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Issue: February 4, 2010

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34 stories found - 21 through 34

21. Calendar

Merrily We Roll Along

Published: February 4, 2010

On a roof top in West Side Manhattan, three friends watch as Sputnik flashes across the sky heralding the dawn of a new era. With all the idealism and exuberance of youth,...
22. Calendar

Lula Washington Dance Theatre

Published: February 4, 2010

Lula Washington Dance Theatre was founded in 1980 and has become one of the largest and most celebrated African-American dance companies in the West. The award-winning...
23. Calendar

Akram Khan Dance Company: Bahok

By FIORELLA CASELLA Published: February 4, 2010

Dance prodigy Akram Khan began his career tracing back his Bengali roots in Kathak (a dance form originating in Northern India that’s based on mythology, fluid movement...
24. Calendar

Vivian Girls

By CHRIS ZIEGLER Published: February 4, 2010

Brooklyn trio Vivian Girls fold vocals together like Dolly Mixture across a pulsebeat rhythm section like Over The Edge Wipers and happy-sloppy guitar pop like...
25. Calendar

Shift

By LUCAS VOCOS Published: February 4, 2010

Every first Thursday the Crosby blows out its speakers when Filter Magazine presents Shift. This sonic extravaganza sets turntable artists, DJs Plann.B and Rhettmatic, loose...
26. Calendar

Breakfast at Tiffany's

By AMANDA PARSONS Published: February 4, 2010

There’s no better way to beat the mean reds than by eating a croissant in front of the home of the baby-blue box: Tiffany’s—that’s according to Holly...
27. Moxley Confidential

Rodney Alcala, Tour Guide?

By R. SCOTT MOXLEY Published: February 4, 2010

The thought of Rodney Alcala giving an opening statement for jurors this week was enough to pack Judge Francisco P. Briseño’s 11th-floor Santa Ana courtroom. Even...
28. ¡Ask a Mexican!®

[¡Ask a Mexican!] Is Mexican Pride the Latest Casualty of the Country's Narco-War?

By GUSTAVO ARELLANO Published: February 4, 2010

Special Narco EditionDear Mexican: How can a formerly proud Latina like myself feel proud to be Mexican again after my beloved relative was murdered by narcos in Mexico while...
29. Music

The Thermals Rise Through Dark Skies

By DOUG WALLEN Published: February 4, 2010

Taking a break from the studio, Thermals bassist Kathy Foster describes the Portland trio’s upcoming fifth full-length as their “dark album.” Funny coming...
30. Trendzilla

[Trendzilla] Madewell's Tastefully Hip Offerings Fit the Younger Crew

By VICKIE CHANG Published: February 4, 2010

For the Younger CrewOkay, let’s weigh this out. I mean, sure, Orange County isn’t exactly the coolest place in the world to be. And, well, while we may know better...
31. This Hole-In-The-Wall Life

Al Amir Bakery Rises Again

Published: February 4, 2010

Isn’t it time already that Anaheim’s Little Arabia district was officially designated? The area around Brookhurst Street stretching from La Palma to Katella...
32. Letters

Letters From OC Weekly Readers

Compiled By STAFF Published: February 4, 2010

“Not Having a Spine Is the M.O. for Current National Democrats, But Pulido Goes Above and Beyond This.”AY, PAPI . . .It is clear that Santa Ana Mayor Miguel...
33. Locals Only

[Locals Only] Costa Mesa's Dan Krikorian on His Transformation from Athlete to Recording Artist

By ALISON LERMAN Published: February 4, 2010

Jock RockCosta Mesa singer/strummer Dan Krikorian has been charming crowds—especially the ladies—with his mellow, melodic love songs for more than two years now. A...
34. Music

[Mental Notes] The Vacuum Bell Shines, the Eagles and the Department of Justice Suck

By WADE TATANGELO Published: February 4, 2010

Vacuum Bell Doesn’t SuckThe small stage at the Gypsy Den in downtown Santa Ana rises mere inches above the wooden floor, but that was a high-enough perch for Will...

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Merrily We Roll Along

Lula Washington Dance Theatre

Akram Khan Dance Company: Bahok

Vivian Girls

Shift

Breakfast at Tiffany's

Rodney Alcala, Tour Guide?

[¡Ask a Mexican!] Is Mexican Pride the Latest Casualty of the Country's Narco-War?

The Thermals Rise Through Dark Skies

[Trendzilla] Madewell's Tastefully Hip Offerings Fit the Younger Crew

Al Amir Bakery Rises Again

Letters From OC Weekly Readers

[Locals Only] Costa Mesa's Dan Krikorian on His Transformation from Athlete to Recording Artist

[Mental Notes] The Vacuum Bell Shines, the Eagles and the Department of Justice Suck

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