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Stagecoach And Coachella Festivals To Come Back Next Year

The Stagecoach Festival and The Coachella Festival will come back in 2022 following multiple postponements and cancellations during the coronavirus pandemic. Recently, it was revealed that Coachella’s first three-day festival would run from April 15 to 17, 2022, and ‘weekend 2’ would happen from April 22 to 24 next year. On the other hand,...

Maurits Escher Documentary Now Out On LA Theater Group’s Site

Dutch artist Maurits Escher was recognized as an image-maker beyond the world of arts, not represented in the artistic canon, and not the kind of individual one might expect. Escher was known for his depictions of stairwells, nesting universes, and fish that morph into flowers. Escher’s art elements are in many different forms of merchandise,...

A Look At The New Taylor Sheridan Film Playing In Select LA Theaters

Taylor Sheridan is someone who has made the reinvented Western his main form of work. His stories may be set in this era, but his main characters often have familiar classic Western tropes. Sicario’s idealistic FBI officer Kate Macer, Hell or High Water’s bank robber Toby Howard, and Wind River’s dutiful hunter Cory Lambert...

Sacramento’s Psychedelic Drug Decriminalization Endeavor Going Strong

California State Senate member Scott Wiener joined the flourishing psychedelic community of Clubhouse to offer an update about decriminalization in the state and explain the thought process behind SB 519. That bill would eliminate criminal punishments for the possession of psychedelic drugs for personal consumption and social exchange for grown-ups, including for community healing and...

A Look At Ben Wheatley’s New Horror Film Released In Los Angeles

Whether it is about being in a streaming service or theaters, modern psychotronic movies have the quality of being uniform in proficiency and effect. However low the budget may be, the digital video polish is quite high, the scary moments are adequately dark, and the narratives come with rote concepts and angst. It appears that...

Celebrating Sex Workers Day With Ryan Wry Mantione

In his childhood, Ryan Mantione wished to become a priest. Back then, Mantione blessed potato chips as though those were Sunday mass wafers. However, as a teen, he was interested in heavy metal after his exposure to the uncatholic and hedonistic way of life around it, and after realizing an inevitable fact. He had...