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Featured in Garage Galleries Thrive in Car-Bound Los Angeles Liz Craft, Emma Gray, Pentti Monkonnen and Thomas Solomon discuss the exhibition programmes they launched in their homes Liz Craft, Emma Gray, Pentti Monkkonen and Thomas Solomon discuss the exhibition programmes they launched in their garages.  Thomas Solomon When I moved to LA in the early 1980s, I had been director at White Columns. I was very New York: I wore black, smoked, didn’t drive. A lot of the artists I met in LA used their garages as studios so, when I decided to open a gallery in 1988, I found a t...

By Sasha Margulies, iHeart Media Feb 15, 2021 A drive-in screening of "L.A. Story" is being held to raise money to repair damages to the Paramount Ranch near Agoura Hills. The outdoor film set was charred by the massive Woolsey Fire. The blaze destroyed most of Paramount Ranch's Western Town, which was used in several movie and TV productions. The ranch was also where the television series "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman" was filmed. Co-stars Jane Seymour and Joe Lando appeared at Saturday's event to help raise money for the Paramount Ranch Restoration Fund. The Woolsey Fire blackened nearly 97-th...

By City News Service Feb 13, 2021 AGOURA HILLS (CNS) - Actress Jane Seymour and actor Joe Lando will return tonight to Paramount Ranch -- the location where their TV show “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'' was filmed -- for a sold-out, drive-in screening of “L.A. Story'' to raise money for a restoration project to repair damage from the 2018 Woolsey Fire.   More than 400 community members and park supporters are expected at the kick-off for the Paramount Ranch Restoration fund-raising campaign, which is aimed at raising $2 million needed to complete a restoration project being managed by the...

TCAMOLABDMCC WAAAAAAAH! This is getting emotional for me, chronicling the best live music shows I took in, in the last full year of them, 2019. Say you love a great pastrami sandwich. Dipped twice, dip it good. I mean, really, really love it. One of your life’s most sublime pleasures and treasures. But for whatever reason, you swear them off. Cold turkey. (Because cold pastrami does not make it.) After a while you’re OK, you’re over it, it seems. Out of sight, out of mind. But then you come across a detailed, sensual, graphic nearly pornographic description you wrote of the last time yo...