F*** YOU to the new organizers of the Hollywood Forever Dia de los Muertos event!

F*** Hollywood Forever Dia de los Muertos event! Those bastards are in it for the money now, for years my family had gone to celebrate but last year they decided that after years of free admission, they would charge $5 each, this year it's $10! WTF?! next year will be $15? Go with your family and expect to spend $50 getting in plus get charged for everything that goes on inside! Hello!? It's not like money is growing on trees right now, we are not exactly all rolling around in extra cash. Screw that! I'm going to Olvera Street!

Street Merchants Present Dia de los Muertos (Downtown)
October 25–November 2, 7 p.m.
www.olvera-street.com
Olvera Street celebrates Dia de los Muertos with several days of festivities featuring piñata breaking, children workshops, face painting, strolling Mariachi bands and Ballet Folklorico. Enjoy colorful, ancient Mexican ceremonies in honor of departed loved ones with beautifully decorated altars, entertainment and Novenaria processions. Best of all admission is FREE.

Happy Halloween!

Well today is Friday, October 31st and that means HALLOWEEN~! My favorite time of the year. Last night we got a chance to go out to Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights and I must say it was great! The Bill & Ted Halloween show was so much fun, they did an awesome job. I have no voice today from all the screaming last night and only got about 3 hours of sleep before coming to work but it was well worth it! My favorite maze had to be the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, bloody, gory, what more could I ask for? Freddy and Jason were also great, I think Universal really did it right this year and I will definitely be back. You can't go wrong with all the classic Horror movies, it's a shame that they don't make them like that anymore but I guess that's what keeps the classics classic. Here is a little Halloween treat for all you trick or treaters....

1929 Disney Skeleton Dance