LIVE Magazine Vol 7, Issue #170, November 15, 2013

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24 12 Hello all you photos: JOHN HEDGES FABULOUS people. Pinkie’s Place Hello all you FABULOUS people out there. I hope that today is a beautiful day for you. There has been so much going on lately. Of course most of you know that my dear friend Bella da Ball received her, well deserved, Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars. The star is in front of AZUL, so stop by and see it. You can also stop by AZUL every Tuesday night to see the Star herself at The Bella da Ball Dinner Revue cabaret. Just to let you know about our BIG New Years Eve show up here on the mountain in Idyllwild. The tickets are about half way sold out......so if you are thinking about coming up to see Bella da Ball and the whole gang, go online at www.rustictheatre.com or call me at 951-392-0641. The show will sell out quickly this year. Well back in the year 2000 I had Lasik surgery done on my eyes. I had 20/20 vision for 12 years then last year things started to get blurry so I’m back to wearing glasses. But not for long. I will be undergoing Lasik surgery again on November 22nd. I can hardly wait to be able to see again without wearing glasses. If you are into meditating , the practice becomes the thing itself. Doing it is the benefit. We meditate in order to meditate, not to train for some spiritual competition. If, for a moment, we are able to calm our restless mind and still our body, we are at our goal; we are meditating. Even if we can’t seem to still ourselves, we are at our goal of meditating. We need to give ourselves credit for our accomplishments. We can be so focused on striving and becoming that we miss the arrival. We cannot do better than to be present in this moment. If we are here now, we are here now. That is everything. However we choose to meditate, whatever form we use, all we have to do is practice. Practice without judgement, practice without attachment, practice with acceptance...... Where will your next workout be? ulive.com/5min I wish you all the best day ever each and every day. Don’t take a moment for granted as we are not guaranteed the next moment. Love and Light Call me for great Advertising Rates! Levvy Carriker 760.409.1234 WELL DRINKS WELL MARTINI FROM $2.50 BISTR TRO O - RESTAURANT - BARB MARTINI BURGER $8.95 EVERY DAY BOTTOMLESS CHAMPAGNE $3.95 134 E. TAHQUITZ CANYON WAY, PALM SPRINGS, 322-3776, PINOCCHIO@DC.RR.COM WWW.PINOCCHIOPS.COM 7:30AM - 2PM DAILY DURING SEASON UNTIL 2:30PM BREAKFAST & LUNCH SUNDAY BRUNCH FREE PARKING IN REAR
Writer/Director/Producer Del Shores to receive first annual Stanley Kramer Emerging Artist Award 25 The Stanley Kramer Film Festival: Coming November 15, 2013 – November 17, 2013 Palm Springs, CA – The Palm Springs Cultural Center is pleased to announce that writer/ director/producer, Del Shores has been selected to be the recipient of the first annual Stanley Kramer Emerging Artist Award at the Stanley Kramer Film Festival, which debuts this week at the Camelot Theatres in Palm Springs. “Del Shores, whose film, Sordid Lives, played for an amazing ninety six weeks at the Camelot Theatres, continues to honor the Stanley Kramer tradition of making movies (and plays) with a social message.” said Michael C. Green, Managing Director of The Palm Springs Cultural Center. “It is our pleasure to recognize Del for his amazing body of work.” Del Shores has written, directed and produced successfully across studio and independent film, network and cable television and regional and national touring theatre. His career took off with the play Daddy’s Dyin’ (Who’s Got The Will?) in 1987, which ran two years, winning many Los Angeles theatre awards. A movie version was released in 1990 by MGM. Sordid Lives, Shores’ fourth play, opened in LA in 1996 and ran 13 sold-out months. In 1999, Shores wrote and directed the film version of Sordid Lives. Opening in only eight theatres across the country, the little film that could took in nearly two million dollars in Del was on the cover of LIVE Magazine in May, 2009. Read the story here: http://tinyurl.com/ktt5djh its limited release. The movie became a cult phenomenon and became the longest running film in the history of Palm Springs. In 2003, The Trials and Tribulations of a Trailer Trash Housewife became Shores’ most critically acclaimed play. After a six-month sold-out run in LA, Shores won the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle’s Ted Schmitt Award for Best World Premiere of an Outstanding New Play. Sordid Lives: The Series, a television series prequel to the film, premiered on Viacom’s LOGO network in 2008, became LOGO’s biggest hit to date, and was distributed internationally in seventeen countries. In 2009, Shores played 34 cities to sold-out houses with his one-man show Del Shores: My Sordid Life. The world premiere of Shores’ play, Yellow, opened in 2010 to rave reviews, and won over one hundred Los Angeles theatre awards. s! 4 6, Shores wrote, directed and produced the film version of The Trials and Tribulations of a Trailer Trash Housewife with the entire original stage cast. The film adaption, entitled Blues For Willadean, was released in select theatres in late 2012. In the summer of 2011, Shores took to the road again, selling out his new stand-up show Del Shores: Sordid Confessions. His stand-up career continued to explode and he launched his third national tour in 2012 with Del Shores: Naked. Sordid. Reality. Shores latest project is the film version of Southern Baptist Sissies. The film saw its Palm Springs Premiere at Cinema Diverse: The Palm Springs Gay and Lesbian Film Festival this fall, and is currently playing the film festival circuit. It has won twelve festival awards, seven of them Audience Awards. “We are thrilled to watch Del’s work and accomplishments continue to grow.” Michael C. Green added. “He continues to emerge as an artist of great talent, and people all over the world await his next project with anticipation.” The Stanley Kramer Film Festival is presented by the Palm Springs Cultural Center, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, in association with Karen Sharpe Kramer and Katharine “Kat” Kramer. TICKET INFORMATION: NOTE: All screenings will be held at Camelot Theatres PASSES All Access Pass $120.00 (includes Tea with the Kramers, Pre- Opening Party, Birthday Party and all screenings) INDIVIDUAL TICKETS: Festival Screenings: $13.00 To purchase your tickets in-person, visit: Camelot Theatres Box Office (Open Daily, Call for Hours) 2300 E. Baristo Road, Palm Springs, CA, 92262, Box Office: 760-325-6565 Telephone Orders: 888-718-4253 Order online: Camelottickets.com The Stanley Kramer Film Festival is presented by the Palm Springs Cultural Center, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, in association with Karen Sharpe Kramer and Katharine “Kat” Kramer.
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