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Le Pain Quotidien

May 27, 2022 Patricia Lombard

Le Pain Quotidien

113 N. Larchmont

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Mar
21
Tue
12:30 pm Book Sale @ Memorial Branch Library
The Friends of Memorial Branch Library have lots of gently used books for sale. Stop by to pick up something good to read!
Mar
21
Tue
7:30 pm Lawrence of Arabia @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Selected by the Music Branch. Introduction by Film Music Historian Jon Burlingame. This epic look at the adventurous life of T. E. Lawrence is widely considered the gold standard of biographical cinema, with its unusually intelligent script, breathtaking cinematography, imposing cast (led by a dazzling Peter O’Toole), and spectacular production value, all under the confident…
Mar
22
Wed
12:00 pm Book Sale @ Fairfax Branch Library
Mar
22
Wed
5:00 pm Ebell Art Reception: The Power of the Female Lens @ Ebell of Los Angeles
To celebrate Women’s History Month in March, The Ebell is proud to present an all-female Fine Art Photography exhibit: The Power of the Female Lens. The show will feature works by: Janna Ireland Johanna Siegmann Jane Szabo
Mar
22
Wed
6:30 pm Melrose Wednesday Walk @ Intersection of Spaulding & Waring
Would you like to meet some of your neighbors? Maybe you have an issue you'd like to discuss with our LAPD Senior Lead Officer in a non-emergency setting. Maybe you would just like to feel safe with a group walking our neighborhood. We'd like to make this happen! Typically we are joined by a member…
Mar
23
Thu
7:30 pm The Hour of Liberation Has Arrived with Sambizanga @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
The Hour of Liberation Has Arrived With The Hour of Liberation Has Arrived, Lebanese director Heiny Srour (b. 1945) became the first Arab female filmmaker to see her film screened in competition at Cannes. Centering the feminist guerrilla movement of the Dhofar Rebellion in Oman, Srour and her small crew trekked deep within the conflict…
Mar
24
Fri
1:00 pm Drop-In Tours: Stories of Cinema—I Am Somebody @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
The Education and Public Engagement team invites visitors to explore Stories of Cinema, the Academy Museum’s ongoing core exhibition that presents diverse, international, and complex stories of moviemakers and the works they create.   Join museum educators on Friday afternoons to explore highlights on moviemakers and movie objects.   In March, our Drop-In Tours will focus on…
Mar
24
Fri
3:00 pm All Ages Chess Club @ Memorial Branch Library
Do you play chess? Interested in learning? Then join Stephen and Avi every Friday afternoon to learn and play chess with other people. All ages and levels of play are welcome!
Mar
24
Fri
7:30 pm The Adversary (Pratidwandi) with Company Limited (Seemabaddha) @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
The Adversary (Pratidwandi) Satyajit Ray’s first film of the 1970s starts boldly with a series of hallucinatory negative-printed sequences. The opening chapter in Ray’s Calcutta Trilogy, The Adversary depicts medical student Siddhartha’s travails in the bustling West Bengal capital as he tries and fails to find work. Explosions rock the streets as random, communist ideology…
Mar
25
Sat
9:00 am Calm Morning: Foley Art @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Join us for sensory-friendly gallery exploration and a family workshop inspired by the accommodative screening of Singin’ in the Rain (1952). Calm Morning is a free program with the purchase of general admission. Museum admission for children ages 17 and under is always free. We invite visitors to our Calm Morning program on Saturday, March 25,…
Mar
25
Sat
11:00 am Singin' in the Rain @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Accommodative Screening One of the most beloved movie musicals of all time is also one of the greatest films about moviemaking ever made, with Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, and Debbie Reynolds starring as a trio of performers who weather the transition from silent cinema to talking pictures with humor and a wealth of dazzling musical…
Mar
25
Sat
2:00 pm The Middleman (Jana Aranya) @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Satyajit Ray concludes the Calcutta Trilogy by tracing the downward spiral of a promising young man. After failing to enter the corporate workforce, Somnath (Pradip Mukherjee) strikes out on his own as a “middleman” and quickly discovers how much greasing is needed to turn the wheels of commerce. A panoramic underworld film, The Middleman starkly…
Mar
25
Sat
3:00 pm Book Sale @ Memorial Branch Library
The Friends of Memorial Branch Library have lots of gently used books for sale. Stop by to pick up something good to read!
Mar
25
Sat
7:30 pm Oklahoma! @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Though best known for her noir roles, Gloria Grahame shines in this pastoral Rodgers & Hammerstein classic as the coquettish Ado Annie. The sole musical directed by Academy Award–winning Austrian émigré Fred Zinnemann, Oklahoma! tracks the romance between cowboy Curly (Gordon MacRae) and farm girl Laurey (20-year-old Shirley Jones in her film debut) in the…
Mar
26
Sun
2:00 pm Diary of an African Nun with Hester Street @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Diary of an African Nun Based on a short story by Pulitzer Prize–winning author Alice Walker, Julie Dash’s (b. 1952) student film, made while attending UCLA’s MFA program during the groundbreaking L.A. Rebellion period—which saw a massive surge in films made by Black students at the university—explores the interior, spiritual life of a young Black…
Mar
26
Sun
7:30 pm Blazing Saddles @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
