On the occasion of the publication of her new memoir, This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection, Carol Burnett chats with her TV variety show co-star in "Writ...
Considering that most folks who make the trek to California do so either to become famous (by settling here in the Southland) or to live the hippy-dippy life (u...
Typically offbeat yet full of human spirit, the 2010 Japan Film Festival samples the latest in Japanese cinema: Ramen Girl, Yatterman, The Miracle of Light, Pac...
The key word here is "unlimited." That's how many 4-ounce pours you get at the L.A. Beer Festival. When it comes to beer, the more the merrier, and this eve...
Charles Beaumont, the prolific writer of speculative fiction who died in 1967 at age 38, gets overdue kudos in director Jason Brock’s documentary Charles ...
Experimental filmmaker, writer, performer and restorationist Ross Lipman screens a collection of his cinematic shorts in Urban Ruins, Found Moments, an explorat...
Turns out the whole economic meltdown that America's currently mired in was prophetically portrayed in 1991's Prayer of the Rollerboys, a postapocalypti...
Experimental music ensemble the Scratch Orchestra first got groovy in 1969 with the publication of their "draft constitution," a founding document of open minds...
A weekend-prior-to-St.-Patrick's-Day celebration of Irish traditions, featuring drinking, of course. Admission price includes craft beers, spirits, and food...
The Culinary Historians of Southern California, a.k.a. the nonprofit committee in charge of the L.A. Public Library's cookbooks, presents author Andrew Coe&...
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