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CONTENTS
Kate Winslet wearing gorgeous gems provided by Bulgari, a sponsor of the 2009 Golden Globes. Winslet won two Golden Globes for her roles in both The Reader, and Revolutionary Road.
CELEBRITY
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Golden Globes Best Dressed Golden Globes Gift Suite Scene in LA
FEATURE
10 A Conversation With Dr. Carole S. Disenhof
MUSIC
18 Get to Know Analog Smith The Ukrainian 19 AZA, Queen of Rap
20 Indie Rock Star Jimmy Lloyds
SHOPPING 22 It’s Time to Shop-
Robertson Blvd. Style!
PUBLISHER/EDITOR Prather Jackson
FILM Iman Lyons
VICE PRESIDENT Bernice Harris
LIFE & STLYE EDITOR Niki Shadrow
VP MARKETING Michael D. Coxson
OPERATIONS Erskine D. McSwain (1991-2000)
DIR. OF MARKETING Launy Rhem
ARTS
ADVERTISING Joseph Mandel
27 Check out the 2009
DISTRIBUTOR NEWSWAYS
28 LA Theater Beat
ASSOCIATE EDITOR Anthony Calderon
INDUSTRY
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Chelsea Patterson
LA Arts Show
30 Sunset, Sunrise-
Sunset Bronson teams up with Sunset Gower Studios
SPECIAL FEATURE 37 Special 2009 Inaugural Bonus Edition
ELECTRONICS
GRAPHIC DESIGN Chelsea Patterson PHOTOGRAPHY Bill Jones
PRODUCTION MANAGER Hector Santacruz CONTRIBUTORS Stefanie Farfan D’Castro Anthony Calderon Lili Ramirez Leah Michele Yananton Sarah Klegman Jessica Amodeo Pamela Spyrs Adam Freeman Pockross Andy Nguyen Rachel Stuhler Jenny Werth K. Carlson Leah Yananton Rayne Sieling Steve Zall Sid Fish
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JANUARY/FEBRUARY JANUARY/ FEBRUARY 2009
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Niki Shadrow’s Best Dressed Picks For The 2009 Golden Globes Red Carpet
Kate Winslet in Yves Saint Laurent
Jennifer Lopez in Marchesa
Eva Longoria in Reem Acra
Eva Mendes in Dior
Amy Adams in Oscar de la Renta
Beyonce’ in Ellie Saab
Golden Glob By Felicia Kamriani
Nathalie DuBois welcomed 2009 Golden Globe nominees, presenters and special guests to her DPA World Experience gifting lounge at the Beverly Hills Penninsula Hotel. Three suites brimmed with bling, goodies and libations... and celebs!
LUXURIES
South Pacific Management gifted 20 stays at two irresistible over-water Tahitian hotels, Bora Bora Pearl Resorts & Spa and Le Taha’a. In a mere 7 hour flight, guests can depart the red carpet and arrive in paradise. Over the holidays, Hayden Panettiere and Neil Patrick Harris made the escape. Bluebreztel matches the color of the garments to pigments in famous artwork. Care to have a tee the color of Mona Lisa’s eyes? How about one with the hue of Beluga Caviar?
gold vermeil necklaces. Most to unwind. pieces in the line are one-of-akind separates, making mixing Sphatika not only offered a terand matching a new obsession. ry cloth travel pack of its most popular natural products, but Bamboo Hugs baby products, an actual spa featuring holisitic created by a rock n’ roll mom treatments. Elixer of Quark Crysto benefit sensitive kid skin, are tal? Gentle cleansing facial? Foot organic, UV protected and multi- rub? The perfect prep for onfunctional. Plus, Bamboo gives a camera presenters portion of its proceeds to various charity organizations. What’s not Masseuses from Massage Express to love? kneaded anxieties away. Within a Balinese-inspired Zen lounge, Pull-in Underwear’s funky mix guests reclined on pillowy beds of art and crystals provided an for a dreamy escape. Not a Goldexpressive way to make a state- en nominee? No worries, travelment... in private. ing therapists make house or office visits to pamper all clients. Legendary jewelry by legend Henri J. Sillam offered nominees Giddy perfectionist, Daniel, proan exclusive assortment of exqui- vided his own luxury den for his site customized pieces. Perfect LongMi Lash applications. In a for global occasions. matter of minutes, celebs could obtain longer, fuller lashes, which SODAlicious couture gowns spar- last far beyond the end of the red kled and dazzled all attendees, carpet into months of carefree including Twilight actress Ashley beauty. Greene.