A Black railroad laborer (Cleavon Little) becomes the sheriff of a Western town in the first of Mel Brooks’s parody films—still one of the best of the genre. Brooks satirizes racism in what is arguably his most taboo-breaking film, full of dialogue both unprintable and endlessly quotable. Blazing Saddles earned nominations for its Film Editing,…
Mar
27
Mon
6:00 pm GWNC 2023 Election Candidate Forum @ Online
Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81969272016
Mar
27
Mon
7:00 pm GWNC Transportation Committee Meeting @ Online
Meetings are currently being held online via Zoom. See http://www.greaterwilshire.org for details.
Mar
28
Tue
12:30 pm Book Sale @ Memorial Branch Library
The Friends of Memorial Branch Library have lots of gently used books for sale. Stop by to pick up something good to read!
Mar
28
Tue
6:30 pm GWNC Land Use Committee Meeting @ Online
All meetings currently being held online, via Zoom. See http://www.greaterwilshire.org for more details.
Mar
28
Tue
7:00 pm "Di Lady Di" A Musical Celebrating Women's History @ Ebell of Los Angeles
The 6th Act Theatre company, in partnership with The Ebell of Los Angeles, welcomes a one-night performance of DI LADY DI. Winner of Hollywood Fringe Festival’s Best Musical and TVO’s Best of the Fringe 2022, the one woman show eschews the fairytale glamor of the People’s Princess to illuminate her struggles in a paternalistic society…
Mar
28
Tue
7:30 pm Andrei Rublev @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Selected by the Production Design Branch. Special guest: Introduction by production designer Alex McDowell. There is little known about the life of Andrei Rublev (c. 1360–1430), the Russian painter renowned for his icons and frescoes, but filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky imagines Rublev’s life and world in an epic series of nine vignettes shot in stark black-and-white…
Mar
29
Wed
12:00 pm Book Sale @ Fairfax Branch Library
Mar
29
Wed
3:00 pm Lucerne Arden United WALK WITH A COP @
Our Second Lucerne Arden United WALK WITH A COP is scheduled for Wednesday, March 29 @ 3PM. This time we'll meet at the Southeast Corner of Arden and Rosewood. Please join neighbors and LAPD in helping to make our neighborhood safer. Everyone in the neighborhood is invited. Bring the kiddos! Walk with your dogs! Look…
Mar
29
Wed
6:30 pm Melrose Wednesday Walk @ Intersection of Spaulding & Waring
Would you like to meet some of your neighbors? Maybe you have an issue you'd like to discuss with our LAPD Senior Lead Officer in a non-emergency setting. Maybe you would just like to feel safe with a group walking our neighborhood. We'd like to make this happen! Typically we are joined by a member…
Mar
30
Thu
7:30 pm The Chess Players (Shatranj Ke Khilari) @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
One of Satyajit Ray’s most beloved films, The Chess Players is an elegant dissection of colonialism. Ray interweaves two parallel stories: the British-owned East India Company’s maneuverings to remove the king of Oudh, and the chess games of two Lucknow noblemen, oblivious to both domestic and national cataclysms around them. Set on the cusp of…
Mar
31
Fri
3:00 pm All Ages Chess Club @ Memorial Branch Library
Do you play chess? Interested in learning? Then join Stephen and Avi every Friday afternoon to learn and play chess with other people. All ages and levels of play are welcome!
Mar
31
Fri
7:30 pm The Golden Fortress (Sonar Kella) @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
A rarely screened gem in Satyajit Ray’s abundant catalogue and a film beloved to generations of Indian audiences, The Golden Fortress is set in scenic Rajasthan. Ray introduces viewers to charming private investigator Feluda (Soumitra Chatterjee) and his teenaged cousin sidekick Tapesh (Siddartha Chatterjee). Ray originally presented these characters to young audiences when he was…
Apr
1
Sat
11:00 am FernGully: The Last Rainforest @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
A group of fairies try to save an endangered Australian rainforest in this animated fantasy directed by Bill Kroyer. The rare Hollywood family film to openly address environmental issues, FernGully benefits from an impressive voice cast including Tim Curry as the film’s villain, performing the song “Toxic Love,” and Robin Williams, voicing an animated character…
Apr
1
Sat
3:00 pm Book Sale @ Memorial Branch Library
The Friends of Memorial Branch Library have lots of gently used books for sale. Stop by to pick up something good to read!
Apr
2
Sun
2:00 pm The Elephant God (Joi Baba Felunath) @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Satyajit Ray returns to the delightful adventures of detective Feluda (Soumitra Chatterjee) and his teen sidekick Tapesh in this lively follow-up to The Golden Fortress. While holidaying in the scenic holy city of Benares (now Varanasi), our stealthy sleuth is approached by a wealthy family to retrieve an invaluable family heirloom, a golden Ganesh statue…
Apr
2
Sun
7:30 pm 42nd Street @ Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
“You’re going out a youngster but you’ve got to come back a star!” Few lines better sum up the Golden Age of the Hollywood musical than theater producer Warner Baxter’s command to ingenue Ruby Keeler in this classic Warner Bros. hit that earned nominations for Best Picture and Sound Recording in the sixth year of…
Apr
4
Tue
12:30 pm Book Sale @ Memorial Branch Library
The Friends of Memorial Branch Library have lots of gently used books for sale. Stop by to pick up something good to read!
Apr
4
Tue
7:30 pm Disovering Debussy: Impressions of Pelléas @ Ebell of Los Angeles
Based on an enchanting story about a love triangle and an elusive woman found in the forest, Impressions de Pelléas is an abbreviated version of Debussy’s original five-act opera, Pelléas and Mélisande, reimagined on a chamber scale for two pianists and five singers. Under the baton of world-renowned conductor and music director at LA Opera,…

