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There is a kind of sound that delivers you back to a place and time that you loved — or that you imagine you would have loved if given the opportunity. Ersi Arviz Read full Post
By the third day, we were knocked out, loaded. Hungover, weary, wandering the festival grounds like lethargic lemmings, queuing in lines off instinct, jostled, ag Read full Post
Last month, the first installment in Moving Arts Theater’s monthly discussion program, “The War Plays Project,” consisted mostly of local writers who Read full Post
At last night's cool Filter party at the Corona Yacht Club, I ran into sculptor Christopher Janney, whose Sonic Forest installation will once again appear as par Read full Post
Tuesday was Ray Turner’s day in court, although he elected not to take the witness stand on his own behalf. Turner, the phone guy” co-defendant in the Anthony Pe Read full Post
Tall, striking, and as piercingly eloquent as ever when addressing throngs of dedicated supporters, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is back at the top of a massive str Read full Post
Last night I was “taking a meeting” at the fancy ass Bowery Hotel, just down the street from legendary scum pit venue of punk rock lore, CBGBs. Scratch Read full Post
Below: snapshot of Grizzly Bear founder Ed Droste “getting crunk” — yes, that's a quote — in the parking lot prior to their appearance at Read full Post
Let's be real for a moment–I don't know much about the sound of the underground Lagos Dance Floor during the years 1974-1979. The truth is those y Read full Post
The Syrian restaurant Sham comes alive on Sundays at noon, still early enough to catch crunchy, spice-crusted disks of warm za’atar bread from the Arab brunch men Read full Post
I HAVE A T-SHIRT that says, I Hate Your Children.” My wife gave it to me for Christmas as a way, I suppose, to discourage other people — including some of our c Read full Post
There's a reward at the end of this post for those of you who read it, by the way. There are a few words that you don't hear in mixed company, and two of the Read full Post