Innovative designer, Eva Varro, showed her collection of bold de- Pupperazzi gifted items for those signs, sleek fits and flowing fab- best friends in our lives. Cats inrics, making a lasting impression cluded. on all guests seeking a golden look.
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traordinaire created artistic Golden Globe thirst tempters, with squeezed grapes, Damrak gin and And for those seeking to bliss-out St. Germain Elberberry liquor. Henderson Designs motherpre-Globes, the DPA gifting suite daughter team, Whitney and Michele, showcased their 22 carat, created a Zen retreat for guests Organic Steaz, seemed to be win6 HOLLYWOOD WEEKLY
es Gift Suite ning awards for its thirst quenching, anti-oxidant rich, green teas. This conscious company features photos of Steaz Fair Trade farmers on its cans.
infamous goody bags including such treasures as: Natura Bisse, Leonor Grey and Planet Botanicals spa products, yoga accessories by Spiritual Gangster, Deepak Chopra’s inspirational books, Expressive Fortunes provided an SIGG water bottles and so much updated twist on the asian favor- more! ite with small and giant cookies that guests devoured in hopeful anticipation of the nestled customized message.
GUESTS
Some VIPs included Isabelle Fuhrman (The Orphan), Kathy Hilton, Blair Underwood, Melissa George (nominee, In Treatment), Amanda Righetti (The Mentalist), AnnaLynne McCord (90210), Sir Ian McKellen (XMen), Sally Hawkins (Golden Globe Best Actress Winner), Ashley green (Twilight), Viola Davis (nominee, Doubt), Kate Flannery (nominee, The Office), Guillermo Diaz (nominee, Weeds), Mathew Weiner (Creator Mad Men and Golden Globes Winner), Cassidy Whirman, (nominee, Entourage), Scott Buck (Dexter Producer), Amanda Ghost, Scott McFarnon and Ian Dench (nominees, Best Original Song with Beyonce).
GIFT BAG
Guests walked away with the
Above: Kathy Hilton with Henry J Sillam ring, Sir Ian McKellen, AnnaLynne and Rachel McCord, Viola Davis and Expressive fortunes.
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Scene in LA By Niki Shadrow
Reese Witherspoon
People’s Choice Awards Shrine Auditorium Splash News
Simon Cowe ll, Kara DioGuardi, P aula Abdul, Randy Ja ckson
American Id ol Auditions Los Angeles , CA Splash New s
Carrie Underwood
Peoples Choice Awards Shrine Auditorium Splash News
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People’s Choice Awards Shrine Auditorium Splash News
Eva Mendes
The Art of Elysium charity event Red carpet arrivals Splash News
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Written by Anthony Calderon
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n Greek Mythology, Prometheus gave the gift of fire to the human race, transforming us instantly. As a married man I’ve got to be careful going around comparing other women to Greek Gods and Goddesses, but Clinical Psychologist Carole Disenhof’s book “Talk The Weight Off” is so revolutionary in nature, that as I sat talking with her in her Beverly Hills office I kept thinking about how important her message is to all of us, and I couldn’t shake this Prometheus metaphor of “giving something to people that would completely change their lives.” Now don’t expect too much back-story on Dr. Disenhof because she practices a concept called “Transference,” where her role with her clients is becoming a “blank screen” so her clients can transfer any feelings they have onto her. This means that any issues you may have with your mom, father, brother, sister, cousin, grandparents, friends, spouses, girlfriends, boyfriends or whoever, to you, Dr. Disenhof can be all of these people. For this to be effective, you can’t know anything about her: whether she’s married, divorced, if she likes dogs or cats, her political views – nothing. She has to be a clean slate so you can make her into whoever you need her to be.
my clients because the transference is the cure. When my clients resolve their transference with me or a group member, the problem automatically gets resolved with the person with whom they had the issue. They don’t even have to go back to that person because they’re resolving it with one person to whom they transfered their feelings.”
