Subject: Culver City

• The Best Art Prints on the Web: Creep Machine's Josh Curates His Top 5 of the Week

  November 7, 2007

• Outside Lands adds single day tickets

  April 28, 2008

• Everything's Better With Bacon

  November 10, 2008

• From the Far East to the far out: Neung Phak keeps the global dance

  July 11, 2007

• Oz-mosis

  A play about Munchkin debauchery might really be about power and how to get it

  June 28, 2006

• Dog Bites

  February 16, 2000

• Night Crawler

  November 12, 1997

• Speaking of the North-South Burrito Wars: LA Had the Biggest One We Ever Saw

  Courtesy of AJ, via YelpI don't happen to be a burrito girl. I like my carnitas, lengua, or cabeza as unobscured as possible by the burrito's inevitable rice / beans / lettuce / guacamole / sour cream onslaught, so I tend to order small soft tacos, which I make even smaller by dividing the contents evenly between the two tortillas they're served on, adorned only by chopped onion and cilantro. El Tonayense does 'em just great, as far as I'm concerned. But Jonathan Gold's recent wacky scree

  May 13, 2009

• And the Most Partisan District in California Is ... Compton? San Francisco Doesn't Even Crack Top-10.

  We may not be his best friend after all​San Francisco may be the national Democratic Party's ATM. But, counter-intuitively, it does not flaunt the most lopsided percentage of registered Democratic voters in the state. Or the second-highest. Or third. Or tenth. According to the city's Department of Elections, just 56.6 percent of San Francisco's 451,861 voters are registered Democrats (it's not as if the party is sweating bullets; only 42,089 are Republicans, 8,776 are Greens, while 133,577 are

  November 3, 2009