Life & Arts

Human beings are hardwired to have emotional responses to sound. A sobbing child gasping for breath, the sound the wind makes when it tries to sing, creaky doors amidst silence and a human heartbeat all have the authority to elicit a powerful emotional reaction. Like a true capitalist, Humanity has pounced on the opportunity to mass-produce this biological process by creating … [Read more...] about My life on the Z-list: Make some music

#JosephKony has streamed his way to the forefront of news in the past week. Ever since the 27-minute video was posted on Vimeo, newly minted passionate human rights advocates and those clicktivists modishly swimming in their wake have raised support for the Invisible Children Inc.’s cause. Properly garbed in a “Stop Kony” shirt and beanie, a torch for Lady Justice in one hand … [Read more...] about If I were invisible …

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Urth Caffé consistently offers high quality coffee and tea drinks, fresh and tasty meals, and desserts. The Japanese Tea Latte with almond milk and matcha green tea, steamed to perfection and topped with an intricate foam art design will bring a smile to the table. Urth Caffe offers a variety of coffee, espresso and tea drinks, including … [Read more...] about Stop by for organic coffees and fine teas

On Sunday afternoon, Australian sensation Matt Corby performed his second show in the United States for a crowd of no more than 40 people in the backyard of a Brentwood home. The intimate gathering brought together people from all over the world for the sole purpose of attendees lending their ears to 2007’s Australian Idol runner up and singer-songwriting heartthrob, Matt … [Read more...] about Matt Corby continues his Australian Secret Garden tour in Los Angeles