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We checked in with four local realtors to get their take on the current market conditions in light of the recent failure of Silicon Valley Bank, the bailout of First Republic Bank and the resulting jitters about the health of the U.S. banking system.

"This is not 2008," Anne Loveland of Loveland Carr told the Buzz. "The majority of homeowners either own their homes out right or enjoy interest rates under 4% and the supply of homes in our area is still very restricted and will remain so." Loveland's advice is to try to lock down the lowest rate you can with a trusted lender. But, in the long run, she thinks we can all expect to pay higher fees for mortgages and deposits at banks to pay for FDIC bail outs.

The failure of Silicon Valley Bank other banks has directly impacted our local market, local realtor Diana Knox told the Buzz. "One example is First Republic Bank," said Knox, "this bank offered incredible loan opportunities and was a very good mid-level bank.

"I am seeing a higher down payments being required for commercial properties, like apartment buildings, and retail store fronts, " John Duerler, of Hancock Homes told the Buzz. "Some as high as 40%-50%."

Knox said the new mansionization tax (Measure ULA) which increases the taxes on residential and commercial properties selling over $5 million effective April 1, 2023 is also affecting sales. At the upper end of the market, homes selling between $10-15 million appear to be sitting for a while, added Duerler.

There's also something affecting the real estate market which is why local realtor Clint Lohr always advises clients to buy or sell property according to their own individual situation.

Generally, most people benefit from homeownership, explained Loveland. And she sees the upside in a turbulent time, adding, "those who bought when everyone was scared in the early days of the pandemic are sure happy today that they did!"

To see what's available locally, click on our Buzz Open House Calendar to see all the listings that are open today.

Traffic alert! Starting early Sunday morning, look

Traffic alert! Starting early Sunday morning, look for street closures and possible traffic delays from the 38th Annual LA Marathon.

Thousands of runner, 22,000 to be more precise, will depart from Dodger Stadium to complete 26.2-miles for the third time on the Stadium to the Stars course which was intentionally designed to pass iconic LA landmarks including Chinatown, the El Pueblo de Los Angeles State Historic Park, Los Angeles City Hall, Little Tokyo, the Disney Hall and Music Center of Los Angeles County, the Dolby Theater – home of the Academy Awards in Hollywood, parts of Historic Route 66 in West Hollywood, Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, and out and back on San Vicente Boulevard before finishing on Santa Monica Blvd in Century City.

