A NoHo Arts theatre review of JAM Productions’ “Abortion Weekend,” written, directed and starring Jairis Carter and Mareshah Dupree at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
“Resilient AF – Rising to the Occasion!”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Resilient AF – Rising to the Occasion!” written and performed by Kamakshi Hart, and directed and developed by Jessica Lynn Johnson at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
Types Of CBD Extraction Methods
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Cannabidiol, or commonly known as CBD, is one of the main cannabinoid compounds found in the hemp plant. The therapeutic benefits of CBD make it very popular among people all around the world. Have you ever wondered how CBD is extracted from the hemp plant?
6 Incredible Benefits of CBD Gummies You Never Knew About
Discovered in the mid-1900s, Cannabidiol (CBD) is a phytocannabinoid extracted from the Cannabis Sativa plant, known as the hemp plant. It doesn’t provide recreational effects after consumption in contrast to THC, which is also a product that’s also extracted from the plant.
Tips for Getting Home Improvement Loans
If you want to see changes in your house, you don’t have to worry about not having sufficient cash. You can always take out home improvement loans. You can finally see the desired results with the help of this loan. Since you’re not yet familiar with how it works, here’s how you can get one.
“The Desperate Hours”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “The Desperate Hours,” written by Joseph Hayes, directed by Jules Aaron and produced by Bill Fitzhugh running through July 10 at the Group Rep.
26th Annual Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival Returns
[NoHo Arts District, CA] – The Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival returns for its 26th Annual festival at Cal Lutheran University, presenting outdoor productions of “The Two Gentlemen of Verona” and “King Lear” in historic Kingsman Park.
Turbine Arts Collective Summer at Lankershim Arts Center
[NoHo Arts District, CA] – Let’s give a big NoHo welcome to Turbine Arts Collective who will be providing programs and performances as part of the SUMMER AT THE LANKERSHIM program at the Lankershim Arts Center (a facility of the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs) from Sunday, June 26 through the end of August. This summer they will have artist performances and gatherings every Sunday night, creative workshops during the week and special events – all FREE and open to the public!
Vet Care: What to Do When Rising Costs Are Crushing Your Budget
Nope, you’re not imagining it. Your latest vet bill is more expensive than the last one. Inflation is taking veterinarian care for a ride, bumping up prices across all treatments and medication.
Seven Tips for Preparing for a Trek
Enjoying the great outdoors through trekking can be pretty relaxing and challenging at the same time. Hence, you must prepare yourself physically and mentally for the rigors of the journey long before the day you start your trek. You don’t simply go out the door and walk through trails without preparation; you need to plan your trek and ensure you have everything you need to reach the summit or the trail’s end.
“Traveling light”
A NoHo Arts movie review of Xenon Pictures’ “Traveling light,” a film by Bernard Rose, featuring music from Ivo Demchev, and starring Tony Todd, Danny Huston, Stephen Dorff and Olivia D’Abo running nightly at Laemmle NoHo 7 through June 16.
”West”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of ”West” written by Owen Thomas, directed by Gareth John Bale, co-produced by Samantha de Gyarfas, produced by Fringe Management at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
5 WAYS LIVE CASINO IS TAKING ASIA BY STORM
Live casino games are popular in Asia, with the region being home to some of the largest online casinos in the world, including Kubet. These top live casinos attract millions of players who enjoy the real-time thrill of playing against a human dealer, giving Asia the reputation of being one of the best regions for live casino players. But why is this? What makes Asia such an exciting market for live casino games? To answer this question, we will examine five ways live casino games are taking Asia by storm…
FIVE WAYS CRYPTO IS CHANGING THE LIVE CASINO SCENE
As more and more people turn to cryptocurrency to solve the issues of trust involved in e-commerce, crypto-friendly companies are popping up in unexpected places. One such place is the live casino scene for places like tha bet, where cryptocurrencies have already started to change things around in some very interesting ways. Here are just five ways cryptocurrency is changing the live casino scene.
Provably Fair Gambling
One of Bitcoin’s biggest draws—and one that doesn’t get much play in mainstream media—is its ability to operate in a provably fair system. In casinos, slot machines and other games like poker can often be rigged; thanks to blockchain technology, players have access to algorithms that enable them to prove these casinos are being honest with their game results. There are even third-party organizations that offer verification services for some casinos.
Anonymity for Players
Although it’s important to keep personal information secure, there are some situations where keeping your identity hidden makes sense. If you’re not interested in sharing your social security number with a casino, crypto might be right for you. Because crypto transactions are nearly impossible to trace and can be completed anonymously, casinos accepting cryptocurrencies can accept players worldwide without tracking individual user information.
Improved Security
One of the cryptos’ biggest selling points for those looking to transfer money or make transactions is that it’s almost impossible to hack and rig the game. This makes it a safer option than cash, which can be lost or stolen. And with an online casino, you don’t have to worry about criminals stealing your chips at gunpoint. All funds are stored in an encrypted digital wallet that only you control when using crypto. The same goes for when you play live dealer games; all bets and payouts are made electronically and cannot be tampered with by anyone else.
