“One Night Only: Best of Broadway” Recap
NBC’s Grinch Musical REVIEW
CMA Country Christmas Review
American Music Awards RECAP
Wondercon 2015 in Anaheim, Calif.
Held on the first weekend in April on the Easter weekend, fans flooded into the Anaheim Convention Center for an opportunity to get their hands on the latest in comic books as well as to see exclusive sneak peeks of new movies and television shows at this year’s Wondercon, celebrating the popular arts.
Watch now, to learn just a little bit more about what awaited at this year’s event including a special look at the phenomenon know as Cosplay Dreamz 3D as well as a Celebrity Cruise, benefiting a lifelong illness.
And don’t forget to revisit last year’s Wondercon report, here.
Near 30 Years of Christmas Fun in Chatsworth
On Dec. 7, 2014, residents of Chatsworth enjoyed music, fun floats and children that marched down Devonshire street from Topanga Canyon Boulevard toward Mason Street ending at the street festival on Canoga, between Devonshire and Lassen.
The Chatsworth Holiday Parade will be back every year on the third Sunday in December.
Wondercon 2014
The 26th annual WonderCon saw sold out crowds as thousands of Pop Culture fans flooded the Anaheim Convention Center over the three day Easter holiday. There were various new as well as classic comic books on display for all to see and purchase as well as the latest Wii and Nintendo 3ds games for the crowds to play.
To see even more of what WonderCon had to offer including exclusive interviews with several of the authors, click the video below.
LA Times Festival of Books at USC
On Saturday April 12th and Sunday April 13th, 2014, hundreds of self published authors gathered on the campus of USC for the LA Times Festival of Books. The free event invited So Cal residents to browse the thousands of titles in multiple categories including children’s, Mystery, Non fiction and more.
Watch now to see a sample of books, available to all in bookstores and online.
Travel Town Museum in Griffith Park, Calif.
Located just a few feet from Walt’s Barn and the LA Live Steamers, there is yet another free museum for avid train enthusiasts and
visitors to Southern California to explore.
There is also a mini train that goes around the outskirts of the museum that people can ride on for just$2.75 a person and have a unique experience of traveling through different settings of the historic museum.Travel Town Railroad Museum is home to several different types of trains and rail cars for all to see and experience at no charge.
The museum was founded in 1952 and is open to the public Monday through Friday, 10-4 and weekends, 10-5.
