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October 2008 Archives
The last Wednesday of every month marks the first in a series of video DJ sets at Winston's in Hollywood. Classic 80's, Hip Hop, Rock and Pop videos are cut to the beats of DJ Spider, DJ Steve1der, Mister Best (Smash Bros.) and DJ Haul. Guaranteed a great way to get the party rolling into Halloween madness, costumes are encouraged. But your fiercest dancing shoes will get you through the door for sure.
10pm-2am
Winston's
7746 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA
Cinema Tuesdays is proud to present the U.S. Premiere of Part of the Weekend Never Dies at Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán on Tuesday, October 28 in association with Anthem Magazine.Directed by Partizan director Saam Farahmand and Soulwax together, this kinetic music documentary captures all of the excitement, chaos and humor of Soulwax's world tour. The film also features 2manydj's, James Murphy, Nancy Whang, Erol Alkan, Tiga, Justice, Busy P, So-Me, Peaches, Kitsuné, Klaxons and many more with interviews and LOTS of music.
The premiere for Part of the Weekend Never Dies will feature special guest DJ sets from Jason Bentley and C-Town plus a special performance by Daedalus, complimentary drinks courtesy of Belvedere Vodka, and a Halloween costume contest. The best dressed guest will win an exclusive Halloween meet and greet with Busy P and Justice at The Montalbán, a limited edition pair of Busy P x Nike Air Force 1 sneakers from 1WORLD collection, a one-year subscription to Anthem Magazine and a pair of VIP tickets to HARD Fest on Halloween night.
8pm: Reception with DJ Jason Bentley
9pm: Screening
10pm: Afterparty with performance by Daedalus and DJ C-Town
RSVP Required: flux.net/weekend
Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán
1615 Vine Street
Hollywood, CA 90028
This past Tuesday, October 21 marked the opening of Adele Lack's highly-anticipated solo exhibition "Small Miracles" at The Montalbán Gallery in Hollywood. The Berlin artist created a series of 27 micro paintings that are so small, they require a magnifying glass to view them. The collection of tiny tableaus drew a massive crowd of VIP guests at the private opening and has been generating much attention. Not to be missed, the show will be on view through Sunday, October 26.Small Miracles: The Paintings of Adele Lack
The Montalbán Gallery
1615 Vine Street
Hollywood, CA
On View through Sunday, October 26, 2008
Gallery Hours:
Friday & Saturday: 11am - 10pm
Sunday: 12pm-8pm
The event will feature live screenprinting of t-shirts with design by Max Erdenberger, Jimm Lasser, Jessica Louise, Megan McGinley, Lenny Mesina, Keith Scharwath and more.
Designs + Drinks + DJ's + Delicious Baked Treats
6-11pm
Fresh Pressed
4646 Hollywood Blvd (Vermont St)
Los Feliz
Lola's Los Angeles solo exhibition "The Wondermental" opens at Corey Helford Gallery on Saturday, October 25. I am looking forward to her highly-anticipated show, which will feature twenty two new works and tells the story of a little boy who escapes from home. In addition to Lola's amazing artistic talent, she handpicks all of the antique frames for her paintings, often finding them at swap meets. Love this special touch!!Lola
The Wondermental
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 25 7-10pm
Corey Helford Gallery
8522 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA
Let The Right One In
Tuesday, October 14
7pm: Reception with special guest DJ Valida
8pm: Screening
RSVP Required: Flux
Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán
1615 Vine Street
Hollywood, CA 90028
Tonight's screening is Wong Kar Wai's Ashes of Time Redux. The film is a reworking of his legendary martial arts epic.
7pm: Reception with food and drinks
8pm: Screening
Free with RSVP: flux.net/ashesoftime
Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán
1615 Vine Street
Hollywood, CA 90028
Highlights from How To Practice Airplane Etiquette tips...
Don't get drunk during (or before) the flight. You may be having the time of your life, but your fellow passengers may not think so (there are airlines which don't allow any passengers on board suspected of being over the limit on alcohol consumption).
Do not make jokes about bombs or terrorism. The movies don't exaggerate, you really will be removed from a plane and possibly permanently banned from the airline over what you thought was a harmless and obvious joke.
Do not pack strong smelling foods (e.g. tuna sandwich) to eat on the plane.
Taking off your shoes generally will not be appreciated by your neighbors, but if you have to, it would be best to ask first. Removing one's shoes is generally accepted on trans-continental or other very long flights but always be respectful of others.
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