Transference. It’s something we all do, everyday, for better or for worse. Anybody we meet we immediately categorize them into our mental rolodex of people we’ve met DR. CAROLE S. DISENHOF: “Trans- and relationships we’ve had before. We ference is an unconscious process where judge books by remembering the covers of you transfer feelings that you have toward “other books.” someone in your life, past or present, onto a neutral person, such as myself, or if it’s Monty Python has a great sketch where a a group a neutral group member, and treat man walks into an office and says, “Hi, that person as if they are the person in your I’d like to buy an argument.” The man is life who you really have good feelings for directed to a room where he says to the or bad feelings for, and there’s something man in the room, “Hi, I’m here to buy an about it you need to resolve. Now, because argument.” The man in the room says, “No that feeling is unresolved, that’s why most you’re not.” The first man says, “Yes, I am.” people are overweight, because they “eat” This goes on for about five minutes until the man in the room says, “Okay, that’ll be down those unresolved feelings.” $50.” Unbeknownst to him, the first man HW: “So, you’re truly a woman for all had begun his “argument” without even seasons.” realizing it. In this same way, many people in Dr. Disenhof’s office begin their “treatDR. DISENHOF: “I’m a chameleon for
ment” without realizing it. A potential client will walk into her office and tell her they want to lose weight. As they start talking Dr. Disenhof will ask if they would like to start the process, to which they may respond, “No, I don’t think so.” They’ve now changed their mind. When Dr. Disenhof asks why they’ve had a change of heart, they may say something like: “I just came to see what this is about, and I don’t want to do it.” When Dr. Disenhof inquires further, their true feelings will start to show – “You know, I just don’t like you. I think you’re a bitch. I don’t like the way you talk. I don’t think you’re a nice person.” At this point Dr. Disenhof will ask, “Well, who in your life is not a nice person?” Essentially, she’s searching for the “person” she is reminding this potential client of, once realized, she can bring this “transference” to their attention, letting them know the Part One of their treatment has already begun. DR. DISENHOF: “Finding out who the basis of any transference is like solving a mystery in the beginning. But then they’ll tell me that their mother was a b---h, and their boss is a b---h, and they think all HOLLYWOOD WEEKLY11
women are b-----s, and now I can point out their transference, so they can give me a chance to help them resolve this with me. Then it will automatically be resolved with their mother, boss or whoever was the source of their transference. Dr. Disenhof is able to discover the root of these painful memories, and lend herself out as a sounding board for her clients to find closure. These are the real issues that lie beneath overeating, what floats to the top are the excuses most of us create and live with to avoid confronting our emotional wounds...and Dr. Disenhof has heard them all. Most of these ridiculous examples of self-denial make up the subchapters of “Talk The Weight Off.” I don’t have room here for my Top Ten self-rationalizations for being overweight, so here’s my Top 3 because I’ve actually used these myself: (1) “I just have a habit of overeating.” (2) “I like food more than you do.” And (3) “Being big just runs in my genes.” Of course, Dr. Disenhof has an answer for anything you can conjure up, but she did highlight some points about the reality of being an overweight child: DR. DISENHOF: “There are legitimate concerns with hereditary predispositions to body shape, and your inherent metabolism, but there’s a point where overeating begins to dictate your weight. What’s more common are children who overeat to calm themselves down because they’re constantly hearing their parents fighting. Then you have bad eating habits that are passed down from parents to their children, so these kids grow up thinking that being overweight is normal, until their peers gradually become more important to them and now their weight has turned into a problem. They develop insecurities and feel hurt and their own emotional issues take on a life of their own, and they start overeating for their own reasons, independent of their parent’s initial poor eating examples.” 12 HOLLYWOOD WEEKLY
