The Troubadour's "Free Mondays" featured To Live and Die In LA this week. As recent transplants to SoCal from Portland, OR, one might be confused when hearing their name. Are they "held in some invisible vice and can't get away, to live and die in LA," like Wang Chung? Or do they ...
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles wrapped up its "Skin and Bones: Parallel Practices in Fashion and Architecture" exhibition this past weekend. The relationship and shared principles of fashion and architecture were on display. Some of it made sense, but certain portions stretched this comparison a little bit. Overall it ...
The Dandy Warhols delivered their brand of indie rock from the northwest to Los Angeles Saturday night at the Wiltern Theatre. Prior to the show I had only heard a couple of their songs once or twice. The show provided a few standouts that I totally DuG, but other times it was hard ...
This thoroughly destroyed Nissan 350 Z was prominently on display today in front of Autobahn Coach Works on Hawthorne Blvd in Torrance. People please, take it easy out there. This reminds me of our old friend Stefan Eriksson, the Ferrari Enzo executioner. What was he thinking? Thankfully it looks like the driver lived ...
Couldn't we all go for some Heavenly Snacks right about now? Skating down 57th St, NYC, 2005; taken by Austin from Hammer Galleries.