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As I entered the small and dark club Debaser, the place was already packed with people. The show had sold out and some unlucky fans without a ticket had to return home. In front of the stage, the Tove Styrke fan club in their signed white T-shirts were waiting anxiously for their idol to take the stage.
YAM Magazine and TOMA-UNO got together on Friday night at Biblioteca Nacional del Perú (BNP) for its Cine Fórum program. What was happening? Future Shorts Film Festival popped up in the Peruvian capital, Lima, to showcase the best of the short format.
Gabriel Alegria’s Afro-Peruvian Sextet’s second performance of the night, titled En las 5 Esquinas del Jazz Afro-Peruano, at the Miraflores Jazz Zone.
Klungan’s type of comedy mixes perfectly with Säkert!’s type of music and lyrics, and that theme lingered through the night.
As much as people find Sue Sylvester annoying by now, you gotta admit that she is almost always right.
Feel-good movie of 2011, Sunny, gets a 3-disc Limited Edition DVD release.
The Art of Walt Disney was a book released back in 1973 chronicling what was, then, Walt Disney’s animation legacy. As the years have gone by, they’ve been re-releasing the book with some updated information — after these many years, the book is massive.
At The French Roast on the corner of West 85th Street and Broadway, I got to meet singer Blackey Deathproof of the New York based up and coming rock/ punk band Midnight Mob.
Getting the repackaged special edition of Sixth Sense on the mail was nothing short of a treat.
Miyavi attacked Peru’s capital city, Lima, popping his Peru cherry. And he didn’t disappoint.
