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2014 is the 50-year anniversary of the landmark 1964 Civil Rights Amendment. PCC Ujima Program Public Relations Commissioner Jonathan Reed says the journey has just begun. Jonathan talks about the Black History Month events in which Ujima is participating, the…
Dave Osti plays a blazing blues-rock guitar, with more unexpected, skilled twists than the best roller coaster around. And that’s only a part of what he does. Dave, who has been a professional musician for thirty-seven years, has his roots…
John Paul and Jimmy Heberling are two highly gifted musicians. John sings, writes, acts and is a martial artist. He’s had a recurring role on the Logo series, DTLA, as well as appearing in a number of music videos, commercials…
TED equals technology, entertainment and design. This nonprofit,has licensed independently-organized events all over the world, with luminaries allowed eighteen minutes to give “the talk of their lives” on new and innovative ideas. However, PCC has never had a “TED Talks”…
Suppose you had to make a decision that was literally a matter of life and death. Now– suppose you were mistaking preconceptions for facts. That is the question at the core of Reginald Rose’s classic drama, Twelve Angry Men, running…
Brian Davis is a gifted musician and composer–and a complete Halloween and horror fan. Through his company, Grave Tone Productions, Brian creates scores for horror movies, as well as doing sound design for video games and websites. He also has…
It all started off with a birthday party–and things went “rotten” from there. Now, twenty-three years later, Burbank’s free home haunt, Rotten Apple 907, is still scaring everybody. And they’re also helping to build homes and put arts programs in…
Musician/filmmaker Rob Zombie is a hardcore Halloween horror fan. And this year, he’s combined the things he loves–to give Southern California its first-ever Halloween-haunt-and-heavy-metal experience, with Rob Zombie’s Great American Nightmare! The attraction, at the Pomona Fairplex, is not for…
The Monday-morning atmosphere at Tournament House was festive. Parents and friends of the thirty Royal Court finalists chatted, snapped pictures and found seats in the garden. PCC’s Tournament of Roses Honor Band played a rousing medley. Members of the media…
F.J.R. Titchenell may very well scare you–even as she’s making you laugh. And that’s a good thing. F.J.R.’s first young-adult novel, Confessions of the Very First Zombie Slayer (That I Know Of) is set for publication in May of 2014–and…
Author Matt Carter’s stories are going to give you chills. And if the house suddenly creaks as you’re reading–you may just jump three feet in the air! And the scary stuff is all in good fun. Matt Carter, who writes…
During her own school days, Veronica Reyes hated English classes–and “couldn’t write”. Today, Veronica describes herself as “The East L.A. Poet”–and she teaches college-level writing classes. The honors she’s received for her writing include a National Endowment for the Arts…