Overeating is also a buffer against the outside world – being overweight literally acts as a way of not letting anyone get close to you – but for some of Dr. Disenhof’s clients the objective of keeping people at a distance is not relegated to just their physical appearance: DR. DISENHOF: “I call it the ‘Intimacy Dance.’ My clients will complain that they can’t find anyone to get in a meaningful relationship with, but when they go on dates they say and do everything they can to turn the person away. They’ll criticize them and complain – you name it – because deep down inside they don’t feel they’re worthy of anyone’s love. This is a very serious, psychological problem. People need to find their pain, and discover what they’re trying to push down with their eating.” HW: “So, dieting doesn’t address the real issue at all.” DR. DISENHOF: “Absolutely not, because now, before you’ve even recognized whatever trauma it is you had that started you on this path, you’re taking away the one thing that’s bringing you comfort. So, now you’re depriving yourself of food and your problem still exists. You’re going to end up breaking your diet and eating twice as much as you did before to compensate for the pain you put yourself through. That’s why I tell people if you want to gain weight, go on a diet.” Near the end of my interview with Dr. Disenhof she told me the best way for people to choose a Psychologist, which is to look for someone with whom they have a transference. What kind of reaction are you having with your Psychologist? Are you able to tap into emotions that need to be explored? It’s really up to the Psychologist to be clever enough to identify what your transference is, but we should also be aware of what is going on and play a part in
our own recovery. Transference has been the elephant in the room for most of us. The reason why we find ourselves attaching to people we really shouldn’t be with, or rebuffing people for reasons we don’t understand. They say a Lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client. Doctors also prefer not to diagnose themselves – even Barbers rarely cut their own hair. So, how can we expect to solve our own psychological problems on our own? If you think you may have some hidden emotional issues I would think it’s worth it to at least go for a free consultation… If you have to transfer your anger onto someone, better do it on a Professional and give your family and friends a well needed break...
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Available at Amazon.com or Barnes&Noble.com Dr. Disenhof does individual, couple and group psychology in her Beverly Hills office. She offers a free consultation. Just call her- She WILL help!
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Get to Know “I've received hundreds of demos and CD's from bands starting out, and I'm just not impressed with most of them. There were two that I've received that I was actually blown away by. The first was Puddle of Mud, which I recommended to be signed but nobody listened in time. The second is a band that I'm proud to introduce to you tonight, Analog Smith. My man Frank (Barbano) gave me their CD a few weeks ago and I gave it a listen and – WOW! Powerful stuff both lyrically and musically. If you represent a label and you’re out there... listen up. These guys are truly amazing”. Mark McGrath on rock band Analog Smith at the House of Blues Sunset. Analog Smith is a no frills, in-your-face mix of guts and good songwriting, ready to enter the next stage. On Analog Smith, their solid debut selftitled album, the blues roots turn into a power ballad and the voice of Coby Ryan McLaughlin explodes into an electrifying guitar riff. While unpredictably eclectic, the common link in Analog Smith’s music is the band’s ability to understand the importance of silences and of the fact that power for the sake of power is useless. But you’re only as good as your drummer. “Being a drummer, the most fun thing that I do is rocking out on stage and getting people to move to what I am laying down,” says Andrew “Drew” Walter. “However, if we are just rocking for rocking's sake and there is no substance there, you’re faking WEEKLY it instead of really feeling the HOLLYWOOD 18 music.”
“For me, I try to not only play what works best for the song, but many times I try and write drum parts that one wouldn't expect or that is not just a ‘cookie cutter’ or ‘insert here’ type of a part,” says Drew, who also digs quite a bit of 311, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sublime, and Bob Marley. “They are where I get my groove from.” While influences vary, the band has a high standard when choosing a role model. “Led Zeppelin is our primary template as a band,” says Phil, the riff man. “They could do it all, from acoustic to heavy metal, but maintaining a consistent vibe throughout.”
