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Film: INGLORIOUS BASTERDS (directed by Quentin Tarantino)
NOT YOUR TYPICAL WAR STORY Mind the spelling, Mr. Tarantino calls this his “bunch of guys on a mission” movie. Set in 1944, the film follows two parallel stories that quickly converge. In the first, an American group of Jewish soldiers called “The Basterds”, led by Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt), plans terror attacks against German…
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Dance Preview: DANCE AT THE ODYSSEY 2020 (Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles)
AN ODYSSEY IN DANCE There is more dancing going on in L.A. than ever, but it’s difficult to discover these great little companies, as they have short runs and — being financially constrained — a short outreach. By offering its 4th annual Dance at the Odyssey 2020, Odyssey Theatre will give you many chances to…
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SLOT GAMES WITH THE HIGHEST RATINGS IN THE MARKET
SLOT GAMES WITH THE HIGHEST RATINGS IN THE MARKET The world of slots can be a little overwhelming for any casino game player, let alone a beginner. The rapid evolution over the last century has resulted in slots being found in near enough every pub or casino on the planet. If that’s not enough, there…
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CD Review: UNTETHERED (The Complete Song Cycles of Valerie Saalbach; Soprano Elyse Anne Kakacek)
UNTETHERED AND TETHERED AT THE SAME TIME Beautiful, fascinating and moving, yet strangely and sometimes gratingly one-note, Valerie Saalbach’s three wholly modern song cycles get a bravura treatment from American soprano Elyse Anne Kakacek on True Capture Records, a new label. The trio of poets Saalbach used as her lyricists are Emily Dickenson, Elizabeth Barrett…
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Feature Piece: BEST WAYS TO PROMOTE YOUR GAME EFFECTIVELY
BEST WAYS TO PROMOTE YOUR GAME EFFECTIVELY Games have become an important part of our day to day lives. With the advancement of technology, you can now play casino games that offer a £5 no deposit bonus. Although developing a game is easy these days, but it is not enough for your game to be…
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CRYPTOCURRENCY DEPOSITS AS AN OPTION FOR ONLINE SLOTS
CRYPTOCURRENCY DEPOSITS AS AN OPTION FOR ONLINE SLOTS Concepts like Cryptocurrency or Blockchain have now revolutionised every aspect of our lives. What is exactly cryptocurrency and how does it influence real money slots in the casino industry? It is nothing more than a secure form of payment that leaves traces of the data thanks to…
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Dance Preview: FORMULAE AND FAIRY TALES (Invertigo Dance Theatre World Premiere at The Broad Stages in Santa Monica)
ONES AND ZEROS, APPLES AND POISONS, QUEENS AND WITCHES, FORMULAE AND FAIRY TALES A new dance work by Invertigo Dance Theatre is making its world premiere at The Broad Stages in Santa Monica next weekend on Friday and Saturday, September 13 & 14, at 7:30. Formulae and Fairy Tales is based on the life and…
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Film Review: MOLLY’S GAME (directed by Aaron Sorkin)
MOLLY’S GAME: HOW DOES THE FILM COMPARE TO THE REAL STORY? Molly’s Game is based on the real story of Molly Bloom; an Olympic Skier turned entrepreneur who made a lot of money running high-stakes underground poker tournaments. When a movie is based on a person’s life, some of the sections are likely to be…
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Film Review: SHAZAM! (directed by David F. Sandberg)
SHAZAM! Two Captain Marvel films were released in the space of a month during this year. For those who didn’t know, the superhero from Shazam! with its funny white cape and bad lightning suit, was once the original Captain Marvel. For decades, some lawsuits and a lot of creative scrutiny later, the comic book audience…
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Theater Preview: RAGTIME (Chance Theater)
CHANCE THEATER’S RAGTIME EXTENDS TO AUGUST 11 This critically-acclaimed intimate reimagining of the epic musical will be adding ten performances over the course of a two-week extension. Chance Theater, Orange County’s best small theater oufit, will be extending its sold-out run of Ragtime: The Musical. Based on the novel Ragtime by E. L. Doctorow, the…
