2012 Stories by STACY DAVIES
published April 12, 2012
Whenever I hear a phrase such as "made in California," my thoughts immediately scatter like shrieking bats into the farthest corners of my mind... More >>
published April 12, 2012
Based on his 30-minute, 8mm short film shot in high school in 1988, Paul Thomas Anderson’s second feature was a mega hit, making him an... More >>
published April 5, 2012
Those who obsess over the past and steep themselves in nostalgia to block out the shallow, mass-marketed mayhem of our modern, trend-chasing... More >>
published April 5, 2012
Even though it’s usually considered rock n' roll blasphemy to own a greatest hits album, when it comes to Squeeze and the US teen market,... More >>
published March 29, 2012
The Tony and Emmy-winning theatrical event known as Blast comes to town this month and threatens to blow the rafters off the Cerritos Center with... More >>
published March 22, 2012
As one of the top selling female performers of all time (56 singles have made the Billboard Top 100), Dionne Warwick is a national treasure. Early... More >>
published March 15, 2012
In a world that rewards derivative creation, it's rare to walk into a gallery and encounter work influenced enough by past masters and... More >>
published March 15, 2012
Everyone knows that dressing up for St. Patrick’s Day is totally Gaelic. When it comes to the uber-haunted Queen Mary, however, it’s... More >>
published March 15, 2012
Scotland’s Visible Fictions children’s theatre company returns to the OC poised to get the kiddies all riled up with creative... More >>
published March 8, 2012
OC poet Jaimes Palacio is a definite star on the local troubadourian scene, and if you’ve never heard or read his poem “Everybody Had... More >>
published March 8, 2012
Never considered more than a stock film while it was rolling down the Hollywood production line, director Michael Curtiz’s 1942 sentimental... More >>
published March 1, 2012
While it’s pretty much impossible to think of the Kander and Ebb musical Cabaret without Liza Minnelli and Bob Fosse (and Joel Grey and... More >>
published February 23, 2012
Director John Badham’s wildly popular 1977 film propelled Welcome Back, Kotter heartthrob John Travolta into mega-stardom, kicking off a... More >>
published February 16, 2012
Clowns aren’t just for kiddies or terrifying cinematic fables anymore—no, clowns of the 21st century engage in graphic violence,... More >>
published February 16, 2012
Everyone hates Mondays—we even sing about how much we hate them. “Manic Monday,” “Monday, Monday,” and the classic... More >>
published February 9, 2012
Everyone I know has recently had a nervous breakdown—including me. It's the times, it's the age, it's the chorus of voices—in our... More >>
published February 9, 2012
One of the changes that came to the old Galaxy Theatre—now the Observatory —is a monthly artist-in-residency gig in the Constellation... More >>
published January 26, 2012
This 1951 melodrama, directed by George Stevens and based on the novel An American Tragedy, sets working class Monty Clift against a classist,... More >>
published January 19, 2012
Hailing from the great state that gives us the most twisted news stories and politics ever might be one reason Chris Carrabba is so... More >>
published January 5, 2012
Keenly aware that everyone’s flat busted after the holidays, the Long Beach Playhouse astutely offers up a “pay-what-you-can”... More >>
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