That steadiness of purpose was needed to enter the studio, and the guys pulled it off. “We were able to really function efficiently as a band, with democracy and creative integrity under pressure and a tight deadline,” says Phil about the fourday recording session at the Sonora Studios in Los Feliz. “It was a great test of our trust on each other, but we realized what we are capable of pulling off musically,” says Drew. The self-produced crash course in recording paid off: Analog Smith faithfully showcases the band’s writing capabilities and musical intuitiveness. But if Drew is the pumping heart, Coby is the band’s soul. He has the raspiness and mood of Chris Cornell, the range of Robert Plant, and a unique ability to think in terms of the songs themselves, instead of just craving power for power alone Short in funds but rich in ideas, AS was forced to be efficient in the studio. Expanding on its strong demos, the band eventually found a new voice that they didn’t even know they had. “At that point, we were comfortable enough in our environment and with ourselves to have enough faith in what we were doing,” Coby says. “The studio wasn't some scary two-headed monster anymore, but a tool for infinite creativity. I could have stayed there forever.” Once it clicked, it never let go. The album was mostly recorded live, with no more than three takes. “We all said ‘screw it’ at one point, and just did what we know how to do,” says Coby. Despite being together for a little over a year, by the time they got to the studio AS was a well-oiled machine known in the underground for their stirring live performances. “I think collectively we’re all old enough to let our ego's go and just serve the music and each other,” says Coby. “Understanding your role and being part of the greater good makes it all a lot easier to do our jobs. Ultimately, we’re just there to serve the bitch goddess that is the music.” Analog Smith is: Coby Ryan McLaughlin (vocals), Phil Mannle (guitar), Shaun Benson (bass) Andrew Walter - drums www.myspace.com/analogsmith
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eauty with brass knuckles describes the hottest talent poised to rock the Hollywood rap scene, as AZA (Asha) brings the cold war stateside with her own brand of hip hop. For AZA, music was a childhood friend she kept throughout adulthood, and as she emerges as rap music’s newest female super star, she is a force to be reckoned with. Ukraine maintains the second largest military force in Europe, so it’s no surprise why the illustrious AZA continues to challenge the rap game with guns blazing. As the self-proclaimed “Ukrainian Queen of Rap”, AZA has stepped into the game to put her home country on the map and take the crown.
The multi-disciplined writer and lyricist, originally worked in the Ukraine as a broadcast journalist, produced her own shows and was a recognizable public figure, including a former Miss Ukraine. Since coming to Los Angeles, AZA has become a member of SAG, appearing in several television shows and movies such as “That 70’s Show”, “That’s So Raven”, “Must Love Dogs”, among many others. Recently, AZA wrote, produced in the feature film titled “Ms. Nobody” which screened at the Cannes International film Festival. With a thirst for destroying the weak and annihilating fake rappers, AZA takes on all comers but no prison-
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ers in her upcoming video blog “AZA BATTLE RAP”. If you’ve got what it takes to challenge the queen, take your shot. Contestants will have the chance to win 100 dollars weekly and the chance to dethrone the self proclaimed “Ukrainian Queen of Rap.” “I’m taking on the entire rap community, because that’s what the music was originally about. I have a lot of old school influence, so I’m no stranger to rap battles in the park where’d you see Doug E Fresh beat boxing, Slick Rick freestyling and someone from the neighborhood trying to step up to the challenge. I want to tap in to the people who still appreciate real Hip Hop and Rap music.”
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immy Lloyds self-titled debut cd is far from flawless and equally distant from tragic. This album proves why Jimmy Lloyd has become a staple in the underground and Independent Rock music scene.
“... his ability to tap into the angry, heartbroken, loving, jealous and maniacal extremes of society help to position Jimmy Lloyd as an authority on American Rock culture.
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Featuring the single Cop-Bar, the catchy track proves reminiscent of his self-proclaimed “Pure American Hell Raising” music. With a completely different and contemporary sound, his ability to tap into the angry, heartbroken, loving, jealous and maniacal extremes of society help to position Jimmy Lloyd as an authority on American Rock culture. His songs differentiate themselves from most independent rock albums with unpretentious and creative styles. Although incomparable to any album in this genre, his lyrics about emotionally charged relationships are mainstream enough to appeal to a wide range of listeners. The well placed lyrics in “Half Human”, “Our Love Is Like”, and “Siddhartha In a Chevy” successfully analyze our society and all of its complications and confusion. Doing much of his writing on the road, singer-songwriter Jimmy Lloyd creates acoustic based rock music with an audacious attitude and a rebellious sound. Jimmy has a talent for singing about people everywhere and an American life that is all too familiar to all of us. Jimmy Lloyd’s vocals evoke some rough edges and a lot of down- home charisma. His extremely passionate lyrics and subtle melodies reveal a love of mainstream rock and roll with a soft spot for indie culHOLLYWOOD WEEKLY 20ture.
