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The Chuck Jones Gallery has moved since the last San Diego Comic-Con — they’re now located near Little Italy — which is why this year, they’re teaming up with Sparks Gallery for a week of Looney Tunes, artwork, and more. Thursday, July 21 – Sunday, July 24, The Chuck Jones Gallery will be taking over Sparks Gallery for a pop-up. They’ll be showcasing both virtual experiences and animation/comic artwork. Attendees will be able to snap a selfie with a virtual Looney Tunes character in AR, experience virtual reality with the characters, and see great art. This year, Sparks Gallery will also feature and sell Surreal, Abstract, and Pop-inspired artworks from the gallery’s exhibited artists, who will be on-site to share their process and offer limited edition or original artwork. THE LINE UP: Thursday, July 21 6pm-9pm – Stephen Reis and Tricia B-B Friday, July 22 4pm-9pm – Chuck Jones’s grandson, Craig Kausen celebrates Comic-Con Chuck Jones Day 5pm-7pm – Fabio LIVE via Zoom (broadcast live in big screens inside Sparks Gallery with in-person interaction) 7pm-9pm – Eric Bauza Saturday July 23 5pm-7pm – Ben Olson LIVE via Zoom (broadcast live in big screens inside Sparks Gallery with in-person interaction) For more information about the event, please visit here. Follow Chuck Jones Gallery on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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Join us for our annual Comic Cocktails meetup during San Diego Comic-Con. Trade notes on best panels, swag, and parties. When | Saturday, July 23, from 8-10 p.m. Where | Coin-Op Game Room Tickets can be purchased here! Tickets are available in two options: Free General Admission ($0) VIP - includes snacks, VIP access ($20+$2.29 Fee) Follow Digital LA on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Konami is bringing turtle power to San Diego Comic-Con with the Konami’s Turtle Lair Gaming Lounge at the Courtyard Marriott. Attendees (only open to those with a badge) can stop by the dedicated TMNT Gaming Lounge to play games, meet special guests including "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" co-creator Kevin Eastman, and more. Konami’s "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles": The Cowabunga Collection features thirteen radical games from KONAMI’s entire archive of retro 8-bit, 16-bit, and arcade TMNT titles and their Japanese versions. The first 500 attendees who play on Thursday, July 21 will also receive fun giveaways, including a limited edition black and white print of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" original artwork created by Kevin Eastman and a token for a limited entry signing with Kevin Eastman for Friday, July from 12-2 p.m. Follow Konami on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Every saga has a middle age and this is what happens when Jay and Silent Bob get old! Watch Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes LIVE at Mooby's! Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes sit down in the wake of San Diego Comic-Con to talk about fun stuff for fans to look forward to. Have some good, clean fun while getting filthy with this pair of foul-mouthed middle-aged hetero-lifemates! *Two Drink Minimum* get tickets Jay and Silent Bob on Facebook

SOLD OUT Get ready to ragnaROCK at the iconic SDCC Kick-off event, back for its third year. This time, we leave the Oasis and venture to Asgard and beyond, for a celebration of all things love, thunder, and a return to San Diego Comic-Con for the first time since 2019! We’re thrilled to level up our game at a new Gaslamp venue this year: Parq Restaurant and Nightclub. More space, more seating, delicious food, and state-of-the-art sound and lighting. Lineup includes fan favorite flashback band The Flux Capacitors, incredible DJs, and live performances that lean into the theme of the evening. And if you know anything about RPO, you’ll know to expect a few fun surprises throughout the night. **UPDATE: Jason Paige, the original writer/singer of the Pokemon theme song will be performing said song with The Flux Capacitors. Bonnie Gordon from Star Trek Prodigy and Gigi Edgely from FARSCAPE will also be performing. Free airbrush tattoos! From 9 p.m. - Midnight get a themed airbrush tattoo! Our partner, ReelwUrld, the 1st social film studio, is giving out a $10K development & production deal during San Diego Comic-Con week at our special events. Join us and you could star as an original character that you create in your own origin story episode within our first show produced with a community, Justice For Hire. Come to the party dressed in an original hero design with a backstory to enter. GA tickets include access to the party, all live entertainment, and IG-worthy photo ops. VIP perks: exclusive entry point, an exclusive photo op and area, swag bags by PopMinded VIP Table reservations available to flaunt that god-of-thunder status and give your friends a time they'll never forget.

Tania Branigan, once China correspondent for the Guardian, makes the strongest English-language effort yet to reconstruct what it was like to live through, and then with, this part of Chinese history.

Country music group Randy Rogers Band will perform live at House of Blues on Friday, October 7 at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased here! - Prices ranging from $42-$414 Follow Randy Rogers Band on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

The word rococo is a humorous variation on the term rocaille meaning rockwork. Stylistically the concept refers to interior decoration which consists mainly in the use of C scrolls and counter-curves. The ideas behind the rococo emerged in France after the death of Louis XIV around 1715. Rococo thus developed as a reaction to the excessive splendors and pomp of Versailles and the overindulgences associated with life under the Roi Soleil or Sun King. Some rococo artists however continued to document life among the aristocracy. Rococo painting and decor were more focused on beautifying smaller residences that began to spring up in Paris. Porcelain, gold, and silversmith's work was also created to complement these new interiors. The characteristics of small curves, prettiness, gaiety, and pastel colors can be seen in the paintings of this period. Two of the most significant artists working in France at this time were Antoine Watteau and Francois Boucher. This docent-led lecture will focus on these artists and others who gained recognition during the 18th century. *This is a virtual event that will take place over zoom. RSVP here! Follow Timken Museum of Art on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Pop culture news site Collider is partnering up with Hulu for the world premiere of "Prey, the Predator" franchise prequel, on Thursday, July 21 at 8:30 p.m. at San Diego Comic-Con — and you can attend. Following the screening, attendees will also be treated to a Q&A with cast Amber Midthunder (“Naru”), Dakota Beavers (“Taabe”), Dane DiLiegro (“The Predator”), producer Jhane Myers, and director Dan Trachtenberg. To enter, you’ll need to e-mail thecollidermailbox@gmail.com with the instructions from their announcement — and badges are not required. Entries will be accepted through July 16 at Noon and winners announced on July 17, with exact details including location to be announced to the winners. They do mention, though, that the location will be “a few miles from Comic-Con,” but that they will be poviding shuttles.