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Theater Feature: DEATH OF A SALESMAN (Ruskin Theatre Group in Santa Monica)
MORE LIFE FOR DEATH Rob Morrow’s completely compelling interpretation of Willie Loman in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman has made the show so popular that an extension has been announced. Slated to close on August 4, 2019, the exciting event will play until August 25 (dark August 12 -15). The miracle of Death of…
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Dance Preview: THE ROYAL BALLET & COMPANY WAYNE MCGREGOR (World Premieres in Los Angeles)
ROYAL DANCE PREMIERES Do you hear the buzz? One of the biggest events of the year with some of the biggest arts organizations in the world involved, The Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion will host the dance world premiere of the 45-minute Inferno which will be a part of the full-length evening The Dante Project…
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Dance Preview: THE GREAT TAMER (Dimitris Papaioannou at Royce Hall, UCLA)
A CREATOR WHO CAN’T BE TAMED Dimitris Papaioannou, who uses the human body to create vignettes brimming with humor, horror, circus-like stunts and optical illusions, has conceived, visualized, and directed The Great Tamer, a visually stunning and surreal pageant that grapples with the meaning of life, the mystery of death, time, destruction and reconstruction. This surrealistic and…
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CD Review: HEAD OVER HEELS (Original Broadway Cast Recording on Masterworks Broadway)
GO-GO GET THIS ALBUM Head Over Heels is an exhilarating and seemingly improbable musical mash-up of Sir Philip Sidney’s sixteenth-century work The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia (libretto by James Magruder, adapting from an original book conceived by Jeff Whitty) and the songs of the iconic 1980s’ female rock band, The Go-Go’s (and a few tunes from Belinda…
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Dance Preview: GEORGE BALANCHINE’S THE NUTCRACKER (Miami City Ballet at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion)
CRACK AWAY Miami City Ballet’s new redesign of the magical George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker, featuring enchanting new costumes and sets by the Cuban-American artist/designer power couple Isabel and Ruben Toledo, Balanchine’s glorious choreography, and Tchaikovsky’s beloved timeless score, returns to The Music Center, having had its world premiere in Los Angeles last year. Running November 30 through December…
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Opera Preview: HANSEL AND GRETEL (LA Opera)
ONCE UPON A TIME: : An intrepid pair of siblings took a dreamlike journey to unexpected places. The iconic Brothers Grimm story leaps from page to stage with a production pocked with perky puppets created by director Doug Fitch. Sure, a witch wants to bake some kids into gingerbread and eat them, but this deliciously…
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CD Review: LET THERE BE LOVE (Peggy Sarlin)
LOVE PREVAILS Some people give up hope and let their lives fall away after a disaster. Not Peggy Sarlin, a singer and writer whose husband had a stroke in 2012. In 2016, the chanteuse — who had written for Bette Midler and Patti LuPone — released the successful Friends and Family, a most relatable collection…
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Dance Preview: SUTRA (Alonzo King LINES Ballet at the Wallis in Beverly Hills)
DANCE & MUSIC ROYALTY: KING/HUSSAIN Widely considered a chief architect of the contemporary world music movement, Indian tabla master Zakir Hussain is drenched in Eastern Classicism, yet looks to Western influences to explore and experiment. Meanwhile, choreographer Alonzo King combines principles of transcendental Eastern thinking with the foundation of Western ballet’s classical forms and techniques. Over the past two…
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TOP FOUR ART-THEMED ONLINE SLOT GAMES
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Theater Review: WAITRESS (National Tour)
SWEET AS PIE, FLAKY AS CRUST, OR BOTH? If the heat in the kitchen is getting you down, you may want to head on over to Hollywood, where the Broadway hit Waitress arrived last night for a limited four-week at the Pantages Theatre August 3-26, 2018, and then continuing on tour after that through the…
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