Jimmy Lloyd His freshman Eliptic / Arson release is a glimpse into the mind of an emerging rock superstar and can be considered one of the timeless pieces contributing to an already memorable era. This record demands attention with its personal yet universal themes and Jimmy’s musical tone brings a familiar quality to this album, which most people will recognize as damn good music.
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It’s Time To Shop! By: Jenny Werth
It’s time to shop, Robertson Boulevard-style baby! Now, I know, I know, I can hear your objections already- but it’s too expensive!; too pretentious; way over my budget! And yes, that may normally be true. But, my fashion forward readers, there IS an up-side to this economy mess and that’s in one very important word: SALE! See, the $300 billion retail industry is trying to starve off their record bad 2008 by offering sale prices that make shoppers smile. And although the second ‘Black Friday’ has long passed, enticing ‘sale’ signs, block figures and crafty window stickers still line most of the trendy stores up and down one of West Hollywood’s most popular shopping sites. Do you need another reason to support the sales? How about making it your “good cause” of the day? Seriously! It’s the small retailers who struggle the most in a recession. They are the ones who are at the most risk of going out of business first. So, why don’t we join together and go show our love for our fellow business owners? I can already hear you putting those credit cards back in your wallet…. You good shopper, you. Just think of it, an excuse to cruise over to super-hip lisa kline and actually be able to leaf through their fabulous items of what usually bring an “ahhh, if only I’d married rich.” Well, it no longer matters! Who needs rich when there are wonderful sales? Hurry ladies! This just may be your chance to purchase that gorgeous fur collared vest, or how about that fantastic black number with the ‘just right’ amount of beaded pieces calling attention to the sexy low back? It’s true, right now, lisa kline is offering a tempting sale on regular priced items from $100 to $400 reduced by 30%. Lisa kline is sitting pretty at 136 South Robertson Blvd. If you are looking for something unique but a bit more understated, there is the sale going on just a few doors down at Vince. In
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The 14th Annual Los Angeles Art Show moves to its new venue in 2009. Only the Los Angeles Convention Center could hold this year’s unprecedented showcase including over 135 prominent galleries from around the globe, exhibiting for sale a dazzling array of art from Rembrandt to Ruscha and beyond. Whether you’re out to acquire or simply be inspired, you must experience the powerful impact of over 15,000 paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, video, and sculpture, from master works of the past to cutting edge contemporary, at this internationally acclaimed event. The most important encyclopedic international art fair in the world awaits you! Now in existence for nearly twenty-five years, the Los Angeles IFPDA Fine Print Fair joined the Los Angeles Art Show in 2008, adding another unique aspect to the Show. Exhibitors in the Fine Print Fair are all members of the International Fine Print Dealers Association, a non-profit organization of art dealers, galleries and publishers in the field of fine prints who are committed to the highest standards of quality, ethics, and connoisseurship, and to promoting a greater appreciation of fine prints among collectors and the public. Visitors will have an opportunity to view and purchase fine prints across a broad spectrum of price from Old Master, German Expressionist, antique and modern Japanese, 18th and 19th-century European, 19th-century American, American Regionalist, Latin-American, and Modern works to Contemporary masterworks and new editions. For more information on the IFPDA and it’s membership, please visit www.ifpda.org
supporters from the general public, MOCA Contemporaries, LACMA Muse, the Getty, etc. Sponsored by Angelino Magazine, this free Art of Fashion Party is deejayed by noted artist DJ Lenuga- Eamon Ore-Giron. The LA Art Show is an encyclopedic event that embraces all forms of artistic expressions showcasing everything from cutting-edge contemporary installations to works by Renoir and Monet. In exhibiting a diverse array of art styles from emerging artists to museum quality masterpieces, the show provides visitors the opportunity to see the evolution and revolution of art, through time and see, first hand, how all art is connected. The show runs January 21st-25th, 2009 and has relocated from Santa Monica’s Baker Hanger to the larger and more accessible LA Convention Center. For more information on the 2009 LA ART SHOW and the 24th annual LA IFPDA FINE PRINT FAIR, log on to:
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The holidays are finally over, the kids are back in school, and the Los Angeles area theatres are ringing in the New Year with a wave of new productions such as:
“You, Nero”
is about a roman emperor who decides to commission a play that could be the biggest hit ever for the coliseum. Written by Amy Freed and directed by Sharon Ott, it runs January 4 through January 25 at the South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa. For tickets call 714-708-5555 or visit www.scr.org.
