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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Alex Pardee's Zerofriends booth inside the Comic-Con exhibit hall at the San Diego Convention Center isn't easy to find. We spent a good while walking around
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For those of us who grew up in the 1990s, one thing was certain, we would never be considered “too old” to watch cartoons. As both cable and network stat
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Come explore the “only honest philosophical question left” to mankind — WTF? . Marc Maron leads his comedic cohorts in a live forum of spontaneous
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Shary Boyle is a young Canadian artist who dabbles in the beautifully creepy. Her work is about sex, violence, history and femininity in the most deceptively charmi
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When we asked artist Kiyoshi Nakazawa for a tour of his studio, he invited us to Nomad Los Angeles. Locals might recognize the Dodger Stadium-adjacent space as a ga
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Casey Smith’s solo mime show (he does scream a lot, but there are almost no decipherable words) consists of 17 brief sketches accompanied by a swath of musical
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Nipples are always at risk of attack when the drinks start flowing. Add corsets, lasers and Biz Markie and you've got one hell of a weekend. CuriousJosh brings y
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It began with a little movie about a boy and his giant robot, and it has ultimately become a respected and loved outlet for Asian popular culture. The Giant Robot Bi
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If you're naive enough not to fear robots (and I strongly encourage you to develop a robot phobia), come on down to the Japanese American Cultural and Community
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