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Tag: Jennifer Finch
L7 Celebrates their 40th Anniversary in Los Angeles this October.
Forty years. That’s wild even to say out loud, let alone type. But here we are—L7 celebrating four decades of making noise together. And what better way to mark the occasion than throwing a party in our hometown of Los Angeles? On Saturday, October 3rd, we’ll be hitting The Belasco stage in DTLA alongside two…
2025 Half Way Point In Review
The Punk Rock Museum’s Second Year Anniversary Earlier this year, I had the chance to step into a different role—giving tours at the Punk Rock Museum in Vegas. Walking people through the space, sharing stories, and seeing their faces light up at the history packed into those walls was seriously cool. One of my favorite…
What Does Rebellion Look Like Now?
Is it an act, something you are, neither, or both? Calling out injustices and refusing to give space to anyone else’s message outside your own are good examples of rebellion in the past. Lately, other questions about what rebellion means have come to mind. Does it need to be loud? Verbally precise? Or rehearsed for…
Desperate Teenage Lovedolls in Chinatown
I had the absolute pleasure of moderating a recent screening of Desperate Teenage Love Dolls over at Mark Mothersbaugh’s studio at the MutMuz gallery in downtown Los Angeles. Being back with this film — a gritty, raw, hilarious snapshot of Los Angeles punk girlhood — felt like catching up with an old friend who still…