“Gem of the Ocean” is about a young man who visits a 287-year-old healer who
sends him on a magical journey across history. Written by August Wilson and directed by Ben Bradley, it runs January 9 through February 22 at The Fountain Theatre in Los Angeles. For tickets call 323-663-1525 or visit www.FountainTheatre.com.
“Around the World in 80 Days” tells of a man who on a bet travels around
the world in 80 days in the early 1800’s. Written by Jules Verne, adapted for stage by Mark Brown and directed by Michael Butler, it runs January 10 to February 8 at the Laguna Playhouse in Laguna Beach. For tickets call 949-497-2787 or visit www. lagunaplayhouse.com.
“Ceremonies in Dark Old Men”
Around the World in 80 Days
is the portrait of a Harlem family that dreams of a better life, but pursues it in tragic ways. Written by Lonne Elder III and directed by Judyann Elder, it runs January 14 through January 18 at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. For tickets call 310-827-0889 or visit www.latw.org.
“Resignation Day”
reviews the Nixon resignation through a famous author troubled by foreclosures, investigations, women, his son, and his cow. Written by Charles Pike and directed by David LM McIntyre, it runs January 16 to February 21 at the Sacred Fools Theater in Hollywood. For tickets call 310-281-8337 or visit www. sacredfools.org.
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“Murder on the Bounding Main” is about a passenger killed on a cruise and
Resignation Day
the detective who investigates the murder. Written by Jack Chansler and directed by Tom Moses, it runs January 16 through February 21 at the Sierra Madre Playhouse in Sierra Madre. For tickets call 626-256-3809 or visit www.sierramadreplayhouse.org.
“The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit”
is about five young Latino men who all believe their salvation lies in owning a magical suit. Written by Ray Bradbury and directed by Alan Neal Hubbs, it runs January 17 through February 15 at the Fremont Centre Theatre in South Pasadena. For tickets call 323-960-4451 or visit www. plays411.com/raybradbury.
“Battle Hymn” is about a pregnant girl who fights the Civil War determined not to
Murder on the Bounding Main
have her child born into a violent world. Written by Jim Leonard and directed by John Langs, it runs January 17 through February 21 at the Inside the Ford Theatre in Hollywood. For tickets call 323-461-3673 or visit www.FordTheatres.org.
“The Dining Room” deals with America’s transition into a society with less
attention to tradition and more emphasis on progress. Written by A.R. Gurney and directed by Kay Cole, it runs January 17 through February 15 at The Victory Theatre Center in Burbank. For tickets call 818-765-8732 or visit www.thevictorytheatrecenter.org.
“Macbeth”
is a tale of ambition, love, and the power of the human mind. Written by William Shakespeare and directed by Jonathan Redding, it runs January 22 through February 14 at The Powerhouse Theatre in Santa Monica. For tickets call 310-396-3680 or visit HYPERLINK “http://www.latensemble.com/” \o “http://www. latensemble.com/” www.latensemble.com.
The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit
“The Phantom of the Opera”
is a disfigured phantom beneath an opera house that captures a young soprano hoping to make her a star. Written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and directed by Harold Prince, it runs January 23 through February 21 at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood. For tickets call 213-365-3500 or visit www. broadwayla.com
“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf”
is about a bitter aging couple who, with the help of alcohol, use a young couple to fuel anguish and emotional pain towards each other. Written by HYPERLINK “http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0016361/” Edward Albee, it runs January 24 through March 1 at the NoHo Arts Center in North Hollywood. For tickets call 818.508.7101 or visit www.thenohoartscenter.com.
The Dining Room
“Stormy Weather” is a biography based on the life of Lena Horne and her de-
termination to fight for what she believed in. Written by Sharleen Cooper Cohen and directed by Michael Bush, it runs January 30 through March 1 at the Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena. For tickets call 626-356-PLAY or visit www.pasadenaplayhouse. org.
There’s a great big beautiful tomorrow, shining at the end of every day, so forget those troubles and those sorrows, take a friend out to see a play!
