Rock the Bells’ raucous roar
Posted in Los Angeles on August 19th, 2008 Rock the Bells’ raucous roar
The crowd bellows its approval as A Tribe Called Quest and the Pharcyde turn in kinetic hip-hop sets at the annual Devore festival.
You know a music festival is stacked to the gills with talent when Rakim, considered the father of modern hip-hop lyricism, is stuck playing the 2:30 p.m. slot in the scorching San Bernardino summer sun.
Tuesdays at CineSpace
Steve Aoki and the ironic-hipster set do Tuesdays right
China Art Objects Presents Art Nite at Mountain Bar
Where local artists mingle and compare muses
‘A Wedding’ at the Lobero Theatre
William Bolcom’s comic work, based on a Robert Altman film, is hitched to an exceptional cast in Santa Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA — Every wedding he ever attended was, in some way, a disaster, the late filmmaker Robert Altman claims in a featurette that accompanies the DVD of his 1978 comedy, “A Wedding.” The more wealth involved, of course, the greater the potential for madcap mishap.


