Road Trip Diaries: Delightful Bettina in Montecito
Following the success of their mobile pizza catering concept Autostrada, husband-and-wife team Brendan Smith and Rachel Greenspan have broug...
What’s Popping Up in L.A.: A Taste of Summer in Culver City, Sindy Lazo at Comida ¡EXPO! Los Angeles and more
Thursday, June 13 and Friday, June 14 California’s largest annual Hispanic food and beverage trade show Comida ¡EXPO! Los Angeles takes p...
Album of the Week: Beth Bombara’s Evergreen
Beth 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 Cancerslug
Since 1999, Cancerslug has been the horror punk project of Alex Story, who has more recently been seen fronting Doyle of the Misfits’ solo b...
L.A. Weekly Movie Pick: Dances with Films
Welcome 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...
Review: Samuel L. Jackson Gives Millennials the Shaft
Times are tough. Old-school sensuality and romance seem to be on the verge of extinction. We’re living in digital bubbles, swiping for soulm...
Meet an Artist Monday: Leon Lee
Leon Lee is an illustrator and visual designer whose versatile vision is equally dynamic at rendering the natural landscape, a fantasy world...
Arts Pick: Inaugurating the Contemporary Irish Arts Center Los Angeles
The newest art house in Los Angeles is the CIACLA, the Contemporary Irish Arts Center, opening this weekend at Bergamot Station. Its debut p...
Time For Tea: Does Taylor Swift’s New Song Deserve to be a Gay Anthem?
In 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...
Drag Race’s Aquaria on her Collab with L.A.-Based Nyx
With the artfully flawless makeup and fashion looks she rocked on season 10 of RuPaul's Drag Race, the New York club kid turned drag superst...