We’re proud to sponsor FilmOut San Diego’s 17th year. We’re also happy to provide tickets to our fans for this wonderful event. The mission of FilmOut San Diego is to enlighten, educate, and entertain the communities of San Diego County & beyond through the exhibition of LGBT-themed films. FilmOut San Diego seeks to recognize, promote, celebrate and support the important diverse artistic contributions LGBT filmmakers make to our community. Continue reading »
Brett Haley’s ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’ focuses on retired schoolteacher Carol Petersen’s (Blythe Danner) life after losing her beloved dog, Hazel (Brownie). She’s been widowed for 20 years, has a select group of friends, and a daughter that lives in another state. The loss of her dog, an unexpected romance and a bond … Continue reading »
The remake of Poltergeist will leave fans of the original wanting more. It is, however, enjoyable enough for newbies. The movie has a couple of scenes that’ll make you jump a little but are mostly followed by laughter. There are a couple of updates to make it modern like cell phones and a drone that’s … Continue reading »
Asif Kapadia’s documentary on iconic singer Amy Winehouse, received rave reviews at Cannes Film Festival. “The more people see of me, the more they’ll realize that all I’m good for is making music,” the six-time Grammy-winner says to the camera. The documentary includes a mix of unseen archival footage, interviews with friends and family and unheard tracks. However, the family and former partner Reg Traviss disagree with the critics and say that if they knew her they would not think so highly of the film. T Continue reading »
Creative Block group show is back. The show mashes the ideas of a white walls gallery show with the raw outdoor urban feel of SILO in Makers Quarter. Situated on well-lit white walls, the huge group show featured fine art and photography from 50 participating artists with live murals from Honkey Kong, Mike Maxwell, Nekoes, CatGods, and Mr Dvice. Continue reading »
Take Back the Alley is a fun-filled day organized by Radio Pulso and Roots Factory held at the alley behind Bread and Salt Art Gallery in Logan Heights on Saturday, May 16. It’s part of Media Arts Center San Diego’s (MACSD) initiative and aims to help redefine and transform alleys into safer and friendlier areas … Continue reading »
Last year, Janet Jackson tweeted: If there is a new project, you’ll hear it from my lips. — Janet Jackson (@JanetJackson) August 1, 2014 A year later, Janet announced she’ll be releasing new music and going on tour later this year. Script: “I promised you’d hear it from my lips. And now you will. This year, … Continue reading »
This woman’s laughter caused everyone in the subway car to giggle. There’s nothing more contagious than genuine laughter and here’s proof of that. More details on YouTube.
Most people don’t expect major plot points in a movie like Pitch Perfect 2. They do however expect it to be the perfect choice for a few hours of laughter. Unfortunately, it doesn’t live up to its hype and will leave some moviegoers wondering why they even made another one. The Barden Bellas are now … Continue reading »
Media Arts Center San Diego’s (MACSD) initiative, Take Back the Alley, kicked off on May 14 in North Park with nearly 50 community members and Qualcomm volunteers. Take Back the Alley started in 2011 and aims to help redefine and transform alleys into safer and friendlier areas of congregation. Community members and volunteers painted fences and light posts with bright and inviting colors, cleaned up brush and gardened. Continue reading »