“We thought about doing a higher-end tasting menu and something fun, and upgrading it a little bit,” Fan said.
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Playwright Henry Ong’s piece “˜Fabric,’ the story of 72 Thai garment workers enslaved in El Monte, comes to the Company of Angels Theatre at The Alexandria
Fifteen years ago, 30 miles east of Westwood, the first widely known case of slavery in the U.S. since the end of the Civil War was uncovered in Los Angeles County’s city of El Monte.
Multifaceted student in the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television finds inspiration in past struggles
Zachary Morris Maze has never been a technical musician. According to Maze, as a kid, he didn’t know how to play guitar and was a horrible singer.
Hungry? Check out the Cooking Stage
After a high-grossing movie charmed Julia Child’s name back into the public conscious, a new season of Top Chef Masters kicked off on Bravo and activities continue to bubble in food blog-land ““ it seems that cooking is getting more attention by the hour.
A “˜Midsummer Night’ on a spring morning
Unless you’re already well-versed in Shakespearean language, it isn’t uncommon to find yourself appreciating the poetry at a Shakespeare production but not knowing exactly what’s going on in the story.
Review: “The Subject Was Roses”
With a title like “The Subject Was Roses,” the Pulitzer Prize winning play written by Frank D. Gilroy remains true to its name in a modest, heart-felt production directed by Neil Pepe. The production opens the new season at the Mark Taper Forum, where it runs until March 21.
The Thermals to heat up the L.A. music scene with Thao with the Get Down Stay Down
The Thermals, who turn out the kind of tight, high-energy songs you can jump around to, first met label mates and fellow indie pop-rockers Thao with the Get Down Stay Down in 2008. That’s when, after six years at Sub Pop Records, they found a new label to call home at home in Portland, Oregon, with Kill Rock Stars.