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February 17, 2008

FILM* Charlie Chaplin's legendary Modern Times is on the big screen this afternoon at the Silent Movie Theatre. The film "marks the final screen appearance of his beloved and iconic Tramp. It’s also one of Chaplin’s most thematically and stylistically audacious films." 4:00 p.m. // The Silent Movie Theatre // 611 N Fairfax Ave // $12 WIN AN OSCAR! Oh, okay, fine, you probably aren't nominated for one this year (don't worry, your time will......

Continue Reading "Pencil This In: Sunday"

July 26, 2007

Guest Day Editor LA City Nerd will be joining LAist with a few posts throughout the day. Read the introductory interview here and check out the nerd's blog. Everyone knows Los Angeles is the second largest City in the US, but here are some LA City Nerd facts you might not have known... 1. LA City has the largest urban forest of any City in the US. 2. LA City has the largest municipal street......

Continue Reading "Going BIG in LA"

November 13, 2006

- Gannett, parent company of USA Today, eyes Tribune Corp, parent company of the Chicago Cubs, oh, and the LA Times - Reuters - LA Times has a problem with Apocalypto wooing Latinos and Native Americans? - fishbowl la - City Council will vote Wednesday on paying over 3,000 hotel workers a "living wage" of at least $10.64/hr - AP - Hero seeking heroes: 30-year LAFD Captain is in search of blood donors and......

Continue Reading "Noonish News - Apocalypto, Living Wage, Dying While Asleep"

May 8, 2006

We're constantly surprised to discover that people with the darkest sensibilities live in this blindingly bright city. Somehow these individuals learn to survive and thrive in an area famous for its sunshine. For example, artist/musician Dame Darcy chooses to live in our city instead of more appropriately goth-inspiring spots like San Francisco or New York or Prague. Darcy is a startlingly prolific author whose style can best be described as "Francesca Lia Block meets......

Continue Reading "LAist Interview: Dame Darcy"

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