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‘The Artist’ was hard work for Janet McTeer
Don’t try to tell Janet McTeer that acting isn’t hard work. Her performance in “The Artist” – a six-part series on the new streaming service of The Network – drained her so much that she had no energy left when she went home after a day on the set.
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Uricchio’s Trattoria, a stalwart in the harsh world of restaurant startups, celebrates Christmas — and 30 years
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) – Downtown Bakersfield, and the city in general, are so flush with good restaurants these days, it’s easy to forget about some of the stalwarts that have been around for a notable length of time. But that describes Uricchio’s Trattoria, an Italian restaurant at 17th and K, in the historic Haberfelde building. […]
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RFK High School football team celebrates historic state championship with community parade
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Gallery 'N' Gifts First Friday event features works by Clarence Pointer, Jan. 2
The Tehachapi Valley Arts Association will exhibit works by Clarence Pencilman Pointer for the month of January. The exhibit will run Jan. 1-31. Clarence was born in Hillsboro, Alabama, and it was there he developed his God's given talent with no formal training, but with great support from family and friends. Over time he formed his own unique style of drawing. He always believed in creating realistic detailed pieces that would best showcase his abilities. Success came after lots of practice, perseverance, self-discipline, patience and determination to be the best.
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Breakfast with Santa brings good food, good cheer
On Dec. 6, the Aspen Builders Inc. Activity Center opened its doors for a very special breakfast. Meetings with Santa bring smiles to children's faces and give them a chance to put their dream gifts into words, whether it's a Lego set or new pajamas or a cute, very expensive pony.
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Cozy up to a musical comedy, Dec. 30
An Eclectic Film Series (AEFS) is joining in Tehachapi's busy holiday season by offering the filmed version of a classical musical comedy produced by a recognized community theater. The Dec. 30 audience can choose between "Mame," (performed at the Redlands Bowl), "The Mikado" or "The Music Man" (both staged at the Morgan-Wixson in Santa Monica). What is the connection, you ask?
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‘SpongeBob’ film embraces sweet childish humor
SpongeBob and his Bikini Bottom friends have provided a sweet variation of humor for more than 25 years on television. There have been some more mature moments but overall, the strength of the characters comes from an innocence that entertains adults and engages children (or childish adults).
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ follows familiar path
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — It has been 16 years since director James Cameron introduced the world of Pandora in the stunningly shot “Avatar.” It was an introduction – and a massive metaphor – for what happens when greed becomes such a driving force that the native people, plants and animals are collateral damage run over […]
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K-Pop Demon Hunters Driving Bakersfield Neighborhood Crazy This Holiday Season: ‘I’m Surprised HOA Approved This’
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know this year’s music and animation sensation is K-Pop Demon Hunters. Besides crushing viewership counts, it’s also crushing the patience of some people. Despite its success, some citizens think the band from K-Pop Demon Hunters has overstayed its welcome, which is what happened in a neighborhood in Bakersfield, California. One neighbor decided to decorate their home with the usual blinding Christmas lights, but also decided to put the song Golden on repeat every half an hour, sending some people around the block in pop-induced rage.
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Christmas Raceway with CARS Tour West on Saturday; Condors blanked; BC hoops; RFK title parade; HS hoops
Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway will celebrate the holiday season Saturday afternoon and evening with a Raceway Christmas show comprised of Christmas-oriented events and championship racing featuring two divisions of the SPEARS CARS Tour West Series and much more. Gates will open at noon with a Christmas party running from...
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Angel Studios does more heavenly work with ‘David’
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — There was a time when faith-based animated films were produced using a very primitive style. It was as if any embellishment in the visuals would be an offense to the religious text. These types of productions served their purpose as a teaching tool for youngsters but had little appeal beyond the […]
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Los Hermanos Mendoza to perform at the Nile Theater
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Los Hermanos Mendoza are set to perform at The Nile Theater in February 2026. The three brothers and their special guest, Jayden Secor, are set to perform Feb. 15, 2026 at 7 p.m., according to organizers. The doors to the show open at 6 p.m. The night is set to feature […]
Porterville Recorder
What's Happening: A Winter Wonderland at Tule River Parkway Gardens
PIERPOINT ART SHOW - The inaugural exhibition, “Heaven in the Sierras” by local photographer Trish Logan will run through January 31, 2026. PIerpoont Bar & Grill, and Gallery is located at 801 Highway 190 above Springville. The Facebook link is https://www.facebook.com/events/858524943200973/ For more information contact Liz Anderson, Pierpoint Gallery Manager (liz.pierpointgallery@gmail.com) or Alida Verduzco Silva, Economic Development Manager, Tulare County (averduzco@tularecounty.ca.gov; 559-502-0899)
Bakersfield Now
SoCal Grilling Company fires up a taste of Americana with industrial flair in Bakersfield
SoCal Grilling Company, a new barbecue restaurant in southwest Bakersfield, has opened its doors, offering a unique blend of industrial and country themes. Owner Alex Ruiz, whose two veteran played a big role in the concept of the restaurant , said, "We need to do something cool in the southwest, something a little bit more American, barbecue, industrial." The restaurant features cement columns and wood accents, reflecting Kern County's agricultural and industrial roots.
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A Generational Performance: Gonzales Academy performs in Porterville
The Buck Shaffer Theater at the Porterville Memorial Auditorium was filled with music, movement, color, and family pride as Gonzales Dance Academy presented a vibrant slate of performances on Sunday, drawing a crowd that spanned generations — from babies in arms to elderly relatives cheering from their seats. Doors...