ExperienceLA.com has been generously provided 4 pairs of tickets to giveaway to the 'IMMORTALS' world premiere presented in RealD 3D. The film is directed by Tarsem Singh and stars Henry Cavill, Stephen Dorff, Luke Evans, Isabel Lucas, Kellan Lutz, Freida Pinto, John Hurt and Mickey Rourke. The premiere takes place at the Nokia Theater at L.A. Live on Monday, November 7th at 7:30PM.
Friday, October 28, 2011
ExperienceLA.com's "Epic Ticket Giveaway": IMMORTALS World Premiere presented in RealD 3D
Labels:
giveaways,
IMMORTALS,
LA Live,
nokia theater,
premiere,
red carpet events,
Ticket Giveaway
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Multi-sensory night: The Los Angeles Bach Festival Prism Concert
I came for the lights and I got a whole lot more. Last friday night, I headed to the Prism Concert of the 78th Annual Los Angeles Bach Festival with expectations of fancy technical artistry with lights, but came out with a full appreciation of Bach's musical genius - and much more!
Labels:
Bach,
City of Los Angeles,
Classical Music,
food trucks,
KCRW,
koreatown,
laser light show,
Los Angeles Bach Festival
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Transit Space combines skateboarding and dance
(Photo by Randall Bass) |
Labels:
Dance,
Diavolo Dance Theater,
Dogtown and Z-Boys,
extreme sports,
free,
Music Center Plaza,
Pacific Standard Time,
skateboarding
Friday, October 14, 2011
The World Comes to Luckman Fine Arts Complex
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Cirque du Soleil: IRIS at the Kodak Theatre - Fantastic Fantasy in Reel-ity
Acrobatic feats with special effects live camera feed in the background are what make this show stand out! |
Labels:
cinema,
circus,
Cirque du Soleil,
Danny Elfman,
film,
hollywood and highland,
IRIS,
Kodak Theatre,
Metro Red Line,
shadow
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Meanwhile Back at Cafe du Monde...
Sometimes the ExperienceLA blog becomes ExperienceLouisiana when there is a Los Angeles connection, and "Meanwhile, Back at Cafe du Monde..." straddles both LAs. Producer and creative director Peggy Sweeney-McDonald is from Louisiana and lives in Los Angeles. On Wednesday she taped a talk radio show with Jay Ducote for radio and Internet broadcast on the Bites and Booze show for Saturday 3 pm west coast time to discuss the upcoming performance of Meanwhile Back at Cafe du Monde... at Boutin's in Baton Rouge that features a local cast of chefs and personalties connecting with food.
Also in the broadcast booth and on part of the Baton Rouge cast was General Russel Honore who played such a pivotal role during Katrina coordinating military relief efforts. Calling into the show was Paul Arigo, CEO for Baton Rouge Convention and Visitors Bureau., who is also part of the Baton Rouge cast. I was in the broadcast booth taking pictures.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
CicLAVia Photos
I just happened to be near a part of the the CicLAVia route on Sunday. It was a great turn out of all ages, pedestrians, and cyclists alike. Check out the photos below!
"TwEat" to win tickets to exclusive after party with nation's best chefs
Labels:
Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation,
charity,
contest,
food,
foodie,
hungry cat,
twitter
Monday, October 10, 2011
L.A. Loves Alex's Lemonade Stand: A Decadent Chefs Cookout
In the world of art and culture (and especially here in Los Angeles), we encounter many things that inspire us. At ExperienceLA.com, we've recently been inspired and touched by the story of one little girl, Alexandra "Alex" Scott. (Details on how you can donate and help XLA raise funds are at the end of this story)
Labels:
Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation,
charity,
childrens cancer research,
Culver City,
food,
foodie,
top chef
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
Rainy Day L.A. (Photos)
Oh L.A. - when it rains, it pours.when traffic is concerned. But the shift from sun to rain can be pretty spectacular and we have some photos from our ExperienceLA Flickr Pool to prove it!
Rain Splatter LA by intellichick
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
A retrospective of Los Angeles arts and artists (Pacific Standard Time: Art In L.A. 1945-1980)
One of the largest collaborative art projects in Southern California officially kicked off last weekend. Pacific Standard Time: Art In Los Angeles 1945-1980 is a long overdue project that celebrates Los Angeles' contribution to and impact on the arts and popular culture. Over 60 museums and cultural venues are joining forces across Southern California (from Berkeley to San Diego) to share with the world the significant works, artforms and artists that this era in L.A. has produced.
Labels:
Art,
autry national center,
Getty Center,
grammy museum,
hammer museum,
LACMA,
museums,
Music Center Plaza,
Pacific Standard Time,
Warren Olney,
Which Way L.A.
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