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  Review: Experience the Bloody Good “Carrie: The Killer Musical”

  By Sabina Graves on October 12, 2015

  If you’re seeking a theatrical horror offering this month, you can’t miss the production of “Carrie: The Killer Musical Experience” at the historic Los Angeles...

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  Review: Emmanuel and Mijares Bring Back Memories to Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 16, 2015

  59. 57. That’s how old Latin pop music singers Emmanuel and Mijares are, respectively. But on Friday, March 13, 2015, they truly appeared to be...

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  Review: It Follows Brings Back Old School Horror and Makes it Even More Frightening

  By Sylvia Aparicio on March 16, 2015

  Teenage hormones are scary enough on their own. Throw in supernatural forces and you’ve got yourself a truly horrifying chain of events. Written and directed...

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  Review: “The Floor Show” Enchants with Multicultural Song, Dance and Music Feast at El Rey Theatre

  By Humberto Capiro on March 12, 2015

  One of the things that makes living in Los Angles great is the opportunity to enjoy the variety of cultures and talent that permeates this...

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  Festival of the Desert to Feature Renée Fleming, Angel Romero and Alfredo Rodriguez

  By Living Out Loud Staff on March 12, 2015

  Festival of the Desert recently announced the launch of a premier cultural event in the Coachella Valley to be presented by the Del Sole Foundation...

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  Emmanuel Talks Inédito, “Two’r Amigos” Show with Mijares at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 11, 2015

  BEVERLY HILS, Calif. – Latin pop music singer Emmanuel is hoping for the best in his upcoming shows, which are part of his current U.S....

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  Latin Pop Music Duo Río Roma Seeks to Internationalize Their Music

  By Ramon Aviles on March 11, 2015

  After 10 years delighting their fans all across Latin America, Mexican pop duo sensation Río Roma has at last made their dream come true and performed...

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  Review: “Dead Man Walking” Is A Musically and Intellectually Complex Opera

  By Humberto Capiro on March 11, 2015

  Just like opera stories and its music have influenced film and TV, so have these influenced opera including such recent works as “The Fly” (opera)...

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  One-of-A-Kind “The Floor Show” Continues Its Evolution Without Surprise

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 11, 2015

  Acclaimed actor Owen Wilson has seen it, and so has Eva Longoria. On top of that, legendary Mexican singer, songwriter, and producer Marco Antonio Solís...

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  Review: Chris Brown, Trey Songz and Tyga Energize The Forum

  By Francisco Reyes on March 9, 2015

  Amid a raucous sellout crowd at The Forum in Inglewood, Calif., Chris Brown and Trey Songz wrapped up their “Between The Sheets Tour” Sunday, March...

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  Eddie “Piolín” Sotelo Talks SPEAK UP! Finding My Voice Through Hope, Strength, and Determination

  By Ramon Aviles on March 7, 2015

  Never-before revealed secrets and stories is what Eddie “Piolín” Sotelo assures us he reveals in his new book, SPEAK UP! Finding My Voice Through Hope,...

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  L.A. Galaxy Kick Off Title Defense By Breezing Through Chicago Fire

  By Francisco Reyes on March 7, 2015

  CARSON, Calif.—The beginning of the 2015 MLS season ushered in a new era in many ways. For the MLS, it marks the beginning of two...

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  Review: Minibar Makes Drinking Easy

  By Dash Finley on March 6, 2015

  In today’s hyper-linked age, one can order anything—literally anything— off the Internet and safely expect it to arrive on their doorstep posthaste. With that in...

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  Review: The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Is A Dignified Charmer of A Comedy

  By Dash Finley on March 6, 2015

  In 2011, John Madden shattered through Hollywood’s ageist glass ceiling when he managed to score a surprise box-office hit with a film primarily made for...

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  Review: Kidnapping Mr. Heineken Is Good, Simple Fun

  By Dash Finley on March 4, 2015

  In the winter of 1983, a group of small time Dutch criminals successfully kidnapped millionaire beer magnate Freddy Heineken from his office in Amsterdam, holding...

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  Review: Theophilus London Slays at Echoplex

  By Ariel Paredes on March 4, 2015

  Immediately when I walked into the Echoplex, I was hit with a musty heat that almost knocked me to the ground. I’ve been to this...

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  Review: “Edge” Presents An Enthralling, Yet Incomplete, Portrait of Sylvia Plath

  By Dash Finley on March 4, 2015

  Since her suicide at the age of 30, famed poet and novelist Sylvia Plath has become known as one of the most tragic and mysterious...

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  Love Guru Elena Burnett Discusses How To Win a Man’s Heart Vol. 1

  By Ramon Aviles on March 5, 2015

  Love guru Elena Burnett has released her new book, How To Win a Man’s Heart Vol. 1, explores some of the fairy tale ideas women...

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  Review: Gay Men’s Chorus of L.A. Tackles Bullying with Remembrance and Grace

  By Humberto Capiro on March 2, 2015

  Both the Clementi family and the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (GMCLA) have experienced great loss due to homophobia. For the Clementi family, it...

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  Aretha Franklin Returns to Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE

  By Living Out Loud Staff on March 2, 2015

  Aretha Franklin, known as the “Queen of Soul,” returns to Los Angeles for a one-night-only performance at the Nokia Theatre L.A LIVE on August 2nd,...

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  Planned Parenthood Los Angeles CEO/President Sue Dunlap Discusses PPLA Food Fare

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 5, 2015

  For a second straight year, the Planned Parenthood Los Angeles Food Fare will take place at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif. Tickets for this...

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  Are You A DAYBREAKER or A Snoozer?

  By Daizy Neri on February 27, 2015

  Most people in Los Angeles never associate parties or dancing with their morning, and that’s because we have so many night spots and practically no...

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  Two Mexican Recording Artists Take the World and Two Bulls By the Horns

  By Humberto Capiro on February 27, 2015

  One thing that I always recall about the music industry is that Bruce Springsteen recorded his Nebraska album/CD in a Portastudio which was the first...

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  Regional Mexican Music Singers Paquita La Del Barrio, El Dasa Unite Yet Again

  By Ramon Aviles on February 27, 2015

  Paquita la del Barrio returns to Los Angeles on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015 at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE as part of her “45 Años Cantandole...

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  5 Reasons Why Focus Is A Must-See

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 2, 2015

  Warner Bros. Pictures’ Focus is now playing in theaters nationwide. The romantic dark comedy flick stars Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Rodrigo Santoro, Gerald McRaney and...

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  Angelica Page Talks Career, “Edge,” “Turning Page” and L.A.

  By Marvin Vasquez on March 5, 2015

  As a kid Angelica Page purposely evaded the acting scene because of her timid ways, and that was at a time when many people pictured...

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  Review: Rain or Shine, Air + Style Brings the Noise

  By Evan Solano on February 24, 2015

  Steve Aoki is a lot like the postal service, whether by rain or snow or sleet he will deliver. Despite the inclement weather that descended...

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