Flukemen and Believers at the iam8bit X-Files Art Show iam8bit yesterday unveiled their X-Files art show, Conspiracies, Monsters, and Mythology, a must-see homage to the newly-revived cult favorite TV show. The gallery features contributions from over […]
Yearly Archives: 2016
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Miyazaki Tribute Gallery – LA’s Mid-City Arthouse Pays Homage This past weekend, the Mid-City Arthouse in Los Angeles honored animation luminary Hayao Miyazaki and his works with a Miyazaki Tribute Gallery for the ages. The show […]
7 Best Pokemon GO Hangout Spots in LA What’s fantastic about Pokemon GO isn’t just the fantasy of catching Pokemon, but also the incentive to explore your community. So, the perfect Pokemon GO spot shouldn’t only have […]
9 Unbeatable Pokemon GO Portable Chargers Suddenly, everyone’s packing a portable charger, and it’s no mystery why: Pokemon GO! has arrived, to drain phone and tablet batteries worldwide. The insane popularity of the fledgling augmented-reality game […]
Art Installation INTRUDE Brings Giant Glowing Rabbits to LA From now until June 11th, art installation Intrude is bringing massive, glowing inflatable rabbits into the heart of downtown LA. The sight is beautifully surreal. But hidden in […]
The Museum of Broken Relationships LA Puts Heartbreak Under Glass The Museum of Broken Relationships LA has finally arrived. First opened in Croatia, the U.S. branch brings a starkly human touch to Los Angeles and delivers everything […]
10 Los Angeles Donuts to Try on National Donut Day Oh I’m well aware that everyday is ‘some food day,’ and I don’t care. Craft donuts have hit the Los Angeles desserts scene in a very […]
Second ‘Petal Drop LA’ Transforms Factory in Floral Paradise The second Petal Drop LA was a low-key public art installation featuring a downtown Los Angeles industrial building and street, festooned with purple flowers. It was a surreal […]
The Witchcraft and Psych-Erotic Feminism of ‘Belladonna of Sadness’ Belladonna of Sadness is a 70s Japanese adult animation gem formerly forgotten, but recently restored for current limited release; the film combines psychedelic and erotic imagery […]
Seven ‘3 Ingredient Recipes’ for Every Occasion Minimalism is all the rage everywhere, and cooking is no exception. On that note, we’ve got seven different 3 ingredient recipes for whatever you need, whether it’s breakfast, a […]
Craft Soda: Galco’s Soda Pop Stop is a Fizzy Valhalla If I were to move away from Los Angeles forever, abandon its surreal night life and oddball attractions, I’d have to take a slice of its culinary […]
Happy Birthday to Akira Yoshizawa, Origami’s Singular Grandmaster March 14th saw the 115th birthday of Akira Yoshizawa, widely recognized as origami’s one and only grandmaster. Yoshizawa was responsible for innovative techniques that brought unparalleled realism […]
The First Earth Day Was A Protest, A Revolution Today, Earth Day is a relatively innocuous phrase–it inspires, what? A park cleanup, a few speeches here and there, and maybe a hiking event complete with […]
All State Park Admissions Free for National Park Week! For National Park Week, absolutely all state parks in the United States are free of charge until April 24th, which means it’s time to get out […]