Culture Lust's February Finds

Feb. 6
By Alex Morales
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In her second installment, Culture Lust contributor Alex explores 10 eclectic arts and culture picks for the month of February.

Video: Behind The Scenes At 'Salome'

Jan. 27
By Beth Accomando, Hilary Andrews
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Babes, boobs, and blood are not what you normally expect to find at the opera but you'll find all three at the San Diego Opera's production of "Salome" (opening tonight and playing January 31, February 3 and 4 at the Civic Theater).

Entertainment News: Update From Sundance

Jan. 23
By Beth Accomando
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A pair of films with San Diego connections had premieres at Sundance on Friday. I checked in with the filmmakers to find out how their screenings went.

Entertainment News: San Diego Filmmakers Head to Sundance

Jan. 20
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Today, 2 films with San Diego ties will have world premieres at the Sundance Film Festival. I met with two of the filmmakers before they left for Park City, Utah.

Two Films With San Diego Ties Screen At Sundance

Jan. 17
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A pair of films with San Diego ties will screen as part of the Sundance Film Festival's Next program. Sundance kicks off this Thursday.

Weekend Preview: From Rock And Roll To The Art Of Politics

Jan. 12
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Begin the weekend early with a rock and roll documentary at the Whistle Stop tonight and wrap it up with a showcase of artists at Habitat House on Sunday.

'Wings' And 'PST' Among Top San Diego Arts Stories Of 2011

Dec. 22
By Angela Carone and Alex Morales
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It's been an exciting year in San Diego arts and culture. 2011 featured an ever-growing theater community, buzz-worthy visual arts and even some controversy. Here's the Culture Lust report on the year in our local arts and culture scene.

Weekend Preview: From Christmas To Chaos

Dec. 15
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Weekend Preview goes from Christmas to chaos. For some of you, that may a short trip during this busy holiday season.

Organization Offers Unusual Work For Those With Autism

Dec. 9
By Peggy Pico
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A San Diego organization called Jobs for Autism helps adults with autism spectrum disorder find unique work.

Weekend Preview: New Bacharach Musical, Holiday Shows, And Local Art Fairs

Dec. 8
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There's a chill in the air, which means that the holidays are here. This weekend has something for everyone with a new Burt Bacharach musical, holiday theater shows, 91X's two-day music festival, and much more.

Local Musicians' Top Album Picks Of 2011

Dec. 8
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Two musicians from local San Diego bands, The Donkeys and Cuckoo Chaos, share their favorite albums of 2011.

Local Band The Donkeys Recall Simpler Times

Nov. 29
By Alex Morales
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The Donkeys are local indie legends, creating organic, communal music reminiscent of a lost road trip. Culture Lust contributor Alex Morales brings us a profile of the band.

Playing Music Exercises Aging Brains

Nov. 18
By Angela Carone
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Research shows that playing music is a great way to exercise your brain as you get older. And socializing is important for good health as we age. As part of our Envision series on aging in San Diego, meet the passionate musicians in the North Coastal New Horizons Band.

Weekend Preview: Food, Wine, And Music

Nov. 17
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The coming week is filled with food, wine, and music, and here to tell us what's worth seeking out are Kinsee Morlan, arts and entertainment editor at CityBeat, and Peter Holslin, music editor at CityBeat.

Soulless In San Diego?

Nov. 14
Midday Edition
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Is San Diego a soulless city? Recently Seth Combs wrote an article bemoaning the lack of venues for R&B. DJ Claire joins the discussion with live music from Stevie and the Hi-Staxx.

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