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Cannes 2012: Brad Pitt's 'Killing Them Softly': Anti-capitalist screed?
24 FramesBrad Pitt's "Killing Them Softly," directed by Andrew Dominik, has anti-capitalist themes. It premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.... -
Video premiere: Robert Francis' 'Perfectly Yours'
Pop & HissLos Angeles singer-songwriter Robert Francis release his new album, "Strangers in the First Place," on May 22. Robert Francis will play a record release party at the Troubadour in West Hollywood on May 23.... -
The Black Keys, Brad Paisley and more: This week's on-sales
Pop & HissA list of upcoming concerts across the Southland, with on-sale dates in parentheses.... -
Friday Morning Coffee: The Weekend Warm-Up.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekGood Friday Morning, Fellow Seekers. Well here we are -- in the final furlong before the April 24 primary. Can't you just feel the electricity in the air? The buzz building before the dramatic face-off between a pack of charismatic...... -
Leonard Cohen to return to L.A. Nov. 5 on Old Ideas Tour
Pop & HissLeonard Cohen will play 21 shows in 21 cities this fall during the North American leg of his Old Ideas World Tour 2012. Leonard Cohen returns to Los Angeles' Nokia Theatre on Nov. 5 as part of the tour.... -
CD of the Week: Wooden Wand, 'Briarwood (Deluxe Edition)'
There's a lot of asphalt, tire rubber, booze, motel stationery, pills, flames, crumpled cash, devils, self-destruction, bad love, dreams, angels, Jesus, deceit, and redemption in the music of James Jackson Toth, who performs under the name of Wooden Wand....
Tags: Neil Young, Briarwood
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Dance Review: NYC Ballet duo shine brightest at 'Stars of Dance'
Patrons and dance aficionados came together Saturday night for the Laguna Dance Festival's 7th annual "Stars of Dance" gala performance at the Laguna Playhouse. Special guests Tiler Peck and Joaquin DeLuz of the New York City Ballet paved the way for a...
Tags: Theater, Entertainment Events, Arts and Culture, University of California, Irvine, George Balanchine
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Time For Three performing with Lexington Philharmonic
The Winchester SunThe best way Lexington Philharmonic Conductor Scott Terrell can describe musical trio Time for Three is “really unique.” “They really are creating a new kind of idiom,” Terrell said. Time for Three will be bringing their unique...Tags: Entertainment, Ceremonies, Concerts, Culture, Arts and Culture
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Gryphon Trio: 'We love Beethoven'
The Gryphon Trio will be thinking a lot about Beethoven when this Canadian ensemble performs locally for the Candlelight Concert Society Saturday, Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. at Howard Community College's Smith Theatre.
"We love Beethoven," cellist Roman Borys...Tags: Laurie Anderson, Entertainment Events, Indiana University, Ottawa (Canada), Arts and Culture
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Hansen: The real thing is always king
If given the choice, would you want butter or margarine? Sugar or artificial sweetener? Vinyl or digital music? The answer to all, of course, is, yes. Give me the real thing. And for obvious reasons. Butter doesn't have the trans fatty acids that...Tags: Margarine, Entertainment Events, Otis Redding, Tom Waits, Ravi Shankar
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Free Music Friday! Mellow warmth from Denison Witmer
![Pennsylvania native <a href="http://denisonwitmer.com/site/" target="_blank">Denison Witmer</a> is a veteran singer-songwriter who has achieved more critical acclaim than record sales.](http://www.dailypress.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/67995206-10080512.jpg "Pennsylvania native <a href="http://denisonwitmer.com/site/\" target=\"_blank\">Denison Witmer</a> is a veteran singer-songwriter who has achieved more critical acclaim than record sales.")
Pennsylvania native Denison Witmer is a veteran singer-songwriter who has achieved more critical acclaim than record sales.
That's not to say his music is edgy or difficult. The song "Brooklyn With Your Highest Wall" from Witmer's new, ninth album,...Tags: Pittsburgh, Neil Young, St. Louis, Washington, DC, Arts and Culture
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Album review: Leonard Cohen, 'Old Ideas'
3.5 stars (out of 4)
It doesn’t seem possible, but Leonard Cohen’s voice sounds even deeper, darker, more foreboding than ever on his 12th studio album in 44 years, “Old Ideas” (Columbia). Cohen is 77, and he doesn’t...Tags: Robert Altman, Bob Dylan, Entertainment, Music, Johnny Cash
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