Christine N. Ziemba
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California, United States
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Atsuko Okatsuka on Joy, Trauma and Sticking Up for the Underdogs
Joy, pain, and underdogs. → Read More
Fabulous Events Happening This Weekend In LA And SoCal: Aug. 6
Catch the Perseids meteor shower. Watch a tribute to J. Dilla. Road trip to an oyster farm. Sip Oaxacan coffee. Relive the Cold War flicks of the '80s. Explore art inspired by cult films. → Read More
The Best Things To Do This Weekend in Southern California: July 16
Roller skate through a disco garden. Fly a kite at a community fest. Support your local artisan at a SoCal makers fair. Watch a new doc about Anthony Bourdain. Bring your Doxie to a meetup. → Read More
The Best Online And IRL Events Happening In SoCal This Week: Jan. 18
Honor the legacy of MLK. Watch Groundlings' storytellers reveal dark secrets. Celebrate the women-owned restaurants with a takeout food fest. → Read More
Top Online Events This Week To Ease You Into 2021: Jan. 4
Ease into 2021 with a "Golden Girls" parody or a couch concert from Lord Huron. Catch the Marx Brothers on the big screen. Go deep into the bat cave(s). → Read More
What to do in SoCal Arts and Culture This Week (August 17 – 23)
This week, let’s lift up marginalized voices in our Southern California communities. → Read More
36 Awesome Events in Southern California This Weekend:
'Tis the season for Día de los Muertos events, fall festivals, Halloween parties, Victorian zombies, corgis on the beach and Glenn Danzig. → Read More
28 Awesome Events Happening In Southern California This Weekend:
The Lotus Festival blooms in Echo Park, a Roadhouse parody opens in Long Beach, a glow-in-the-dark ramen experience pops up in Echo Park and the Lucas Museum holds its first public event in Leimert Park. → Read More
17 Of The Best Things To Do In Southern California This Week:
Mavis Staples. Powerpoint comedy. Tiki drinks. Boyle Heights street food. Your week looks strong. → Read More
19 Of The Coolest Things To Do In Southern California This Week
From goat yoga and an Anthony Bourdain tribute to the history of 3D in art and all-you-can eat tacos, welcome to Southern California. → Read More
21 awesome events this weekend in Southern California
This Southern California weekend is flush with summer fun — from Pride Week and a design festival to free concerts and a Tom Hanks theater debut. → Read More
Modern Family Review: "Mother's Day" (Episode 2.21)
The Pritchetts and the Dunphys come together celebrate Mother’s Day the old-fashioned way—with lots of bickering served up with guilt on the side. In last night’s episode, the three families’ storylines were closely woven together, but without the numerous highs or lows of previous episodes. This episode ran right down the middle, which is too bad because it was a perfect night to hand over the… → Read More
Bill Hader Takes Center Stage in Documentary Now's Spalding Gray Parody
Documentary Now isn't afraid to take chances and play the long game for a joke, even with documentaries that focus on serious subject matter → Read More
Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief
While much of the ideological content in Oscar winner Alex GibneyGoing Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief has circulated online for years, there were still a number of items to be learned from watching the film and hearing from the men who made it. Here are 10 memorable moments from a recent screening and Q&A. → Read More
Trust Me
We’ve always known Gregg as a capable, nuanced actor, but with Trust Me, he proves himself a confident writer-director, as well. → Read More
#Horror
Actress-designer Tara Subkoff (When the Bough Breaks, All Over Me) brings her film, fashion and art expertise to #Horror, her first foray as a feature writer-director. The modern morality play/slasher pic is a prime example of style over substance. → Read More
The Family Fang
With two feature films now, Jason Bateman has proven himself as a director adept in capturing the misanthropic tendencies of his outsider characters. → Read More
Documentary Now! Takes On Hollywood in a Crackling Two-Part Finale
The show saves some of the funniest, most laugh-out-loud moments of the season for the finale. → Read More
Dinna Fash: Here's Your Definitive Ranking of Outlander Season One Episodes
Somewhere between the pilot episode, “Sassenach,” and its Season One finale, “To Ransom a Man’s Soul,” the Starz series Outlander moved from an occasional guilty pleasure viewing to utterly binge worthy, must-see TV. → Read More
Portlandia Review: "No Olympics" (Episode 2.09)
Is Portlandia hitting its sophomore slump? We love this show, but after Friday’s “No Olympics” episode, we want to pull its hipster card just for a little bit. Despite the guest turns by Kyle MacLachlan as the Mayor and Johnny Marr (The Smiths, Modest Mouse) as a bike valet customer, it wasn’t enough to salvage the uneven—and we’ll say it—unfunny episode. → Read More