The phrase, "Girl in a coma," may invoke tragic images of someone lying motionless, hardly alive and void of essence. Picture the opposite, and you've got the band Girl in a Coma, a trio of young women with tattoos decorating their arms, vibrant crimson painted on their lips, jet-black hair and eyeliner to match. (0) comments
First, iTunes offered music. Then, it swept consumers into the open field of podcasts, radio, television shows and movies. Now, iTunes extends another invitation: the supposedly convenient, spur-of-the-moment movie rental. Unless iTunes bestows this invitation with a more flexible hand, this new feature will fail to entice the masses. (0) comments
As Super Bowl XLII unfolded, a music video featuring USC alumna Kina Grannis was televised during the second quarter. It is estimated that 97 million viewers had tuned into the game, suggesting that the people who saw Grannis sing could form a country larger than the United Kingdom. (0) comments
The Lovemakers Troubadour 9081 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets: $10 When catchy pop beats meet psychedelic rock riffs, the result is an electrifying, raw and offbeat blend of sounds. The Lovemakers make up the two-person electro-pop band of Lisa Light (bass, vocals) and Scott Blonde (guitar, vocals), which draws inspiration from Fleetwood Mac to Dr. (0) comments
"American Gangster Three-Disc Collector's Edition" 3 stars 158 min. (Theatrical) 176 min. (Unrated) $34.98 Nominated: Art Direction, Supporting Actress Chances: "American Gangster" is up against some stiff competition for art direction, so the award will probably go to another film with an older or more fantastical setting. (0) comments
"Even the cats and dogs are blond," Kama Hutchins (played by Joseph Kim) joked in Jon Shirota's new play, "Voices From Okinawa." Kama, the protagonist, is an Asian American teaching English in Okinawa, a Japanese city that has hosted American military bases since the end of World War II. (0) comments
For more than 30 years, a theater on Melrose Avenue has seen comedians come and go, each of them leaving a mark on a Los Angeles tradition. Founded in1974, the Groundlings has established itself as a premier force in improv comedy. Its fabled alumni include many of the industries top comedians such as Will Ferrell, Lisa Kudrow and Kathy Griffin. (0) comments
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