Dec 2, 2025
Los Angeles Free Press, Volume 5, Issue 23, June 7-13, 1968
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Los Angeles Free Press, Volume 5, Issue 23, June 7-13, 1968
Super excited to see all the great shows that are a part of #inkfest all plays were written by female playwrights! #lafp #lathr (at The Hudson Theatres)
Popcorn & Prosecco - Episode 36
0:30: Fury
13:04: Louisiana Film Prize
20:49: Birdman
Related links:
Kristy's review of Birdman
Perri's review of Birdman
Popcorn & Prosecco Bonus Episode: Kristy reports from the Louisiana Film Prize festival with Katie Calautti and Daniel Walber.
The Los Angeles Free Press
Attention anyone who has a passion for the glorious music of the 60's/70's! If you haven't heard of it already, The Los Angeles Free Press (a.k.a. "The Freep") was one of the first underground newspaper created in the mid 1960's. Since then, the current publisher of the LAFP has created a Facebook page solely for the iconic music that came from that time period. If you would like to learn more about the amazing festivals and articles the LAFP had to offer, go like "The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site" on Facebook.com! Support the musicians that influenced the music of today.
Turkish Street Photography comes to Los Angeles in this one-day-only, first annual event. The Los Angeles Photo Festival™ Concept: Turkey exhibition opens at the Downtown LA Art Walk. Presenting images from 100 photographers in this major exhibition of recent Turkish Street Photography, this important cultural documentation project is an investigation into regional traditions and social issues. Each capture is presented to create and share stories. Promoting cultural understanding through photography, the “Concept” project began its first year in Turkey and is the first Turkish Republic Street Photography exhibition in Los Angeles.
LAPF will begin this year by presenting beautiful, fascinating, and awe-inspiring photographs from Turkey. All photos presented have been selected by our team of critics: member of the Associated Press and Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Nick Ut, as well as Roberto Ysais, Vern Evans, and Mert Turkoglu.
Congratulations, Gorkem Keser / Karakoy, Istanbul