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LAist Interview: Author Mark Z. Danielewski on ‘The Fifty Year Sword,’ the Written Word, and One of the Scariest Moments of His Life
October 30, 2011
Novelist Mark Z. Danielewski is frighteningly good at what he does. His books have imparted an international cult following for their courageous and mind-bending subjects, experimental typography, and innovative approaches to story-telling. more › Follow this link: LAist Interview: Author Mark Z. Danielewski on ‘The Fifty Year Sword,’ the Written Word, and One of the Scariest Moments of His Life
Death Cab for Cutie’s Intimate Studio Session Airs November 1 on KCRW
October 28, 2011
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It’s The Great Pumpkin! And Other Halloween Classics
October 28, 2011
‘Twas the Friday before Halloween, and all through the internet….bloggers were posting videos of their favorite Halloween cartoons. Here are some of ours: more › Go here to see the original: It’s The Great Pumpkin! And Other Halloween Classics
Firefighters Rescue, Perform Mental Health Check on Man Who Got Stuck Inside Tree Trunk
October 26, 2011
Sheriff’s deputies received a call from passers-by yesterday morning who reported that someone in a dry riverbed in Laguna Hills was screaming, according to the Orange County Register . They arrived to find the head and arms of a man — who so far remains nameless — sticking out of a hollowed-out tree. more › Read more: Firefighters Rescue, Perform Mental Health Check on Man Who Got Stuck Inside Tree Trunk
Dear Chefs: Supplier Tells Restaurants Why They Should Serve Only ‘Clean’ Meat
October 26, 2011
When you order a steak at a restaurant, do you know where the beef came from, what it was fed, and under what conditions it was slaughtered? Should that even matter? If you are among those who are lured into Sizzler because they advertise a $9.99 steak dinner deal, have you ever thought: Isn’t that too cheap for good meat? (It is, by the way.) more › Read the original: Dear Chefs: Supplier Tells Restaurants Why They Should Serve Only ‘Clean’ Meat
The Who’s Roger Daltrey Rocks Nokia Theatre
October 24, 2011
So it was gratifying when Who vocalist Roger Daltrey announced that his own Tommy tour would follow the album as faithfully as possible. At the Nokia Theatre on Wednesday, Daltrey and his band of young American players, along with Pete’s brother Simon Townshend on guitar, gave the work life as a raw, bloody piece of rock and roll once again. more › View original post here: The Who’s Roger Daltrey Rocks Nokia Theatre
Sheriff’s Deputy Turns Himself in For Molesting Teen Girl He Met On Duty
October 21, 2011
Kenneth Alexander was a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy, assigned to patrol out of the Marina del Rey Sheriff’s Station when he met a 15-year-old girl who he ultimately met up with again off-duty and allegedly molested her. more › Read more from the original source: Sheriff’s Deputy Turns Himself in For Molesting Teen Girl He Met On Duty
TV Junkie: Interview with Betsy Brandt of AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’ – Season Finale Tonight
October 9, 2011
Check out our interview with Betsy Brandt aka Marie Schrader from AMC’s “Breaking Bad” which will have its season finale tonight at 10 p.m. — a must-watch! This show is sure to be among the top pics for next year’s awards season, don’t miss it. more › Read the original post: TV Junkie: Interview with Betsy Brandt of AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’ – Season Finale Tonight
The Unreview: Stephen King’s ‘Dead of Night’ in NoHo
October 6, 2011
This post was going to be a review of The Visceral Company’s Dead of Night , six short plays based on stories by horror master Stephen King. We attended opening night on Friday and, sadly, weren’t thrilled with the results on stage. Things were amiss—and we were trying to figure out how to be honest with our readers, and yet, provide constructive criticism for the company. more › Read the original here: The Unreview: Stephen King’s ‘Dead of Night’ in NoHo
