Exhibit celebrates Breakfast at Tiffany's 50th anniversary with a recreation of Givenchy's little black dress worn by Audrey Hepburn, in addition to other de
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For more on Skullgirls, see “Skullgirls: Screenshots from the Next Big Fighting Game.” Check out our E3 2011 category for more coverage from the show. S
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It takes a lot to call attention to yourself at Venice Beach. Then
again, sometimes all you have to do is stand around for half a century.
This year, the iconic a
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“A lion in your lap! A lover in your arms!” The lurid poster for Bwana Devil, the 1952 adventure film starring man-eating lions and touted as the world&#
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The Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing: How the Apollo Theater Shaped American Entertainment exhibition is a great way to remember how 75 years flies by in a flur
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California native and self-defined “histo-tainer” Charles Phoenix has built an empire on nostalgia, delighting audiences with amateur slides, snapshots
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Permanent-collection exhibitions at museums tend toward either filler or fodder.
Filler — and our financially dissolute Museum of Contemporary Art suffered throug
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Jabba the Hutt and Salacious Crumb, stenciled on top a page of the Wall Street Journal with the words “Greed is good.” Boba Fett, standing alone with 
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The griddles have grown cold, the butter has congealed. As the 2nd 8th Annual Grilled Cheese Invitational (a.k.a. the 2011 GCI) recedes into memory, the losers band
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“I'm working, I swear,” Chef Jamie Lauren insists through laughter as she sits in the corner of her kitchen at Beechwood restaurant in Venice, chatti
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Humor à la Joad comes to Burbank in this revival of a parodic hybrid between two of John Steinbeck's best-known novels, The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men.
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Woodstock was bigger and muddier, but Monterey Pop came first. The 1967 Cali fest gave us many firsts: the American debuts of Hendrix and The Who, and the first majo
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