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Few sentences capture writer Ben Greenman's curious perspective better than the opening scene-setter from his first book, Superbad: “They were a family of Read full Post
If the advanced reviews of Bananas!* were any indication of how it would be received, the new documentary by Swedish director Fredrik Gertten was not slotted to be Read full Post
It's a great week for benefits that make you laugh. Here you can help a great organization, 826LA, which provides tutors in creative writing for kids. “Tin Read full Post
Carol Leifer's book When You Lie About Your Age, the Terrorists Win may be the only book you need. It's full of wisdom, life stories and laughs. Such as? &#8 Read full Post
Named for an album by inscrutable Brit band Felt, the group exhibition The Splendour of Fear features such apparently disparate artists as filmmaker Stan Brakhage, c Read full Post
Dressing up can turn a night of simple dancing into an eve of magical decadence. This week, three of the city’s flashiest fetes have special events worthy of break Read full Post
One popular bus line broke ground for an extension today, while a troubled light-rail track picked up new opponents earlier this week. The Orange Line will soon begi Read full Post
There’s a YouTube video of the literary critic James Wood in his kitchen, drumming merrily on the tabletop, a coffee mug, and a plastic bucket of chocolates while Read full Post
Can't get a table at the Osteria or the Pizzeria? Soon you can make lardo pizza at home. Nancy Silverton and Mozza executive chef Matt Molina are currently worki Read full Post
SICKO IN THE DISKO Take a fetishistic fascination with all things medical, saucy satire of public-safety mascots, and a Fangoria-esque splattering of gruesome props, Read full Post
In this week's ongoing Mastering The Art of Julia series – partly started in anticipation of this summer's Nora Ephron-directed Julie & Julia, sta Read full Post
Intelligentsia Venice opened last Monday on Abbot Kinney, behind an iron gate in a sleek loft-y space filled with all manner of shiny coffeegeek gadgets. The shop lo Read full Post