Autry Museum

Hit-and-Run Blowback on LAPD

Doctors try to save bicyclist's remaining leg as legislator calls for crackdown

Did the State Department of Public Health Cook Up a Farmers Market Soup Controversy?

Did the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) cook up a soup controversy this week, when it warned consumers not to eat any soups sold at Los Angeles farmers markets from two different (and unrelated) companies? The health department says the soups, from One Gun Ranch and Organic Soup Kitche ... More >>

Brick's Picks: Just Like It Was in the '30s

Brick's Picks: Fast and Furious

Lobbyist John Ek

Music Picks: The Psychedelic Furs, Orgone, Raekwon, Beach Fossils, The Raveonettes

Also, Thao & Mirah, Sun Araw, Cass McCombs, Trinket and others

Wild, Wild West: Michael Jackson's Cowboy Getups at the Autry Museum

Wild, Wild West: Michael Jackson's Cowboy Getups at the Autry Museum

This weekend: The Swell Season, MGMT, One Day as a Lion, Die Antwoord, Shelby Lynne

Piper FergusonThe Swell Season​Boy, girl. Boy, girl. Boy, girl. It's a bill made for date night on Sunday at the Hollywood Bowl as some of music's favorite collaborative couples team up to provide a soundtrack for your wine and cheese. Of course, the Swell Season -- Glen Hansard of Irish r ... More >>

Brick's Picks: Liberation Frequencies

Live in L.A. This Weekend: Flying Lotus, Carole King & James Taylor, Bajofondo, Patti LuPone, Sonny Rollins, Metalfest, Wavefest and enough indie rock to start a blog

Flying Lotus​Avant-garde beatmaker Flying Lotus is the toast of the town right now, the release of his new album "Cosmogramma" having hit the shores of electronic music like a tsunami and folks still buzzing over his eye-popping set at Coachella. For the man born Steve Ellison, this weekend's ... More >>

PEE-WEE'S BIG ANNOYANCE

Stage Raw: The Walworth Farce

COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGSNEW THEATER REVIEWSSTAGE FEATURE on Charles Duncombe's The Trojan Women and Julie Hebert's TreeNEW REVIEW GO THE WALWORTH FARCE​Photo by Pavel AntonovModern Irish theater is filled with three things: people holding other people hostage, people making up crap, and play ... More >>

Blues and Ballads on a Budget

Brick's Picks: Goodbye Pasadena Jazz Institute, Hello JI Lounge

Sex, Lies and Videotape

All at once, if that’s how you like it: What to do June 12-18

Griffith Park Shenanigans

La Bonge's landmark designation leaves big loopholes for chains and hotels

Stage Raw: Fake Radio Sing Along

Check back here Monday after noon for NEW THEATER REVIEWS of Peter Shelan's speculative drama about challenging authority and Christopher Marlowe's death, The School of Night, at the Taper; Susan Kim's stage adaptation of Amy Tan's novel, The Joy Luck Club, at East West Players; Peter Wing Heale ... More >>

Ajax and Philoctetes in San Diego

The U.S. Marine Corps Discovers the Greeks

"Parks and Wreck": Reporter's Wide-Open Spaces?

Also, Palisades residents respond to Weekly's "Rathouse" cover story

Brick's Pick's: Central Avenue Jazz Festival

Brick's Picks: Jazz for a Summer Day

Rock Picks: The Ting Tings, The Fratellis, Rilo Kiley

Also, Nico Vega, Martha Wainwright and more

Rock Picks: Dethklok, Billy Bragg, Erykah Badu, Mr. Gnome

Also, shows by Listing Ship, Detroit Cobras and more

Blue Sky, White Heron

Biking the river

Planet Bakersfield

So far from heaven, so close to L.A.

A Few of Our Favorite Things

Fleas, flying fish, glass eyeballs, dissected Japanese criminals. Rimbaud and Hammett, too

The Chandlers

Otis, Raymond, et al.

The Art of Dining

Museums try to please the eye, and the palette

Letters

The Misfits

American Westerns through Polish eyes

Show and Tell

L.A.'s museum curators on their favorite works of art