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Above Ground 4” at the Fonda for MusiCares

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By Tequila Mockingbird Los Angeles, CA (The Hollywood Times) 10/27/25 - There are nights in Los Angeles that remind you why rock ’n’ roll was...

It’s Time to Roll Out the Red Carpet: The 93rd Annual...

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By Tequila Mockingbird It’s that magical time of year again — twinkling lights, festive music, and yes, the red carpet sparkle of the Hollywood Christmas...

Tiny Worlds, Big Feelings: How Miniatures Are Helping Us Feel in...

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By Tequila Mockingbird In a world that feels supersized with chaos, a surprising new status symbol is fitting neatly in the palm of our hands:...

Dead or undead that is a question a Hollywood Halloween story

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Enter Christopher Lee. With the 1958 film Dracula (1958 film) (released in the U.S. as Horror of Dracula), Lee gave the Count new menace...

Behind the Veil of Remote Viewing: What Lúcia dos Santos Saw...

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By Tequila Mockingbird The Apparitions, the Secrets and the Veil In 1917, three young shepherd children at Cova da Iria, near Fátima in Portugal — Lúcia...

The Glitter That Faded

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Once upon a neon time, the bright lights of Las Vegas, the dreams of Los Angeles, and the candy-coated castles of Disneyland drew millions...

The Upside-Down World: When Right Is Wrong and Madness Masquerades as...

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By Tequila Mockingbird There was a time when truth was solid ground. You could point to it, stand on it, build your life around it....

Just Another Tank Story — A Delightful Surprise at the Goethe-Institut

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By Tequila Mockingbird Last Thursday night at the Goethe-Institut, I found myself grinning through a film I hadn’t expected to call cute—a word I never...

The Divine Right of Kings: Bloodlines, Power, and the Myth of...

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By Tequila Mockingbird What is a king, really? Once upon a time, the answer was clear: a man chosen by God—or so the story went....

THE LAST CAKE: THE GHOST OF MARIE ANTOINETTE RETURNS

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By Tequila Mockingbird A HEAD FULL OF HISTORY Every October, as autumn gold turns to blood-red, I think of Marie Antoinette — the world’s favorite scapegoat...