Players Can Bet with Bitcoin or Other Cryptocurrencies
A move that several top operators have made over recent months. Anyone with a cryptocurrency wallet can deposit and withdraw in Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other currency. Many of these companies also offer native currency wallets for customers to store their coins and use them on-site to bet quickly and securely without losing value due to exchange rate fluctuations. For example, you could choose to make your deposits in GBP or Euros but then place bets using Bitcoin. The result? You get all of your winnings paid out in BTC. The same goes for withdrawals: you can request the cash from your account, but it will be converted into Bitcoin first before being sent back to you via blockchain transaction.
Instant Payments with No Verification
One of crypto’s most alluring features to online gamblers is its low-to-no transaction fees. For example, a casino may decide to charge 0.5% for every deposit a player makes into their account. This may not seem like much, but it can quickly add up to a hefty fee for many players who make hundreds of deposits into their casino accounts each month. Casino that accept cryptocurrency like Thabetai casino allows you to avoid these pesky charges altogether by sending and receiving money instantly with no verification process or wait time. It also has no minimum amount required for transactions—meaning you could send $0.01 or $1 million and pay nothing extra!
Voices for Victory
The Victory Theatre Center will present Volume 3 of Voices for Victory, a bi-monthly series that gives the stage to up-and-coming playwrights from BIPOC communities, featuring award-winning playwright Marlow Wyatt’s Red Ribbons.
“Camp Ginger”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Camp Ginger,” written and performed by Steve Traska, and directed by Joy Mameyat this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
“Call Me Elizabeth”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Call Me Elizabeth,” written and performed by Kayla Boye, and directed by Erin Kraft at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
“Conversations With Bev…Connecting with My Better Self”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Conversations With Bev…Connecting with My Better Self,” written and performed by Maria Fagan Hassani, directed and developed by Heather Dowling, and produced by Jessica Lynn Johnson at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
“Asexuality! The Solo Musical”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Asexuality! The Solo Musical” written and performed by Rebecca McGlynn, directed and developed by Heather Dowling, and produced by Jessica Lynn Johnson at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
“I Wanna Fall In Love”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “I Wanna Fall In Love,” written and performed by Shelley Cooper, music and lyrics by Alexander Sage Oyen, directed by Heather Dowling and produced by Jessica Lynn Johnson at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
“Nursing Is My Life”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Nursing Is My Life,” written and performed by Charley Karlotta, directed and developed by Jessica Lynn Johnson at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
5 Ways to Make an Immediate Life Change
Changing your life for the better can be hard. It’s not just a matter of making and then sticking to changes. Sometimes it’s hard to even figure out what needs to be different. If your answer to the question of what you want to change is somewhere along of the continuum of something to everything, what you might need to do is start with action instead of contemplation. Making a change of any kind can be just the spur you need to really examine your life and how you’d like it to be different. You can start by choosing just one of the items on the list below to give yourself a taste of how things could be.
Learn Something
Thanks to the internet, it’s never been so easy to learn something. Right now, you can find a video in a matter of minutes that will explain to you how to pitch a tent, teach you the Arabic alphabet, or show you how to cook a three-course meal. There are free courses online that can teach you everything from how to start your own business, to principles of astronomy, to basic calculus, and much more. Choose something that interests you right now and go learn something you didn’t know.
Do Something New
All of the items on this list might count as doing something new for you, but this one is specifically about choosing something for no other reason than because it is different. Maybe it’s walking down a street you’ve never been on before, buying a fruit you’ve never tried at the grocery store or reading a book or watching a movie in a genre that usually doesn’t interest you. What the new thing is doesn’t matter so much as getting out of your comfort zone does.
Lower Your Expenses
One of the areas where people tend to be the most eager to make changes in their lives is with their financial situation. However, knowing where to start can be intimidating. You do eventually need to have thorough overview of your finances and a good plan, but you can begin with just one small thing. If you have student loans, look into a student loan refi, which can offer lower monthly payments. This is a quick way to start saving money.
Move
Nearly everyone is capable of moving a little bit more than they already do. Online, you can find videos for chair yoga that don’t require you to get up from your seat. Try walking around the block on a work break or doing some gentle stretches while you’re waiting for something to cook in the microwave.
Talk to Someone
A common complaint is that people don’t talk to each other any longer, so make an effort to change that. Ask a neighbor or your bus driver how their day is going. Compliment the person behind you in line at the grocery store. Say hello to those you see daily in your life but have never talked to before. This kind of community connection can be invaluable over the long term.
“The Legend of D.C. Colorado”
Amongst the many wild and exciting shows at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival is “The Legend of D.C. Colorado,” an irreverent fantasy/comedy Western musical making its debut. The production will then stream online on the 24/7 artist-centric Volume.com during the month of July.
”The Undiscovered Country: The Skeptic’s Guide to the Afterlife”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of ”The Undiscovered Country: The Skeptic’s Guide to the Afterlife,” written and performed by Larry Davidson, directed and developed by Heather Dowling, produced by Jessica Lynn Johnson at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
”Schmaltzy & Princie: Diary of a Not-So-Great Daddy’s Girl”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of ”Schmaltzy & Princie: Diary of a Not-So-Great Daddy’s Girl” written and performed by Mary Lee Herrmann, directed and developed by Jessica Lynn Johnson at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.
“Tru”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Tru” adapted from the words and works of Truman Capote, starring Jamie Galen, directed by Joanna Cassidy and produced by Devix Szell at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival.


