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Socal Entertainment
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Games / Interactive |
COMIC-CON: The Sundance for GeeksFrom immortal bloodsuckers and 19th century forensics pioneers to flying suits of armor and an all-new breed of live-action 3-D, the essence of this year's hottest properties at Comic-Con can be found deep in the past, or far into the future. Read More |
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Interviews (performers, behind the scenes, etc.) |
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Live Stage |
| Magical Mary PoppinsPerhaps the balance of “precision and order” and “a spoonful of sugar” is what makes this show “practically perfect” in every way, doing the original Mary Poppins justice, and then some.
Read More | THEATRE REVIEW - THAT PERFECT MOMENT Mark (Tait Ruppert), Al (John Bigham), Gabe (Guerin Barry) and Skip (Bruce Katzman) pushed, shoved, kicked, heaved or just plain tossed you back to their version of the “60s “That Perfect Moment”. Read More | Live Theatre Review – 9 Parts of DesireThey become chorus-like, intertwined in moments of pure emotion bent on getting across their tremendous From the moment the play begins, the voices of the three actors, who take turns playing these at times courageous and even outrageous women, blend themselves together in a refrain. struggles.
Read More | ScarcityI found myself cheering for the characters, squirming in my seat during particular scenes, and becoming offended and angered with the characters. Read More |
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Live Stage: Plays & Musicals
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| Magical Mary PoppinsPerhaps the balance of “precision and order” and “a spoonful of sugar” is what makes this show “practically perfect” in every way, doing the original Mary Poppins justice, and then some.
Read More | THEATRE REVIEW - THAT PERFECT MOMENT Mark (Tait Ruppert), Al (John Bigham), Gabe (Guerin Barry) and Skip (Bruce Katzman) pushed, shoved, kicked, heaved or just plain tossed you back to their version of the “60s “That Perfect Moment”. Read More | Live Theatre Review – 9 Parts of DesireThey become chorus-like, intertwined in moments of pure emotion bent on getting across their tremendous From the moment the play begins, the voices of the three actors, who take turns playing these at times courageous and even outrageous women, blend themselves together in a refrain. struggles.
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Live Stage: Comedy
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JIM GAFFIGAN - REDEFINING LAZYAlthough the funnyman admitted he has yet to come up with a completely new stand-up routine for his SoCal shows, loyal fans will be treated to a slightly different act than the one he performed in “King Baby.” Read More |
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Live Stage: Dance
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Live Stage: Other Performance
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Music |
JOSHUA RADIN: A MUSICIAN FOR THE FANSRadin never had to hopelessly distribute demo tracks or scrounge for gigs. He fortuitously slid right in, which is not only rare, but could probably put a lot of struggling musicians in an impenetrable state of fury. Read More | | | | |
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Music: Live
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ONE-ON-ONE WITH HOOBASTANKTaking almost 18 months off, Hoobastank went through a pair of management changes and a few false starts before starting work on For(n)ever. Read More | KEVIN RUDOLF EXPOSEDThe "Let It Rock" singer insisted there was no great marketing gimmick to get his name out there by keeping him in the shadows. Read More | |
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Music: Recorded/Digital
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TV & DVD |
| UP - DVD ReviewThe DVD gods have smiled with three radically different takes on the lovably off-the-wall Pixar hit, priced for all wallets. Read More | | | ORPHAN - DVD ReviewDirector Jaume Collet-Serra and screenwriter David Johnson created a miniature female Hannibal Lecter--not a bad concept, but Esther becomes jarringly out of place in an otherwise compelling plot comprised of sympathetic characters with believable bad faith issues. Read More |
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