Do you live on the Westside? If you do, you know how much of a hassle taking Metro can be. But don’t get me wrong, I really like Metro, but their service to the Westside [...]
When Holiday Shopping, many people love to purchase plants, and other items for their houses and apartments. If this sounds like something that’s of interest to you, I found the perfect place for you to [...]
On November 12th, I was privileged to watch one composer portray another. Currently playing at the Geffen Playhouse is Hershey Felder in Maestro: The Art of Leonard Bernstein, a contemporary look at the personal and [...]
For all UCLA students, when your parents come to visit you at school do you need to know where to take them and what to show them that’s around campus? Or how about showing off [...]
After a seven month run at the Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater, at the Geffin, Nora and Delia Ephron’s scripted play Love, Loss, and What I Wore, weaves an intimate collection of stories by women, about [...]
It isn’t often that I cry with sadness, jump out of my seat with shock, and laugh all in one evening, but that’s exactly what happened when I saw the Geffen Playhouse’s stage transform into [...]
If you happen to like cemeteries, you’re not alone. As a child, I remember walking around old cemeteries looking at the headstones. My mother is also a fan of the names, people, years of birth [...]
Los Angeles is fortunate to be home to several world renowned architects and their finished structures. Frank Lloyd Wright, S. Charles Lee, Rudolf Schindler, Raymond Kappe, and John Byers, just to name a few. But, [...]
Since coming to California, I’ve fallen in love with what is known as a form of tile that’s ubiquitous throughout Los Angeles and Southern California, aptly named, Malibu Tile. After visiting the Adamson House, I [...]
[UPDATE] If you landed here in 2011, you’re in the wrong year. For the 2011 calendar and schedule, here’s the link. Los Angeles and the word “free” don’t always go together, but summertime movies here [...]
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