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Going Back to the World
by Tony Magistrale
Alone Musing in Front of the Barnes & Noble Magazine Rack
Ten below zero, my world colder than Juneau,
reduced to solid blocks of white & gray;
who can blame a man coughing at the bottom of January
desperate for change & some color, who finds himself
slightly eroticized despite heavy layers of clothing,
his heart blossoming amon More...
Jessica Ceballos & Poesia Para La Gente
by Chiwan Choi
We have a big trip coming up at the end of the month. Our first show in New York City. Actually, our first show anywhere outside of Los Angeles. A two-day event exploring the idea of underground publishing.
But for now, I only want to talk about one of the most awesome people in our city, Jessica Ceballos, and the great work she is doing.
We More...
Laugh at the Dead
"That looks kind of old-timey. It is a period piece?" Lyndsi LaRose asks her co-stars in the trailer for this short movie.
"No," they say. "It's a comedy about dead people."
Inspired by writer/director Jacob Pinger's offbeat creative temperament as well as his experiences being a cameraman for popular TV shows, Spirit Town is a comedy about a More...
George Lucas’s First Narrative Film
Long before Star Wars, when George Lucas was a student at USC, he made this short entitled Freiheit (Freedom). It was 1966, and Lucas was 22 years old. In this film you can see touches of inspiration -- vibrant editing plus a mixture of live-action and stills -- and you'll also spot classmate Randal Kleiser, who later went on to direct Grease, amon More...
Mystery Tea
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Carol Green, the creator of Cultural Weekly's original comic series, Life After Birth, is a coach, writer, illustrator, veteran film publicist and wry observer living in Los Angeles.
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