July, 2011 Archive
 

Cold Fish

A Special Sion Sono 2-Day Engagement!
The Cinefamily – LA, CA
8/6 & 8/7/11

For those who don’t know of Sion Sono, you’re seriously missing out.  His four hour long epic, LOVE EXPOSURE is so brilliant, so unassumingly hip and transformative that the hours flew by like minutes.  In my humble estimation, he is the art house filmmaker of our generation.  After a one-week retrospective on Sono, The Cinefamily so graciously follows up with his latest fare, COLD FISH.  Think of Imamura’s stunning masterpiece, VENGENCE IS MINE on high octane fuel!  

via Sylvia Adams, 29 July 2011 12:03pm | Comments
 

Sex Objects to Fetish Girls

 

Eric Kroll’s Provocative Photography Exhibit
PRISM Gallery – West Hollywood, CA
7/29/11

Prism Gallery presents a startling and provocative series of photos from Eric Kroll on July 29th from 7 to 9 pm.  Kroll is a seminal fetish photographer and editor who currently resides in San Francisco.  His Los Angeles solo exhibition entitled: Eric Kroll, Sex Objects to Fetish Girls, chronicles his lifelong fascination with the diversity of fetish art and photography. If you’re in the neighborhood, be sure to check it out.

via EM Staff, 29 July 2011 11:35am | Comments
 

Flash Gordon

Sci-fi Magic Under the Stars
The Hollywood Forever Cemetery – LA, CA
7/30/11

This late 70s sci-fi classic is the ultimate guilty pleasure. Laugh out loud dialogue, over the top acting and a visual feast full of wild costumes, sets and special effects, Flash Gordon is irresistibly entertaining. Adapted from the 30s serial, only the disco era could beget a fantasy this wild. Flash, quaterback-NY Jets, is the only earthling who can save the planet from the malicious torments of the evil Emperor Ming, played to perfection by the incomparable Max Von Sydow.

via EM Staff, 29 July 2011 11:28am | Comments
 

Music Is Life: “Nothing”

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DJ Craze – “Nothing” (mp3)

Each week I rip a song from vinyl and post it up here. This week’s song is “Nothing” by DJ Craze.

via Mike Cruz, 29 July 2011 9:00am | Comments
 

Shadows

Shadows: A Classic Goth Night
The Hyperion Tavern – Silverlake, CA
7/28/11

Come join our talented friends at dublab this Friday as they spin the macabre.  So bring all your gothic inclined friends and lose yourself under the light of the shadows. This event is part of Dublab’s Weekly Sound Expansion Series. Dj Sets by Ale [dublab, Pharaohs], John Girgus [Dick Isreal] + guests Cerise [NYC] and Joe R.. A tribute to goth before it went shit.

via EM Staff, 29 July 2011 3:53am | Comments
 

EM Giveaway: CONTEST OVER!

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via EM Staff, 27 July 2011 6:34pm | Comments
 

Regarding Sir Richard

Condoms. We all need them yet I think I speak for every gentlemen of how painfully awkward it is when one has to purchase them. Fellas, you know what the scenario, that long line at CVS where you end up buying your pack of jimmy hats and you felt obligated to purchase the latest issue of People to camouflage one’s purchase. Ok, maybe that’s just me but in any event, I think one company did condom packaging and marketing right. Take a look at Sir Richard’s Condom Company, which takes the philanthropic TOMS Shoes model and provides

via Mr. Kim, 27 July 2011 2:11pm | Comments
 

Miranda July’s Future

Since indie darling, Miranda July, made her film debut with YOU ME AND EVERYONE YOU KNOW, she presented to the world a fresh and beautiful perspective on art and romantic relationships that dazzled our imagination.  After enjoying critical success in her performance art and film, July penned and directed a moving film aptly entitled THE FUTURE. Strangely surreal and haunting, the film tells the story of a thirty-something couple who, on deciding to adopt a stray cat, change their perspective on life, literally altering the course of time and testing their faith in each other.

via EM Staff, 26 July 2011 5:56am | Comments
 

Raising Awareness Thru Art + Politics

Transformer Display for Community Fundraising
Outpost HQ – Highland Park, CA
7/29 thru 9/10/11

Join Outpost for a reception for the artist from 6-9pm on July 29.  The project will be featured at Outpost HQ through September 10, 2011. This version of the Transformer Display for Community Fundraising features the following organizations from the Northeast region of Los Angeles County: Carlos Montes Defense Fund, Culebra Art Park, Los Angeles Food Bank, Market Makeovers, Planned Parenthood Los Angeles, and The Urbanwild Network.

via EM Staff, 26 July 2011 4:41am | Comments
 

It Happened One Night

Cinespia Presents Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert
Hollywood Forever Cemetery – LA, CA
7/23/11

The classic romantic comedy starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert is one of the most iconic love stories of the silver screen! A spoiled heiress, running away from her family, is helped by a man who’s actually a reporter looking for a story. But then he falls for her… Packed with hilarious dialogue and starry eyed passion, this is one of our all time favorites. Bring someone you love and join us under the moon for this special screening! DJ David Holmes spins before and after the screening.

via EM Staff, 22 July 2011 7:10pm | Comments