Angélique Kidjo Turns up the Heat on Dinner and a Song at Croft AlleyMichele StuevenJune 17, 2019 Angélique Kidjo at The Standard Hollywood. (Michele Stueven) Grammy winning singer Angélique Kidjo brought her musical and culinary tale...
Road Trip Diaries: Delightful Bettina in MontecitoMichele StuevenJune 14, 2019Following the success of their mobile pizza catering concept Autostrada, husband-and-wife team Brendan Smith and Rachel Greenspan have broug...
Album of the Week: Beth Bombara’s EvergreenBrett CallwoodJune 18, 2019Beth Bombara Evergreen (Lemp Electric) Sometimes the voice gets you hooked in from the very first note. That's the case with Missouri-...
A Pleasant Night Out With CancerslugBrett CallwoodJune 18, 2019Since 1999, Cancerslug has been the horror punk project of Alex Story, who has more recently been seen fronting Doyle of the Misfits’ solo b...
Netflix’s Historical Roasts Was Born in the Back of an L.A. Comic Book StoreNick WalkerJune 17, 2019Taking the classic structure of an old school Comedy Central-style roast, Netflix’s new show Historical Roasts with Jeff Ross places its cro...
L.A. Weekly Movie Pick: Nina Menkes, Cinematic SorceressNathaniel BellJune 14, 2019Welcome to L.A. Weekly’s Movie Guide, your look at the hottest films in Los Angeles theaters this week — from indie art house gems and class...
Book Pick: Queer X Design: 50 Years of Signs, Symbols, Banners, Logos, and Graphic Art of LGBTQ at Book SoupSiran BabayanJune 17, 2019Gilbert Baker created the rainbow flag (originally with eight colors, now six) in San Francisco in 1978 as a visual representation of gay pr...
Meet an Artist Monday: Leon LeeShana Nys DambrotJune 17, 2019Leon Lee is an illustrator and visual designer whose versatile vision is equally dynamic at rendering the natural landscape, a fantasy world...
Event Picks: Beverly Center Shows Pride This WeekLina LecaroJune 18, 2019All month long the Westside's Beverly Center has been celebrating Gay Pride with festive events, and this week they outdo themselves with a ...
Time For Tea: Does Taylor Swift’s New Song Deserve to be a Gay Anthem?Michael CooperJune 18, 2019In the '70s, '80s and '90s, it didn’t take much for a song to become a gay anthem: Take a powerful diva, lyrics about struggle or heartbreak...
