The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requires that any project which "may have a significant effect on the environment" be prefaced by an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) -- an often lengthy document investigating the project's possible effects on both the natural environment on the urba ... More >>
See also: Coachella 2012 Lineup Goldenvoice announced Sunday that it has purchased 280 acres of land in Indio, ensuring that the Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals will be enjoyed by generations of girls in spirit hoods and dudes in speedos and fanny packs The purchase includes El Dorado P ... More >>
Update: 2/15/12 3:00 p.m. We should have known this was as bogus as the prospect of a goat on a leash getting down (in the video) to a band bolstered by the drumming talents of a man known to cheerily carve and cook domesticated beasts. NME was wrong and so were we. The treasures used to reside ... More >>
KCRW Broadcast #149 for Saturday, January 21, 2012 See also: Henry Rollins: The Column! Are You Collector Scum? Fanatics! Sitting on the tour bus here in raining Wolverhampton UK. I am well into the Long March Tour and things are going well. I am sorry to put you Fanatics through a pre-taped show ... More >>
Also, K. Flay, The Civil Wars, Bob Mould tribute
Also, Peanut Butter Wolf, Lucy Woodward, Chromeo and others
Also, Glen Campbell, the Smashing Pumpkins, Lanie Lane and others
la.curbed.comFuture "Crenshaw Corridor" with Westchester stop still included. Westchester wants to know what happened to its Metro station. The proposed stop at Manchester Avenue and Aviation Boulevard on the Crenshaw/LAX line (which is marketed to take riders to the airport, even though the ... More >>
The family Knowles in happier timesIn light of the surprising news over the reasons Beyonce fired her longtime manager (and longtime father for that matter) Mathew Knowles, we remembered a time when scummy managers were not only the norm, but expected. Here are the Top 10 Managers in Music Hi ... More >>
photo by Damon Allen DavisonSteve Ignorant and band Crass, the commune-living, hippie anarchist punks whose DIY way of recording and promoting had as much an impact on the genre as their brand of boot-in-your face hardcore, disbanded more than 25 years ago, having never toured the U.S. beyond ... More >>
Superhumanoids remix Local Natives. Also, they're touring together.On a pair of new remixes, Echo Park bedroom popstars Superhumanoids give L.A.'s Local Natives the chillwave treatment. The Supes (as we affectionately call them -- we've made no attempts to hide our enthusiasm) take on two so ... More >>
This charming man feels trapped in LALast week Morrissey gave an interview to British newspaper The Guardian, where he mused on several topics and was a bit of a dick to the interviewer, poet and Morrisseyfan Simon Armitage. Morrissey caused an international stir with his musings on Chinese ... More >>
Artist opens up about his harrowing expulsion from the place he calls home
Kutmah's "Throwing Stones"Last week, L.A. Weekly contributor Jeff Weiss sat down with Dublab/Low End Theory DJ and artist Kutmah to talk about his controversial deportation. It was the first interview Kutmah, born Justin McNulty, had granted since being pulled out of his Mt. Washington home ... More >>
Although it's not officially opening until tomorrow, the new Culver City gastropub Waterloo & City will start serving tonight. So if you're over on that side of town this evening and need a pint and a plate of Manchester quail with chopped liver on toast, or whole roast chicken with wild mushroom po ... More >>
The NME reports that volcanic ash has delayed many flights from Heathrow Airport near London, which could make UK bands miss their Coachella slots. [UPDATE 12:00pm: Now it seems Gary Numan joins the Cribs, Bad Lieutenant and the other bands who might have to cancel their Coachella appearanc ... More >>
5 Questions with The Stranglers' Hugh Cornwell [ Free Album Download!]
Cameras capture motorists and huge fines follow. Streets may not be safer
Mark Burgess, former frontman of cult-favorite The Chameleons, was simply taking a vacation. He had traveled to the US to meet a friend in Maine, ended up in Boston through a twist of events and was asked to play with some musicians who were also fans of his old band. Word spread and people ... More >>
Also, Torche, Alejandro Escovedo, Quintron & Miss Pussycat, and others
View more photos in the Sparks slideshow. All photos by Timothy Norris Sparks at UCLA Royce Hall, Sat., Feb. 14 To borrow the title from Sparks' 2000 album, it took balls for Ron and Russell Mael to stage their 21-night residency in London last summer, performing the entirety of each of their 21 a ... More >>
At Royal Clayton's, a British pub on the bottom level of the Toy Factory Lofts, Adam Unknown leans into a microphone as he tickles piano keys. At times, it seems as though the clang of silverware against glass wants to compete with the performer's subtle croon, but the background noise never qui ... More >>
Web Editor's note: the L.A. Weekly is proud to raise a pint of Guinness and welcome Wil Wheaton onboard as our new weekly columnist. Check back every Tuesday for his latest. Get Wheaton's RSS feed here. Way back in early 1990, I was at the Forum in Inglewood for a Kings hockey game. The Kings we ... More >>
James, Spaceland, June 6, 2008 By Siran Babayan Well, dye my eyes and call me a reborn James fan. Apparently the Manchester folky pop band has had a more profound impact on some of the people here at Spaceland than they did on me back when I casually listened to them in college. Hours before James ... More >>
Gossip and gross-out humor blend with Masterpiece's high acting
A police officer guards SWAT Officer Randal Simmons' white hearse in front of the Crenshaw Christian Faith Dome on Vermont Ave. Dozens of colorful wreaths surrounded the entrance to the church. The funeral began at 11 a.m. Thousands of officers including members of the Jackon, New Jersey Pol ... More >>
Clinton is back at the table, playing us for chumps
Laurent Garnier at Avaland @ Avalon, November 17
Joy Division portrait, Control, proves the exception to the rock-biopic drool
Fear and loathing on the moors
Tralala, Jim Noir, Annuals at Spaceland
Unsigned local group finds fame, fortune, Duran Duran in the U.K.
Michael Winterbottom’s monomaniacally intoxicating 9 Songs
For Erin Aubry Kaplan, coming home has been a labor of tough love
Riot-scarred Vermont Avenue finally gets a big development, but some say it’s the wrong kind
Danny Boyle’s 28 Days Later and Guy Maddin’s Dracula
The opening of Genesis P-Orridge
The usual suspects of black leadership, and then some, give it their all in Inglewood
Steven Johnson has seen the future, and it’s SimCity
Less irascibility, more courtesy would be welcome when the public speaks at City Hall
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