If you’re more into watching, KTLA 5 will air the Los Angeles Marathon live in Los Angeles from 6 a.m. – 11 a.m. @lamarathon for more information on the race.

Good luck to the runners!

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Buzz food writer Deborah Brooks posted a recipe to

Buzz food writer Deborah Brooks posted a recipe today for Stuffed Peppers With Lentils, Grains, Feta and Mint an updated vegan version of a classic casserole style dinner.

” Stuffed peppers, that classic casserole style dinner many of us associate with our moms, have a much more colorful and international history. Cultures from around the globe have been stuffing vegetables, for centuries with all sorts of savory fillings. From Bharvan Mirch in India to Dolmas in the Mediterranean to TexMex Chile Rellenos in the Southwest, peppers in particular have been a favorite vegetable to stuff. It makes perfect sense, as these sturdy nightshades are the perfect vessels for meats, grains, cheeses and spices,” wrote Brooks.

“For this recipe I’ve chosen the familiar style stuffed bell pepper that has its origins in Central Europe. In place of meat I’m using cooked lentils mixed with rice, dairy free feta cheese and fresh chopped mint. A bit of fire roasted salsa gives it a modern twist and a kick of heat, “ wrote Brooks.

Click the link in bio to find her recipe on the Larchmont Buzz 🐝 — your source for timely, accurate local news and great recipes.

(photos from Deborah Brooks)

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The Windsor Square Association sent the following

The Windsor Square Association sent the following alert to residents Friday evening to be alert due to a recent armed robbery in the neighborhood. Neither of the incidents reported took place in Windsor Square. The flyer below contains more information.

“LAPD Olympic Division circulated a Community Alert this afternoon and asked that we distribute their flyer to the Windsor Square community. LAPD has asked that you share the flyer with your friends and family, and that you be safe and vigilant.

“The flyer is included below, click below or here for a full size version. It concerns two incidents of armed robbery on Wednesday, March 15. The suspect fled after taking property from the victims. Neither of the incidents reported took place in Windsor Square, but did occur in our larger community.

“It concerns two incidents of armed robbery on Wednesday, March 15. The suspect fled after taking property from the victims. Neither of the incidents reported took place in Windsor Square, but did occur in our larger community,” wrote the Windsor Square Association in an email sent to residents.

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Theater Review: The Human Comedy

Buzz theatre writer Laura Foti Cohen posted this — her 150th review for the Buzz!

“In June 2018, Violet, produced by Actors Co-Op, was the subject of my first theater review for The Larchmont Buzz. Since then, it’s been a fascinating journey that has included pandemic-inspired outdoor performances and Zoom productions, as well as a wide range of more traditional (and non-traditional) theater. These past five years have taken me from the all-you-can-drink firehose of the Hollywood Fringe Festival to notable shows like Ain’t Too Proud, Metamorphoses and Poor Clare, and to transcendent experiences like Andy Warhol’s Tomato and Sleep with the Angels.

“Now, almost five years later, this review of Actors Co-Op’s The Human Comedy is my 150th for the Buzz.

“The show is a worthy production that showcases Actors Co-Op’s wide range of talent, both onstage and behind the scenes. A clever and adaptable rotating set, by scenic designer Tim Farmer, is almost cinematic in its ability to present at least half a dozen locations and support an opening tableau featuring the entire cast, a rowdy classroom, an intimate scene for two, and a single speaker.”

Read Laura’s entire review on the Larchmont Buzz 🐝 Tap the link in bio.

The Human Comedy runs through April 23 with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm and Sunday matinees with talkback at 2:30pm. There are additional Saturday matinee on March 18 and April 1 at 2:30. No performances Easter weekend, April 7-9. The play is performed by Actors Co-Op in the David Schall Theatre on the campus of First Presbyterian Church, 1760 N. Gower St. There is plenty of free parking in the lot on Carlos Ave. east of Gower. Tickets are $35 and can be purchased online.

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Two Must-See Programs at The Wallis. Backstage wi

Two Must-See Programs at The Wallis.

Backstage with the Buzz writer Sheila Tepper has two recommendations for must-see programs at The Wallis: Shanghai Sonatas and George Gershwin Alone.

Shanghai Sonatas: March 16-18. - A compelling tale of how the unifying power of music brings cultures together, Shanghai Sonatas tells the story of Jewish refugee musicians escaping Germany finding sanctuary in the Jewish Ghetto of Shanghai in the 1940s.

