Wednesday, 8pm at the Comedy Store on Sunset Blvd. This is an industry showcase/charity fundraiser featuring about 20 up and comers doing comedy monologues for a panel of celebrity judges! It will be a fabulous show, so get your tickets now! And join us at the Standard for the after party, where I’m sure we will be hilarious for completely different reasons.
I woke up at 5:00 this morning for no reason, so I’m trying to catch up on misc. updates… Here’s a clip from my last Comedy Store show, filmed by my friend Olivia who was trembling from the hilarity. One of these days I’ll get a real camera. (:
Meet Qymburliee Holiday, one of Los Angeles’ young, beautiful celebutante rich girls–so bored she spells her name with a ‘Q’… And she’s adopting a baby.
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Saturday, February 6th 8:00pm!
Come see some of LA’s best up and coming talent perform at the world famous Comedy Store on Sunset! The show is put together by the marvelous comedienne Cathy Lewis, and features a lot of amazing female (and male, less amazingly) comedic talent!
The show is upstairs in the Belly Room–Walk to the right side of the Comedy Store patio and enter through the back.
The Comedy Store: 8433 W Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90069 - $10 Cover 21+
The Ve on the YouTube: youtube.com/vemagni
I am so happy to be back in LA, I can hardly stand it! Though I’ve only been here one week, I barely remember trudging through the snow and ice in Berlin, desperately trying to get to the grocery store before 8:00 because it’s Saturday and if I don’t shop now, I’ll starve until Monday…
Well, today’s Sunday. It’s a gorgeous day outside, and not only do I think I’ll go to the grocery store, but I think I’ll get a steak–because amazingly enough, finding a decent steak at the store–on a Sunday–that won’t cost half the month’s rent is not difficult! In fact, most things here aren’t!
Maybe it sounds a bit pathetic, but I just want to use my energy for creating, for accomplishing and relating, and not for doing simple everyday things like feeding myself.
On that note, I bought my allergy-havin’ ass a box of Rice Chex. It was $2, and delicious. I look forward to waking up to more Rice Chex tomorrow!
Ok, I’m very happy about the food situation, but there is more. Last night I spent several hours at the Comedy Store on Sunset watching a group of really fantastic comediennes tear up the stage (ok, yeah, a few good male comics as well. They were great, actually.). There were 3 rooms booked solid with comedians all night, and though the crowds liked it, they obviously didn’t give a second thought to how lucky we are to live in a city so rich with comedic talent. Comedy is so important to me, and I think to the world, that it’s a bit hilarious that these people don’t see how lucky they are! But they showed up, which of course is the most important part.
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