October 2017 – Splash Magazines

Kyoto Out of Tokyo-More Than Just a Word Scramble

October 31, 2017 Mark Sanford Gross 0

While a simple shifting of letters can transform Tokyo into Kyoto, the experience of these two Japan’s is vastly different. over Kamu river.Kyoto Shibuya.tokyo Go to both but soon you will realize once is not […]

End of the Rainbow Review – Judy Garland’s Goodbye

October 31, 2017 Elaine Mura 0

Set during the few months before Judy Garland’s death in 1969, END OF THE RAINBOW tells all with intensity and compassion. According to playwright Peter Quilter, this play started out as a fictional account about […]

Barkwood Clothing Review – For EVERY Lifestyle

October 31, 2017 Meagan Sargent 0

Barkwood Clothing recently launched their first collection, with an installation preview titled “The Destination is the Journey“. The installation curated by Lost Found Decor, included two sets of 10 looks with draped silhouettes, shown effortlessly telling […]

F1 Meets Speed, Royalty, Fashion, and Music – ‘Zak Brown Agrees with Liberty Media about Fans’ Engagement’

October 31, 2017 Yenis Monterrey 0

The new owner of Formula One is ‘Liberty Media Corporation” and F1 is now owned by an American investor for the first time in its history. ‘Liberty Media’ are owners of an extensive range of […]

“Music of Latin America” Review-A Día de los Muertos concert

October 31, 2017 Debra Davy 0

On Sunday, October 29th, 2017 the Chicago Philharmonic Chamber Players, Quintet Attacca, gave a “Día de los Muertos” (Day of the Dead) concert at The City Winery, 1200 W. Randolph, Chicago, entitled, “Music of Latin […]

Les Liaisons Dangereuses Review – Sex, Sensuality, Spice, and Sin

October 30, 2017 Elaine Mura 0

Based on the 1782 novel by French author Pierre Choderlos de Lacios, LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES was first adapted to the stage by German playwright Heiner Muller. In 1985, it was again adapted for the stage […]

Pacific Opera Project’s The Monkey’s Paw and The Medium Review – – Spooky and Oddball Halloween Treats

October 30, 2017 Georja Umano 0

Josh Shaw, Co-founder and Artistic Director of the Pacific Opera Project (POP), is always coming up with new ways of presenting old things. Usually these are new takes on old pieces, as well as huge […]

Holiday Technology Gift Guide 2017 – Projectors, Speakers, Cases, “Smart” Products and More!

October 30, 2017 Gift Guides Contributors 0

All items are listed from most to least expensive Epson Home Cinema 2100 projector Bring the big screen home with the Home Cinema 2100 projector, featuring Full HD resolution and flexible, easy installation. Get widescreen […]

Of Mice and Cannibals – An Interview with Playwright Schaeffer Nelson

October 30, 2017 Elaine Mura 0

Author Schaeffer Nelson penned MICE, currently being presented at the Ensemble Studio Theatre/LA. If you want to get creeped out for another few weeks – especially around Halloween – it’s the place to be. Touted by the […]

Holiday Kitchen Essentials Gift Guide 2017 – Find Products For All Your Serving, Prepping, and Storing Needs!

October 30, 2017 Gift Guides Contributors 0

All items are listed from most to least expensive. BLADES by Rick Moonen Celebrity chef Rick Moonen (of Top Chef and Top Chef Masters) recently launched his own 12-piece set of kitchen knives designed for […]