Power 106 Presents:

Girl Talk w/ Brother Reade

7/24/09

The Fox Theatre
113 W 3rd St
Pomona, 91766
+18

FREE SHOW you just have to bring 1 Squirt can or bottle (benefits Habitat for Humanity). Get there early, for real. Brother Reade / Girl Talk tour coming very soon…

RJ Shaughnessy

 Mind=Melted

“This is Sinatra at the opera, bring a blonde.”

King Blade.

“With more than 300-miles of ocean, wind and sand, North Carolina’s Outer Banks is one of the premier surfing destinations on the East Coast.” - NYTimes.com

Claire and Jeremy Weiss (Better known as Day19), recently shot Madlib for the cover of WIRE. Great work as usual, if you have never visited their blog i suggest you budget the time and GO HERE. That’s all for now.

This looks like fun, and is one of the many enduring and poignant life lessons we will have learned from you won’t find it here

Featuring a special performance by The Moonrats.

Video:

Heed - Up in the Murnin

If you’re in Los Angeles, tomorrow Jessica Hopper will be reading from her new book The Girls Guide To Rocking.  You can catch her at 2pm in Santa Monica and in the evening (7:30) at skylight books on Vermont.

Golden Hits at Family Bookstore. A carefully shaped, electronically generated trajectory of sound was created and appropriately accented by the micing and amplification of “literature noises”. Literally–if you’ll forgive the expression–the tearing of newspapers and the shuffling of pages of books.

I also got to pick up a copy of the new ASDSSKA 7″ (a band name which becomes way less complicated when you realize it’s David Scott Stone’s Initials forced in the middle of his bandmate Aska’s name). Look for a review of it soon.

Youtube of Golden Hits at Family tonight here

Family Books and Aaron Rose present: Three Films About Sister Corita

Sunday, July 12 at 8pm

Once a month Family hosts a night at the Silent Movie Theatre, called ‘Family Sundays’ - we bring in one of our favorite people to curate and introduce a night of films. This time around, it’s artist/filmmaker/writer/musician/curator Aaron Rose, founder of NYC’s Alleged Gallery, co-editor of the art mag ANP Quarterly, player in The Sads, and director of the documentary short Become A Microscope, based on the life of Sister Corita (1918-1986), a teacher, political activist and perhaps one of the most innovative and unusual pop artists of the 1960s.

Become A Microscope, shot on location in 2009 on the campus of Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles, serves as a living document of the inspiration she spread to the many people throughout her life– and, as the title suggests, the importance of looking at the world “small pieces at a time”. The screening of Become A Microscope will be followed other two archival films on Sister Corita: Mary’s Day (1964) by Baylis Glascock, and Survival With Style (1966) by Cal Bernstein, Alex Singer and Haskell Wexler. Both of these rare films will be screened from their original 16mm prints, and Mary’s Day will feature a live score by special musical guests (These will be very special!) Co-presented by The Corita Art Center - Family

Silent Movie Theatre
611 N Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, 90036