Entries from LAist tagged with 'bluevelvet'
February 5, 2008
The WGA strike has created a shortage of new television and films. If it can't be resolved soon, the studios can always take old movies and re-edit them. This trailer reimagines David Lynch's Blue Velvet as a romantic comedy ala Meet The Parents. Why are there people like Frank?......
Continue Reading "Midnight Movie - Blue Velvet Cheesecake"July 26, 2007
Warning, Los Angeles foodies: reading Michael Bauer's article on the Los Angeles dining experience might cause your eyes to roll back so far in your head that you will become permanently blind. Bauer, who is the executive food and wine editor at the San Francisco Chronicle, deigns to visit ten of the city's "top" restaurants, and comes away with these insights: In the Bay Area, food is the driving force of successful restaurants. But......
Continue Reading "SF Chronicle Totally Disses Los Angeles Restaurants"January 18, 2007
Inside downtown’s Blue Velvet, the vibe is sleek, dark, and moodily reminiscent of the 80s, in the unisex bathroom with its clever sinks and puzzling lack of mirrors, and via the waitresses, whose severe miniskirts make them look like those endless rows of models in old Robert Palmer videos. “Addicted to Love,” anyone? Despite the 80s trappings, Blue Velvet aspires to be a fine dining destination restaurant, and succeeds based on its ambitious menu,......
Continue Reading "Blue Velvet: Welcome back to the 80s"November 10, 2006
-- Only in LA would there be an Emilio Estevez directorial double-feature hosted by bro himself. Tonight at the Aero they will screen a sneak preview of "Bobby" followed by "The War at Home". Q&A with Mr. Estevez between films. -- The New Beverly is having a David Lynch double-feature (maybe he will show up and bring his cow). The films will be the creepy "Blue Velvet", and the X-rated version of "Wild At......
Continue Reading "Five Films and a Book Reading"June 29, 2005
WEDNESDAY • Brit pop sensations Maximo Park are at the Troubadour with The Blood Arm and Troubled Hubble. Tickets are $12 advance; doors open at 8 PM. • Fountains of Wayne perform acoustic tonight at Largo. Doors open at 8 PM. • The Arclight features a special screening of David Lynch's Blue Velvet at 8 PM. Click here for a complete listing of this week's events.......
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