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The Cafe’ that once ‘Was’ now is

September 4, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

John VignoloStaff Writer Impresario Ivan Kane is famous for his nightclubs in Hollywood and Las Vegas. His newest venture, a restaurant in Hollywood known as Café Was, offers an atypical dining experience with an enthralling atmosphere.  Café Was, located on North Vine Street, hopes to become the new Hollywood hot spot, with an extensive and extremely detailed Bohemian French … [Read more...] about The Cafe’ that once ‘Was’ now is

Go outdoors: Open the ‘doors’ to a cave hike

September 4, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Derek SedamAssistant Online Editor “Here lie the gates of hell” — quite an imposing statement to the destination of a hike, but the hellish entrance into the Corral Canyon cave is one of the many exciting features the area has to offer. For Pepperdine students, it has been almost of rite of passage to see the cave before concluding their stays in Malibu. It’s on the … [Read more...] about Go outdoors: Open the ‘doors’ to a cave hike

Hippie commune bares all to the sun

September 4, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Laura JohnsonLife and Arts Editor The place said to have inspired Jim Morrison of the Doors to write the song "Roadhouse Blues" once also inspired many to take their clothes off — and stay that way. The nudist colony, known as Elysium Fields, opened it's welcoming arms in the 60s to  Bohemians living the hippie lifestyle in the hills of Topanga Canyon — the purpose being to … [Read more...] about Hippie commune bares all to the sun

Radiohead lights up L.A.

September 4, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Jaimie FranklinAssistant News Editor The band has amazing performances in San Francisco festival, Hollywood and Santa Barbara Bowls. After the long-awaited release of “In Rainbows” last year by the eccentric and legendary English rock band Radiohead, their summer tour of the United States, which concluded in Santa Barbara on Aug. 28, had been buzzing in the media for months. … [Read more...] about Radiohead lights up L.A.

Rock the ‘Hills’ with some Carolina Liars

April 10, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

NICOLE KLEISTStaff Writer  Carolina Liar’s lead singer Chad Wolf is not Swedish, but everyone else in his band is. An imaginative, humble individual, who, at age 22, left his home of Charleston, S.C., to try and be the next big thing. He worked his way out of the L.A. wasteland of part-time job/starving musician, to eventually be signed with his band by major label Atlantic … [Read more...] about Rock the ‘Hills’ with some Carolina Liars

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