Flux has been hosting innovative screenings at The Hammer for the past several years, but this one is special. At least in our book! Filmmakers Suzi Yoonessi and David Lewandowski will be joined...
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Now that most of our Quiksilver guests have checked out of the hotel after the impressive Quiksilver Pro, we’re reminded of one of the movies screened during the weeks festivities, The...
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Tanner Hall is a story that centers on four girls coming-of-age in a boarding school. Having just been released in theaters last Friday, we’re thrilled to introduce our 2 new favorite...
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No plans for holiday Monday, September 5? If you’re in New York and feeling like you’re not ready for the beach quite yet, there’s plenty of other activities to choose from...
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Sometimes we wonder if what the world really needs is one more fragrance but Prada’s new playful scent candy won us over with this behind the scenes video of the making of their new...
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Take a look at this photo. It appears Brigitte Bardot is seducing Serge Gainsbourg in a game of footsie, eh? Look again and you’ll see Brigitte is being played by Laetitia...
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We couldn’t help but zero in on yet another list compiled by the men at GQ. This one is “13 Biggest Movie Dicks”. Hey, you can’t have a proper hero without beating a big...
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The Schwarzenegger Trilogy from Brainbow on Vimeo.
It’s not every day that someone creates art to specifically debut at The Standard, Downtown LA, but this past Tuesday we were lucky...
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Today’s graphic is a funny interpretation of Jaws subtitled. How can you possibly mess up one of Hollywoods best lines? If you can’t remember the awesome scene, take a look here for...
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Here is an old Simpsons video in homage to the opening of the new Planet of the Apes film this week — an iconic movie with endless sequels, prequels, and parodies. The upcoming...
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El Bulli has been called the best restaurant in the world. Ferran Adrià, its creator, has been deemed a brilliant innovator, the father of molecular gastronomy, or sometimes just a crazy...
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This week, we have 2 independent films opening up in theaters. Both coincidentally were darlings at Sundance, and both are about young people that struggle to find their sexual identity with...
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The documentary about Tribe Called Quest, Beats Rhymes and Life, is finally out in theaters and is getting lots of love from die-hard fans. Recently, NPR covered the doc in their own way. You...
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Poet/writer/performance artist/director/all-around-awesome-person Miranda July has been making the rounds promoting her upcoming film, The Future. The press junket for the film was recently...
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Last night was the official premiere of Friends with Benefits which premiered at The famous Ziegfield Theater Monday in New York. After the screening, all the folks headed on over to our...
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The Washington Post has a compelling series of videos entitled Night Lives which visits various walks of life during graveyard shifts — be it someone who fixes tires, or EMT squad, or...
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Artist Chris Dorland is a self-proclaimed image scavenger. If you’re familiar with his work, you’ll know what he means. Dorland creates amazing works framing found images in a new...
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We just came upon this DVD called T-Shirt Stories Directed by Dimitri Pailhe and Julien Potart. It’s a documentary on the basic T-shirt. Who would have thunk there were so...
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It’s not like us to brag (usually) but we’re having such fun at Cine-Shorts it feels like a disservice to keep it to ourselves. This week we hosted epic music video and commercial...
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For our second installment of Cine-Shorts, we were thrilled to screen the dynamic films of LA-based director Albert Reed. If Albert’s mug looks a bit familiar to you, it’s because...
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It’s 4th of July weekend. By all means, go find a body of water somewhere (Pool Side at The Standard, Hollywood perhaps?), throw something delicious on the BBQ, grab a beer, and work on...
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