In their latest piece for Irvine Weekly, staff writer Evan J. Lancaster reports on that Orange County Great Park has finalized its plans for an amphitheater in partnership with Li... Read More
In their latest piece for Irvine Weekly, staff writer Evan J. Lancaster reports on the demands of climate activists and environmental experts in Orange County who begrudge a perce... Read More
Within its 30 year legacy, Wu-Tang Clan has undoubtedly made a lasting impact on the global Hip-Hop community. Now, a new documentary aims to showcase how Wu-Tang’s presence in ... Read More
In their latest piece for the Village Voice, staff writer Frank Pizzoli interviews Tim Miller, the former communications director for Jeb Bush’s 2016 presidential campaign and s... Read More
In their latest piece for the Village Voice, staff writer Michael Musto reviews a revival of Death of a Salesman, showing at the Hudson Theatre in NYC. Director Miranda Cromwell o... Read More
In their latest piece for LA Weekly, Food Editor Michele Stueven helps us say cheers to a Sober October. The concept of Sober October is derived from 2010 “Oscober” fundraiser... Read More
In their latest piece for LA Weekly, Culture Editor Lina Lecaro introduces this week’s L.A. Weekly Culture Pick: the new season of KCET’s culture series ARTBOUND, in part... Read More
In their latest piece for L.A. Weekly, Music Editor Brett Callwood reviews the film Hellraiser. A reboot of the classic original, Hellraiser (2022) this new release is not a remak... Read More
In their latest movie review for L.A. Weekly, critic Chad Byrnes reviews Târ, Todd Field’s latest film starring Cate Blanchett as Lydia Târ, a fictional conductor. The film fo... Read More
In their latest movie review for L.A. Weekly, critic Michael Atkinson shares his thoughts on Amsterdam, the new David O. Russell film that takes place in the eponymous city. Viewe... Read More
In their latest piece for the Village Voice, writer Michael Musto reviews Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt, where the playwright “once again” threads emotion and heart through co... Read More
In their latest piece for the Village Voice, writer Michael Musto reviews the gender-switched 1776, a musical about the Declaration of Independence reimagined for the twenties. Ba... Read More
In their latest piece for L.A. Weekly, Arts Editor Shana Nys Dambrot introduces readers to media-mixing artist and designer Chris Burnett. Fresh off of a successful collaboration ... Read More
In their latest piece for L.A. Weekly, movie reviewer Chad Byrnes shares their thoughts on Catherine Called Birdy, Lena Dunham’s new PG-13 John Hughes-inspired comedy, set in th... Read More
In their latest piece for L.A. Weekly, Food Editor Michele Stueven reports on how the Gaviña family helped kick start Los Angeles’ coffee revolution. A National Hispanic Herita... Read More