All posts by Jacqueline Martinez
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Analyzing Bukowski’s “A Poem for the Playgirls for the Universe”
Earlier this week I came across a post on a dear friend’s Facebook. It was “A Poem for the Playgirls of the Universe,” a piece...
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Review: “Tartuffe” Provides a Truly Delightful, Provocative Experience
Who says Sundays need to be spent out in the loud and foggy city anyways? I prefer to spend my Sundays indoor, and I like...
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7th Annual Musink Tattoo & Music Festival Announces Lineup
The 7th annual Musink Tattoo & Music Festival has been announced; it’ll take place on March 21-23 at the OC Fair & Event Center in...
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Review: “The Wrong Man” Enthralls Its Audience at Skylight Theatre
The chilly air of Los Feliz Village unraveled the culture of music and theatre Sunday night, leading a group of people through a scene of...
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Review: Imaginese Arts Festival Prevails with Short Films
Los Angeles is full of aspiring artist and developing aspiring “somethings,” amongst them are diamonds in the rough that require the attention of the artistic...
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Review: Buika Romanticizes Fans at Club Nokia
Buika is an artist made from the world who lives for the world. Her parents are from Equatorial Guinea and she was born in the...
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Review: SANTA Monica Pub Crawl Takes Over Bar Scene
The streets of Santa Monica were packed with inebriated Santa Clauses and matching Mrs. Clauses. Along with reindeer and elves, snowmen and snow women, it...
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Does Serial Dating Exist?
I think it’s safe to say that the dating realm has got way too many loopholes and subscript for any of us to be confident...
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Review: “nat&EM” Shares Imagined Love Story Between Nat King Cole, Emily Dickinson
In the midst of the downtown sulk on Sunday evening, the Company of Angels at The Alexandria Hotel presented “nat&EM.” Located on the third floor of...
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Review: American Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music Displays Musical Contributions of U.S. Latinos from 1940s-Present
EMP Museum and the University of Washington created American Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music,” the Smithsonian Institution organized it for travel and on their...
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Review: The Ceremonies Impress at The Fonda Theatre
The Ceremonies brought in a synthesis of amorous indie and poetic alternative rock Tuesday night at The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood; it was their final...
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Review: Mystery Skulls Dazzles at Grand Opening of V Squared Labs Studios
A grand opening took place for V Squared Labs, neatly tucked away in the crannies of North Hollywood, Friday night. The company, an experiential visual...
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Review: A Noise Within’s “Endgame” Portrays Distinctive View of Human Condition
The play “Endgame” touches strongly on the idea of isolation and, ultimately, death. “Endgame,” now playing at A Noise Within in Pasadena, consists of four...
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The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf to Continue Holiday Tradition, Open New Store in West Los Angeles
This year is The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf’s 50th birthday. The brand was born and brewed in Southern California since 1963. It is the...
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Review: Fans Sing Along During “One Night with Everclear”
On Monday, The Pasadena Playhouse presented “One night with Everclear” as part of a benefit for the Wells Fargo Theatrical Diversity Project. The Wells Fargo...
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Review: Julieta Venegas Continues to Please Los Angeles Crowd
The House of Blues Sunset hosted the beautiful Los Angeles-born Mexican singer-songwriter, instrumentalist and producer Julieta Venegas Wednesday night, and it was fun. Her music...
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Zak Waters Shows Why He’s a Rising Star
To make up for “back to work Mondays,” The Satellite in Silver Lake, hosted singer-songwriter, producer and DJ Zak Waters every Monday night during September....
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Frankie J Captivates Lexus Listening Lounge at Lure
Last night Vida Lexus presented an event titled The Lexus Listening Lounge featuring multi-platinum recording artist Frankie J at Lure Hollywood. Frankie J honored his...
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Review: “Pericles, Prince of Tyre” Produces Magic on Stage
The mistake is made too often, within the younger generations, of sweeping prolific playwrights and their good literature under the pop culture rug. It’s something...
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Another Year, Another Calibash
This year’s Calibash hosted at the Staples Center was a first for some of us and for others, it only added a notch on their...
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There Just Isn’t Anyone Else Like Romeo Santos
A world-renowned singer, songwriter, and heartthrob Romeo Santos has swept the realms of music and artistries within the entertainment industry over the past years. His...
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Soothing Night with Nicholas David
If ever there has been a surprise hidden behind neon shabbiness, it was within the elegant El Rey Theatre. What seems to be an old...
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Review: New Original Works Festival – Week Three
At the close of every curtain and the static of every mic there stands a dedicated and creatively fluent performer. They leave their hearts on...
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Review: New Original Works Festival – Week Two
Right in the bosom of Los Angeles, we have a hidden gem, The Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT). It’s found inside the Walt Disney...
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Tito “El Bambino” Continues to Progress Musically
On Thursday night, a group of very excited and enamored fans flooded into the Belasco Theater to enjoy a private concert by Tito “El Bambino,”...
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American Ballet Theatre’s “Le Corsaire” Captivates
The wonderful wonders of American Ballet Theatre performed “Le Corsaire” Friday night at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in one of the most captivating musical experiences available...
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Lucha VaVoom Presents “Return of Cinco de Mayan”
Lucha VaVoom is back with tons of masked summer fun. The crowd could not get enough of this year’s Cinco de Mayo festivities so here...
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