Hershey Felder as George Gershwin Alone: April 12-16. This musical masterpiece tells the story of legendary American songwriter George Gershwin, who composed his first smash hit at age 21 and went on to compose a dazzling array of songs still wildly popular a century later.

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Leading things off for this splendid Spring week a

Leading things off for this splendid Spring week ahead will be a very cool veterans tribute event, Honor: In Their Words happening on Saturday, March 18 at the historic Hollywood Legion Theater. Presented by WORDTheatre, this literary tribute to military veterans, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, will feature stories of struggle and sacrifice, with live performances by A-list actors and more

Next the Hollywood Boulevard Art Deco Architecture Walking Tour is Saturday, March 18 from 9-11:30 a.m. with the Art Deco Society.

LA Phil presents The Movie Music of Spike Lee and Terence Blanchard at the Walt Disney Concert Hall stage this Saturday, March 18, starting at 8 p.m.

Sunday, March 19, the Ebell of Los Angeles will continue honoring Women’s History Month, Celebrating The Life Of Dancer Raven Wilkinson (1935 -2018), who is credited with having been the first African-American woman to dance for a major classical ballet company – the Ballet Russe de MonteCarlo of NYC. Join City Ballet of Los Angeles Founder and Artistic Director, Robyn Gardenhire, along with dance historian, actress, television director, dancer and choreographer, Ariyan Johnson for a talk about the life and legacy of this legendary artist. Performers will include the LACHSA and Colburn School Dancers, and Colburn School Pianist Saiko. Event begins at 4 p.m. Tickets are $20 for members and $25 for non-members

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Open Sunday, 3/19 2-5pm Earthy Mediterranean with

Open Sunday, 3/19 2-5pm

Earthy Mediterranean with Soaring Ceilings, Great Flow and Gardens at   402 N Arden Blvd Larchmont Village 3 bedrooms + 3 bathrooms 2,452 sq ft | 7,011 sq ft lot Offered at $2,200,000 
Open Sunday, 3/19 2-5pm

Looking for a single-level home with soaring ceilings, a floor plan with great flow and access to gardens? Welcome to Hancock Park, where one enjoys living blocks from Larchmont Village without the congestion. 
This earthy Mediterranean is situated mid-block, surrounded by mature trees, and well insulated from busier streets. Enter a handsome living room with vaulted ceilings anchored by the fireplace and French doors which access a magical garden. Ideal for indoor/outdoor entertaining.

The adjacent light-filled dining room boasts a barrel ceiling and storybook windows.

The kitchen and family room are sun drenched with light pouring in from the south, the east via French doors and the skylights high above.

The primary suite located at the rear enjoys French doors to the backyard, a fireplace, large walk-in closet and bath with double sinks, soaking tub, and separate shower. There are two additional bedrooms with en-suite baths.

The garage makes a wonderful home office (473 sq ft) or could be converted to an ADU. Additional outside storage room + Tesla charger. Property backs up to residential properties and is blocks from LA Tennis Club, Wilshire Country Club and Hollywood.

Offered by Anne Loveland, Janet Loveland, and Sue Carr
Loveland Carr Group Coldwell Banker 251 N. Larchmont Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90004 (323) 460-7606
“Give us a call and let’s get moving!”

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New GWNC and FoodCycle LA “Glean Team” Helps “Feed People, Not Landfills!”

“Feed people, not landfills!” is the mission of the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council’s new Glean Team, a cooperative effort with FoodCycle LA that has begun monthly gleanings of the Larchmont Farmers Market for a community food giveaway at the Wilshire United Methodist Church.

Glean Team coordinator Colette Amin told the Buzz that she used to volunteer as a gleaner (someone who gathers leftover crops or market goods) for five years at the Larchmont Farmers Market in cooperation with the Food Forward organization. The team then took their gathered produce to the LA City College Student Union to distribute it to “anyone who showed up.” But when LACC scaled back the distribution days, Amin said she brought the idea for a new gleaning partnership to the GWNC Outreach Committee.

It took awhile, almost three year but Amin has partnered with FoodCycleLA. Their first collection was March 4. Their next food collection and giveaway will be held on Sunday, April 2, starting with the Farmers Market gleaning from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. (all the food donations are weighed, and the farmers get a donation receipt for tax purposes), and then the food distribution at 3:00 p.m. in the parking lot on the west side of the Wilshire United Methodist Church (enter from Wilshire Blvd.)

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Happy St.Patrick’s Day! While not a shamrock, w

Happy St.Patrick’s Day!
While not a shamrock, we feel lucky 🍀 to have found this hellebore in our garden.

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