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Sunset Sunrise Front view of Sunset Bronson Studios
From Producer's Guild Magazine
by Sarah Klegman
in the world, with a full array of stereo-ready rigs, Iconix On November 12, Hudson Capital LLC managing partners Cameras, stereo playback and record devices. Victor Coleman and Howard Stern announced that they had In the past, the Producers Guild has enjoyed a great relabroug ht tog e the r two le g e ndary Hollywood lots, Sunse t tionship with the studios, notes Kyle Bronson and Sunset Gower Studios. Katz, the PGA’s Director of Member On the very soil where the first Benefits, “They are really exceptionally “talkie” was filmed now stands the first wonderful to work with, gracious and stereo 3D stages ever built on a studio hospitable. They couldn’t be better, reallot, the most technologically advanced ly.” The studios have donated the use of post production facility, and the largest their stages for a wide variety of PGA working independent studio. events in the past and look to extend that “We just finished building a sixrelationship into the future. This June, story, state-of-the-art post production the PGA hosted the largest General facility which is currently rented by Membership Meeting in its history at the Technicolor,” said Terri Melkonian, Sunset Bronson lot. V.P. of Sales and Marketing at Sunset Sunset Gower’s Stanley Kramer Theatre The state-of-the-art studios are home Gower and Sunset Bronson. “It’s the not only to numerous PGA events — we’ll most advanced post production facilisee you there on January 17 for the Episodic Job Forum — but ty in the world, with the absolute newest technology.” also among the widest arrays of film, television and commerThe newly combined studios are also teaming up with cial production. Offices where Lost writers collaborate, a Iconix Video for the opening of the S3D Studios. These stages are the first fully-equipped stereo 3D-ready stages of their kind screening room named for legendary independent filmmaker
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dio-wide BBQ, and even a studio magazine where various proStanley Kramer, commercial productions, independent producers, writers and filmmakers are profiled. “They can read the ductions, TV series and a multitude of events all call these stumagazine, see what’s going on, and see who is here. It cements dios their home away from their corporate home. It’s hard not the idea of community, which is what Hollywood was based on,” to feel that way when you’re on either lot says Melkonian. “It’s said Melkonian. “We started losing that with the larger studios. a great diverse group of artists and filmmakers and I think that’s It’s wonderful but when you grow and grow, you begin to lose a what makes us so unique. It doesn’t have a corporate feel little of that community feel. because it’s not a corporate Bustling Studio Lot Our studio lots are such histype of studio.” toric sites: Sunset Gower was This sort of mind-set Columbia; Sunset Bronson could be a major reason as to was WB. You can see the why the studios have been Hollywood sign from the lots. keeping so busy. Both locaWe have this community feel, tions are home to numerous we encourage people and high-profile film and television inspire people to create and shows including Heroes (NBC) excel at their craft and bring Hannah Montana (Disney), them together.” De xte r (Blind Decker/ This understanding of a Showtime), Judge Judy and producer’s needs as well as J ud g e J o e B r o wn , F am il y Bob Rafelson reminiscing with Terri Melkonian about his days filming Easy Rider at the Columbia/Sunset Gower lot and The Monkees on the overall needs of a producFe ud (Freemantle Media), Stage 7. tion has led Sunset Gower Tr i vi a l P ur s ui t ( W h e e l e r and Sunset Bronson to expand their services beyond just the Sussman) and the new ABC series In the Motherhood , as well as scope of physical production. From conference rooms to set, a multitude of other commercial productions, music videos, from special effects to sound editing, the studios are completely screenings and special events. full service. As Partner and President of the studio group, Victor “We want to continue working closely with the PGA. We are Coleman observes, “This is much more than a name change… a friend to the producer here...” said Melkonian. “We truly underWe see a prime opportunity in creating a production network stand what the producer is experiencing … so it’s not as though platform comprised of state-of-the-art facilities that operate at we forget about you and never see you again until wrap day. We the highest level. We expect to redefine what the independent stay involved and build a relationship and when there is a time studio experience will be for the foreseeable future.” that you need assistance as a producer, you feel comfortable comIn addition to the obvious technological advanceing to us. We’ve always been there as much as we can, and ments, this “redefining” of the independent studio that’s how we want to continue to be.” lots also includes bimonthly screenings in the Stanley Kramer Theatre, the occasional stu-
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