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54 articles since 2006

Capturing the apocalyptic charms of the Salton Sea

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | December 13, 2007
ECOLOGICAL disaster and comedy are unlikely bedfellows, but that’s the oddball spirit of the documentary “Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea.” Read more
 

MOVIES - 60 Seconds With … John Waters

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | December 13, 2007
The famously mustachioed director isn’t letting the holiday season slow him down. Read more
 

My Favorite Weekend - Drew Goddard and Caroline Williams - TV writers, Los Angeles

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | November 29, 2007
TV scribes Drew Goddard and Caroline Williams met at the Writers Guild Awards Party last year when Williams, a writer for “The Office,” made up an excuse to chat up the “Lost” writer who stands a foot taller at 6 feet 5. Read more
 

Drew Goddard and Caroline Williams

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | November 29, 2007
TV scribes Drew Goddard and Caroline Williams met at the Writers Guild Awards Party last year when Williams, a writer for “The Office,” made up an excuse to chat up the “Lost” writer who stands a foot taller at 6 feet 5. Read more
 

Outfest’s Fusion celebrates the many colors of relationships

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | November 29, 2007
Fusion, Outfest’s program of films about LGBTQ people of color and the only festival of its kind, pulls in audiences like no other: Think queer theorists, questioning teenagers, the next generation’s Vaginal Davis and, 5of course, your usual entertainment industry professionals. Read more
 

The drive-in: Resized and revived for the urban crowd

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | November 22, 2007
DOWNTOWN L.A.’S gentrification has been much ballyhooed, but let’s face it: The night life options begin and end with bars. Read more
 

AFI Fest: You can’t wait until the crowd dies down

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | November 1, 2007
LIKE strip malls and Lindsay Lohan scandals, film festivals have a way of cropping up in this town. Read more
 

Where would premieres be without the Egyptian?

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | October 18, 2007
IN the 1920s, Sid Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre – built as a cutting-edge movie house to lure premieres to the then-rustic Hollywood neighborhood – hired a man to dress as an Egyptian, carry a wooden rifle and shout movie times from the roof. Read more
 

The rantings of one of those ‘Mad Men’

Entertainment | By Margaret Wappler | October 10, 2007
Mad Men’s” Vincent Kartheiser, 28, is a total clown and a deep thinker, often in the same minute. Read more
 

Legends from L.A. night life

News | By Margaret Wappler | September 20, 2007
SEEMINGLY since the dawn of time, after-hours clubs have offered a place to get loaded without those stick-in-the-mud cops enforcing their stick-in-the-mud laws. Read more
 
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