Greta Gerwig teamed up with Noah Baumbach to make a super acclaimed and great sounding film called Frances Ha. She co-wrote the film and it’s out today in LA. You can catch her tonight and tomorrow, May 18, at Arclight doing a little Q&A on the film. It’s 7PM tonight and 5PM tomorrow. Catch the trailer after the jump!
Tomorrow night at Cinefamily is a rad event that will brings some of the films from CalArts’ Experimental Animation Program to the big screen. This is a midnight event and we’re sure you’ll see lots of rad local talents at work. Catch the trailer for the event after the jump!
Malibu Country Mart is having a few film screenings this Summer. They’ll be showing Endless Summer on June 9, Madagascar on July 14, and The Goonies on August 11.
This is kind of cool: Hollywood’s Chinese Theatre is “closed” for reconstruction and adding in an Imax (supposedly) but they are giving hard hat tours of the space. This would be a great peek into moving, historical architecture.
Don’t mind the Ryan Gosling (Ugh.) photo but the LA Film Fest lineup has been announced? There are lots of big and little familiar faces, which is great. Among them? Ian Samuels’ Caterwaul will be playing. Yay! Go Ian!
“Unseen” a new exhibition of works by UK street artist HUSH opens tonight at Corey Helford Gallery.
We can all agree that that last Muse album’s cover art was pretty nice and certainly wonderfully colorful. Apparently it has an LA base to it: the work used comes courtesy of LA’s Laboratory of Neuro Imaging. This is old news, sure, but we thought this was super great.
Poketo has teamed up with artist Lisa Congdon to create a series of tea towels off of her designs. They’re very pretty and would look fabulous in anyone’s kitchen.
Fashion website JC Report has a little article about boutiques they like in Los Angeles. Their picks include Wild Style by Joy Rich and Just One Eye. Nice!
Taste Of The Nation is having an event in Culver City on June 9. Lot sof local favorites will be involved–from A-Frame to Campanile to Mohawk Bend–and it is all for a good cause. Yum!
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