Yours truly in a hipster photobomb. I miss Chicago in 2003.
Now I live in Los Angeles
I was born in the Seventies.
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While catching up on Portlandia, I realized I want a TV marathon viewing party of old Dr. Who seasons with Edward james Olmos passed out on my couch.
Robert Hegyes aka Juan Luis Pedro Phillipo de Huevos Epstein of ‘Welcome Back Kotter’ has died today of a heart attack at 60 years young.
We’ll miss the notes signed “Epstein’s Mother”
Yet another update which should end all of the speculation on what exactly is going on over at one of our favorite local venues, The Music Box. First we reported that the live music venue would be closed temporarily due to some changes in management and even Goldenvoice who handles the…
Philippe’s 9-cent coffee about to become history: The L.A. restaurant announces it will raise the price of a cup o’ joe to 45 cents on Feb. 2 because of the rising cost of its supply. Customers of the French dip palace wonder what took so long.
It’s the end of an era…
Photo: A sign advertises the 9-cent coffee at Philippe the Original just north of downtown Los Angeles. Credit: Christina House / For The Times
(Source - latimes)
(Source: Los Angeles Times)
The Polyphonic Spree makes me happy. Always.
I (heart) Elizabeth Warren.
Michael Kiwanuka - The BBC’s top choice for their Sound of 2012 list shows some promise.
More here
This was my reaction when I heard “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” was nominated for Best Picture and Jonah Hill beat out Albert Brooks for a Best Supporting Actor nod.
South L.A, East L.A, The Westside, The South Bay
Another map from my friend Eric has surfaced in the Tumblr-universe
http://www.facebook.com/Pendersleigh.and.sons.cartogaphy
(via neighborhoodr-losangeles)
Now that I’m approaching my 8th anniversary since moving here, I’ve come to learn many good and unique things about Los Angeles and have hopefully convinced my Midwest friends that this place has a very unique character and isn’t all that bad.
After watching the movie ‘Drive’ again, I tried tabulating all of my favorite films not only set in Los Angeles, but also about Los Angeles to where the city becomes its own supporting role.
Its hard to choose in order, but I’ll at least emphasize my favorite one of all in this alphabetical list.
Boogie Nights
Boyz ‘N The Hood
Chinatown
Drive
Grand Canyon
Heat
LA Confidential
LA Story
La Vida Loca
Magnolia
Mulholland Drive
Repo Man
Quinceañera
To Live and Die in LA
Training Day
I could have chosen alot more like The Player, Sunset Blvd, Terminator and even Die Hard, but they either played the cliche of Hollywood/La-La Land too much or they never actually made mention of the fact that they were truly set in the city.
Patton Oswalt goes to Twitter to sympathize with his fellow snub-ees from this morning’s Academy Awards nominations.
Dibs on the Duplo Gardens!!
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Alright. This is serious. Who’s ready to get drunk and sing off key ?
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ultimatemode asked: Don't you just agree that in Paris everything is thousand times better :)
Absolutely. There’s no contest.
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gaws:
Blow Up, Antonioni 1966
Probably my favourite film of all time. 1 of 3.
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Win a Copy of My Book, ‘Like It Was Yesterday’!
Hello my dear Tumblr friends!
I am going to be giving away a copy of my book, Like It Was...
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oops we got trapped in this vodka bottle! let us out at 8:30/7:30c tonight on NBC.
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Absolutely no photos taken with a cell phone can be called legit photography.
Some of y’all need to stop it.
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“Some people are bullfighters, some people are politicians. I’m a photographer.”
Yet another update which should end all of the speculation on what exactly is going on over at one of our favorite local venues, The Music Box. First we reported that the live music venue would be closed temporarily due to some changes in management and even Goldenvoice who handles the…