All the World’s a Screen: ‘Green Book’s’ Best Picture win is instantly questionable
Sunday’s ceremony concluded on a sour note, as “Green Book” took Best Picture.
Independent Spirit Awards recognizes overlooked films
Saturday’s awards show honored works left out of the major award races.
From The Soundboard: iTunes’ demise signals major changes for music industry
For the last decade and a half, the music industry was shaped heavily by iTunes.
Bop or Flop: A star was born with ‘So Far Gone’
Drake’s dichotomy is further revealed on re-release of ‘So Far Gone’.
Exhibit lends a closer look at film’s best costumes
The exhibit will run at the Fashion Institute for Design and Merchandising Museum.
Eating L.A. Before It Eats Itself: Alta California cuisine challenges expectations of Mexican food
Los Angeles was raised drinking horchata instead of milk.
School of Dramatic Arts to stage Shakespeare comedy
SDA’s production of “The Two Gentlemen of Verona” will premiere Thursday.
Frieze launches inaugural L.A. art festival
For four days last week, artists and art lovers alike flocked to Paramount Studios to attend the first edition of Frieze Los Angeles from Feb. 15 to 17.
REVIEW: The Aces deliver exhilarating performance at Troubador
Upon entering the venue, it was clear that the four-woman alt pop band has forged a community through their music.
REVIEW: Red Bull Music Festival delivers on Valentine’s Day
On Valentine’s Day, three powerhouse performers took the stage at Majestic Downtown at The Reserve, empowering audiences with female-centric ideas about relationships, self-love and self-improvement.