2012
L.A. Woman Was the Doors' Bluesy Masterpiece, and Jim Morrison's Kiss-Off to L.A.
The best movie of 2011, at Cinefamily
Film+TV
September 29, 2011
Lonergan's Margaret Finally Makes It to Big Screen
The best movie of 2011, at Cinefamily
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July 21, 2011
Hollywood Faces a Heroin Summer
A promising Kenyan-American dies amidst a risky Hollywood club scene
Film+TV
July 14, 2011
Project Nim Review
A promising Kenyan-American dies amidst a risky Hollywood club scene
Film+TV
December 2, 2010
Black Swan: Dance Dance Revulsion
Natalie Portman goes bat-shit in a tutu in Darren Aronofsky's latest
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June 7, 2010
Over the Weekend: LCD Soundsystem at the Palladium
Live Review: LCD Soundsystem at the Palladium
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May 25, 2010
Top 10: Fictional TV Food Establishments
Even though The French Chef premiered in 1963, the rest of American TV land wasn't exactly keeping up with Julia in that decade. Nor would it catch up in the food department any time soon. But that's fine, because restaurants on television don't focus on the food. Until the non-fictional TV world ge ... More >>
Film+TV
May 6, 2010
Behind the Burly Q, Breath Made Visible, Mother and Child
Also, OSS 117: Lost in Rio, Babies, Multiple Sarcasms, The Lightkeepers and more
Blogs
February 23, 2010
Is 'Prep Rock' the New 'Yacht Rock'?
It was but a few weeks ago that we music lovers were treated to a massive ad campaign for Vampire Weekend's Contra, featuring an allegedly mysterious picture of an uberpreppy girl in a yellow polo shirt (a Ralph Lauren Polo© shirt to be more precise) with an upturned collar. Now the indie tastemake ... More >>
LA Life
October 1, 2009
Best of L.A.: Shopping
It was but a few weeks ago that we music lovers were treated to a massive ad campaign for Vampire Weekend's Contra, featuring an allegedly mysterious picture of an uberpreppy girl in a yellow polo shirt (a Ralph Lauren Polo© shirt to be more precise) with an upturned collar. Now the indie tastemake ... More >>
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September 3, 2009
Sheila Lukins Dies at 66: Author of The New Basics and Silver Palate Cookbooks
Workman PublishingThe New Basics CookbookSheila Lukins, co-author of the Silver Palate cookbooks, died on Sunday in Manhattan at the age of 66. Lukins was a huge influence on American cooking, and the cookbooks she wrote, many with Julee Russo, sold millions of copies and were instrumental in ... More >>
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August 20, 2009
WeHo's Studs: Porn Theater or Revival House?
Curbed L.A. flags down a tempest in a pornshop by pointing to one West Hollywood resident's idea of transforming the Studs Theater (the self-advertised "one-of-a-kind porn multiplex") into an art house cinema. (Hey, wasn't "art film" once shorthand for "porn"?) Writer Werner Haas' recent op-ed pi ... More >>
Film+TV
July 30, 2009
Dardenne Brothers on Lorna's Silence
Acclaimed Belgian Filmmakers Take a (Short) Road Trip
Blogs
March 9, 2009
Stage Raw: Before Kirk Douglas Forgets
PURCHASE TICKETS TO THE 30TH ANNUAL L.A. WEEKLY THEATER AWARDS ON MARCH 30TH AT THE EL REY; HERE ARE THE NOMINEES. BEFORE I FORGETKirk Douglas in Before I Forget. Photo by Craig Schwartz The gift in Kirk Douglas' one-man show, Before I Forget, that opened over the weekend in the theater name ... More >>
Stage
February 19, 2009
Theater Reviews: Divorce! The Musical, Grand Motel, The Jazz Age
Also, Call Me Mister Fry, Blues for Central Avenue and more
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February 16, 2009
Stage Raw: Film
FILM is this week's Pick of the Week. Photo by Darrett Sanders Failing Better The Absurdists' convention Local playwright Patrick McGowan's new play, Film, has no right to be as good as it is. The central character is the late theater director Alan Schneider (Bill Robens) -- known for stagi ... More >>

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