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With rampant FOMO this past weekend over the nearly impossible-to-get-into unbelievable show at the Echoplex by one and only rock legends, The Rolling Stones, you my need a little boost and we have just what you're looking for. With a Stones show at The Staples Center to kick off their "50 and Counting" tour, you can get your fill of Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie in the flesh. And the fun doesn't end there, with many other shows featuring artists like The Killers, Pyyramids and and Little Boots to see this week to cover your live music fix. We've gathered all the best ones happening in the area for you in this handy guide, so grab a friend, a lover, or just roll solo and go see a show!
Tenacious D heads back to prom at to support a worthy cause; Julie Benz shows off her pants at the "Bands For Beds" charity event; Kurt Russell and John Travolta are honored at the "Living Legends of Aviation" Awards; Joni Mitchell steps out for the opening reception of Alexander Yulish's art exhibition—clearly not everyone fled to Utah for Sundance this weekend, so check out the stars that stuck it out in L.A. in this edition of Last Night's Parties.
Lucy Hale celebrates NYLON's December/January issue with friends; Kellan Lutz and Sophia Bush are among the many at Charlie Ebersol's birthday/fundraising event; Sarah Hyland, Glenn Close, Joel McHale and others hit the American Giving Awards; Jessica Alba, Samuel L. Jackson and Tenacious D. honor the best in video games with Spike TV; Megan Fox, Brian Austin Green, Reese Witherspoon and many more attend a March Of Dimes luncheon in Beverly Hills; Robert De Niro, Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana celebrate the Silver Lining Playbook at Chateau Marmont—get the full rundown on L.A.'s top weekend events in today's installment of Last Night's Parties.
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Lucy Hale celebrates NYLON's December/January issue with friends; Kellan Lutz and Sophia Bush are among the many at Charlie Ebersol's birthday/fundraising event; Sarah Hyland, Glenn Close, Joel McHale and others hit the American Giving Awards; Jessica Alba, Samuel L. Jackson and Tenacious D. honor the best in video games with Spike TV; Megan Fox, Brian Austin Green, Reese Witherspoon and many more attend a March Of Dimes luncheon in Beverly Hills; Robert De Niro, Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana celebrate the Silver Lining Playbook at Chateau Marmont—get the full rundown on L.A.'s top weekend events in today's installment of Last Night's Parties. More>>
If Tenacious D's 2001 debut album wasn't a formative part of your childhood, we probably wouldn't be friends. It's easy these days to think of Jack Black as an Eddie Murphy-style family movie mercenary, but in the glory days of Y2K, he and Kyle Gass were musical comedy gods, rocking their own hilarious HBO sketch show and blowing young minds like my own with obscene (and damn catchy) tunes like "Tribute" and "F*** Her Gently." And while they'd be the first to admit that they might have found themselves caught up in their own hype for some of this intervening time (in fact, it's largely the subject of their new album Rize Of The Fenix), they proved last night that they're still on top with a rocking and often filthy show at The Wiltern. More»
Diane Kruger's latest movie Farewell, My Queen hits theatres; Moby and KCRW DJ Jason Bentley perform at the Annenberg Space For Photography for "Who Shot Rock N' Roll"; Brittany Snow attends the Petunia premiere; Tenacious D Rocks "Ghost Town" in Venice; Corey Feldman hosts a 25th anniversary celebration of his classic (at least if you grew up in the '80s) film The Lost Boys—this past weekend was filled with star-studded events all across L.A., and we have all the delicious details on what went down in the latest installment of Last Night's Parties.
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Nobody, anywhere, does Cinco de Mayo like L.A. does. Not in Mexico, where it's really not that big of a deal, nor in New York, where you can't get a good burrito to save your life. No, Cinco de Mayo belongs to us, and while that may seem like something to brag about, it's also a big responsibility. See, we don't automatically get to keep the title of Best Cinco City, and that means we all have to do our part by getting extra crazy on Saturday. Luckily, there's a million places throwing a million parties on Saturday, so whether you're motivated by good food, strong drinks, loud music, or some crazy combination therein, we've got just the fiesta for you in our 2012 Cinco de Mayo Party Guide. More»
Johnny Depp and Marilyn Manson rock out on stage at the 4th Annual Revolver Golden God Awards at Club Nokia; Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans grace the red carpet for the premiere of The Avengers at the El Capitan Theatre; Nicole Scherzinger and Jessie J step out for the 3rd annual ELLE Women In Music Event at Avalon in Hollywood—Wednesday night in Los Angeles was filled with superheroes, rock gods and celebrities, and we've got the details on where they partied in this installment of Last Night's Parties! More»
It's sad to say this, but the days when hard rock music dominated the charts are a clear thing of the past. Do you know the last time a rock song was #1 for the year on the Billboard Top 100 charts? It was 2002, and it was Nickelback's "How You Remind Me", which doesn't even count because Nickelback is the musical equivalent of Nutraloaf. Still, we were at least able to briefly turn back the clock last night, as a slew of Rock Icons from years past (and a few movie stars, as well) showed up to rage last night at Club Nokia for the 4th Annual Revolver Golden God Awards. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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