LiteratureMusic Library Foundation Announces New ALOUD Series, ‘Branching Out’ By Cultural Weekly on June 27, 2019 The Library Foundation of Los Angeles has made its first announcement of programming... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre 1 The Ultimate Decency of Indecent By Sylvie Drake on June 12, 2019 What is so striking about Indecent, the Paula Vogel play that opened Sunday at the... Read more →
Literature Arya F. Jenkins: Excerpts from Blue Songs In An Open Key By Arya F. Jenkins on June 12, 2019 From “Don’t Threaten Me with Love, Baby” A remembrance of difference coursed... Read more →
LiteratureMusic Review: Blue Songs in an Open Key, Jazzy Short Stories by Arya F. Jenkins By Eileen Murphy on June 12, 2019 So then in the middle of a bluesy silence he says, like he’s talking about a secret... Read more →
Literature Guesthouse for Ganesha: AUM By Judith Teitelman on May 8, 2019 This excerpt is from the author's forthcoming debut novel. A-U-M “A” represents the... Read more →
LiteraturePhotography Eve Babitz and Me By Elisa Leonelli on May 8, 2019 When I read a review by Lili Anolik of Hollywood’s Eve, subtitled “Eve Babitz and the... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre Inside the Block Party, Welcome All & Then Some By Sylvie Drake on May 8, 2019 There is a temptation to play with the words BLOCK PARTY when it comes to the three... Read more →
ConversationsLiterature Jo Scott-Coe: Before the Violence, and After By Scott Butki on May 1, 2019 I went to Poly High School in Riverside, CA with Jo Scott-Coe, the focus of this... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre The Rise and Fall of Becky Sharp By Stephen West on May 1, 2019 Becky Sharp, the anti-heroine of William Makepeace Thackeray's sprawling 19th-century... Read more →
Literature 18 Years, But Who’s Counting? By Judith Teitelman on April 24, 2019 When people learn that my debut novel, Guesthouse for Ganesha, is on the precipice of... Read more →
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