L.A. Intersections: Music, Language, Movement Debuts Online

L.A. Intersections: Music, Language, Movement Debuts Online

Return to The Broad virtually with a new video series celebrating a diverse and vibrant array of Los Angeles-based musicians, poets, and dancers. LA Intersections: Music, Language, Movement is a three-part series that brings performance into the galleries and other public spaces of the museum. In Part 1, be inspired as San Cha ft. Mx. Matías and serpentwithfeet perform uniquely tailored songs and compositions; Shonda Buchanan delivers her uplifting poem celebrating L.A.; and Mike Tyus…

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Deep Connections Photo Exhibition On Display In Union Station

Deep Connections Photo Exhibition On Display In Union Station

Powerful Images by Artist Ken Karagozian Document Nearly 30 Years of Metro Subway Construction “Deep Connections,” a new photo exhibition featuring the otherworldly black and white images of artist Ken Karagozian, is now on display in the Passageway Art Gallery. For the first time ever, Gallery images will also be accessible online. Karagozian’s intimate photographs chronicle a unique view of Los Angeles through the documentation of Metro subway construction over the last three decades. His…

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Lost Notes Season 3 – Music Documentary Podcast Presented By KCRW

Lost Notes Season 3 – Music Documentary Podcast Presented By KCRW

KCRW announces today details of the third season of the critically acclaimed music documentary podcast Lost Notes. Season three, Lost Notes: 1980, explores the brilliant, awkward and sometimes heartbreaking opening to a monumental decade in popular music. Hosted by celebrated poet and cultural critic Hanif Abdurraqib, all episodes of Lost Notes: 1980 will be released simultaneously on Thursday, September 24. In 1980, the horizon was bursting with possibility. The Voyager 1 had confirmed a new…

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Curiosityness Podcast Features Griffith Park Deputy Director Mark Pine

In a recent episode of the Curiosityness Podcast host Travis DeRose interviews Griffith Park Observatory Deputy Director, Mark Pine. Wether you live in LA or not, if haven't been to the Griffith Observatory, this episode will  definitely make you want to go! Mark Pine shares the history of the park's construction and renovations along with how the structure has gained in popularity and appreciation over the years. Tune in to hear who Griffith J. Griffith…

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Stand Your Ground Laws & The Iran Contra

Things start off hot this week with a sizzling take on the best ice cream and donuts in Los Angeles. The hosts Nick and Marq follow that up with the current state of affairs regarding the pandemic and the lack of action from Congress and the president. After that they get into a recap of the Iran Contra and Stand Your Ground laws.   Topics This Week Iran Contra Trump Handling Of Foreign Powers Good…

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Custom Novels - Personalized Romance Novels

Sara Rosenthal’s Lovestruck Literature Make Custom Novels For Lovers

Lovestruck Literature, Sara Rosenthal's latest endeavor is a true labor of love born out of the uncertainty of the pandemic and a passion for storytelling. The coronavirus hit while she was working through England and Europe, leaving her stuck in Greece over the recent months and forcing the artist to rely more on writing as an outlet and source of income. She recounts doing listicles, how-tos, and other content before getting tapped to ghostwrite historical…

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Stay In VaVoom - KCRW's Summer Club & Lucha VaVoom

KCRW’s Summer Club & Lucha VaVOOM Present: Stay-In VaVOOM

In partnership with KCRW’s “Summer Club," Lucha VaVOOM – Los Angeles’ longest-running, most celebrated variety show, where Mexican masked wrestling, burlesque, and comedy collide – presents a one-night livestreaming event, Stay-In VaVOOM. The upcoming livestream event will be co-hosted by KCRW’s Anthony Valadez and LVV’s own Miss Rita. The show is set to stream on Thursday, September 3 at 8:00pm and is free to KCRW members. Non-member tickets available with any donation amount ($1 minimum). FOR TICKETS CLICK HERE Musical…

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Biden Campaign Shows True Colors & A History Of The USPS

Nick and Marq dive back into the news this week to discuss the lackluster conventions from the Democrats and Republicans along with the recent case of police brutality in Kenosha, WI. Going further, we analyze the Biden/Harris platform and get a brief history of the United States Postal Service.   Topics From This Week RNC and DNC Highlights Biden/Harris Platform Waivers Another Unarmed Victim Of Police Brutality The USPS Debacle   Tracks From This Week…

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A Disease In DC – Soundtrack For Democracy Podcast

For this episode of the show we a disease in DC starting with Trump's latest controversy. We go on to discuss progressive candidate, Cori Bush, unseating a 20 year incumbent, and what that means for the state of the democratic party. We also talk about the AIDS crisis of the 80's, and the recap the history of the United States' confederate statues and how the Daughter's of The Confederacy helped shape the past and present…

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