The Apple Sisters perform at Largo in LA
‘It’s Sarah Silverman meets the Shaggs’, writes the LA Times. Past performers on Comedy Central, The Apple Sisters have won a mess of awards for best musical comedy act.
By Melissa Banigan in New Events on Tuesday 19 July 2011
‘It’s Sarah Silverman meets the Shaggs’, writes the LA Times. Past performers on Comedy Central, The Apple Sisters have won a mess of awards for best musical comedy act.
0By drave n. in New Music on Monday 20 June 2011
Los Angeles, California, home of one the darkest, yet bright, musical minds I’ve heard. Chelsea Wolfe’s voice and rough riffs can turn suns and blue skies into the most enjoyable rainy days.
0By Nate Frizzell in New Music on Monday 30 May 2011
I came across We Were Promised Jetpacks a couple years ago on satellite radio when I was driving from New York to Los Angeles with a friend. I grabbed the album (These Four Walls) when I got home and I’ve been hooked ever since. I can listen to their song, Keeping Warm [listen below], on a loop all day.
0By Eat. Sip. Chew. in New Food and Packaging on Sunday 15 May 2011
A year ago you could happily find me here, writing for Lost At E Minor, and cooking away in Los Angeles restaurant kitchens. A year later, I’ve launched Sqirl (for the old saying ‘Squirreling Things Away’), a preservation company dedicated to jams, jellies, and marmalades made from certified organic seasonal fruit no more than 200 miles from Sqirl’s commercial kitchen.
0By Steve from Spirit Animal in New Art on Saturday 14 May 2011
This new series of alternative sculptures by Brendan Lott uses the wall as part of the ‘canvas’, so if you were to buy one of his pieces, he would have to recreate it on the actual wall in your home.
0By Michelle Wilding in Cool Travel on Friday 4 February 2011
Kitchen 24 is one of the neatest places to dine in the Los Angeles district. Not only is the food unbelievably tasty, but it’s open 24/7, making it the perfect place to eat that Mediterranean tofu omelette you’re craving at 4pm when you wake up from a long night out. I strongly recommend the chamomile [...]
0By Zolton in New Music on Friday 28 January 2011
Directed by Matt Wells and shot in Los Angeles, this video for the Rafter song No Fucking Around is awesome. Why? Err, well, start with the rather unorthodox casting and go from there.
0By Zolton in Cool Travel on Tuesday 25 January 2011
Polluted, overrun, and over-trafficked. And that’s just the back streets of Los Angeles. Our friends over at Wild Ammo have published a collection of photos that anwer the inpenetrable question: ‘what if everyone suddenly disappeared from the city? It would look quite deserted, and even eerie’. Indeed.
0By Eve Politanoff in New Fashion on Friday 14 January 2011
Beginning with only a few ribbons of fabric, these outfits were sewn by Bosnian designer Naida Begeta, as she was unable to find anything that suited her personal style.
0By Nini Baseema in New Photography on Monday 13 December 2010
Do you know the feeling when you come across a painting or a photo and it really gets to you somehow in a very straightforward kind of way? That’s how I feel when I look at Brooke Shaden’s work.
0By Kira Heuer in New Products on Friday 29 October 2010
Wild little bees in Los Angeles are buzzing around their local turf gathering from what happens to be in bloom making each batch of Feral Honey to have its own unique flavor. Russell Bates and Amy Seidenwurm sided with Mother Nature and natural selection allowing the bees to do their own thing, resulting in resillient, [...]
0By Gerry Mak in Video on Saturday 2 October 2010
It may be because I am currently hanging out in the bedlam known as Los Angeles, but I find this video by El Guincho for his song Bombay to be rather titillating beyond the fact that there are no small number of, er, tits shown in it.
0By The Urban Grocer in New Food and Packaging on Saturday 11 September 2010
Test Kitchen is just the place for those who dream about being the personal guinea pigs for famous chefs. This new LA hotspot offers a quasi-permanent pop-up experience with gastronomic genius circulating through on a regular basis.
0By Gerry Mak in New Events on Tuesday 17 August 2010
Jesus Lizard was one of my favorite bands in the ’90s. David Yow’s art is strangely much cleaner and more nuanced than his singing and stage demeanor, despite the crass humor and cartoon dicks. His first solo art show at the DIY Gallery in LA has been generating quite a buzz lately.
0By Gerry Mak in New Design on Friday 6 August 2010
Particularly fixated on rocks and geology, Los Angeles-based artist Marissa Textor specializes in photorealistic graphite drawings of landscapes, mountains, and other natural scenes that are often imbued with a sense of dread.
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