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P-Lo’s sixth solo studio album “OUT THE BOX” arriv P-Lo’s sixth solo studio album “OUT THE BOX” arrives today, Aug. 14, after more than a decade of establishing himself as a producer, artist, entrepreneur and advocate for the communities that shaped him. Across 16 tracks, the album gathers the knowledge of production and solo work into one intentional project, with guests including Killer Mike, SadBoi, Kreayshawn, 1Umbrella and SOBxRBE. Throughout his career, P-Lo, who splits his time between LA and the Bay Area, has remained deeply connected to the Bay, carrying its sounds and culture into his work while helping create opportunities for the next generation of artists. “I never really wanted my music to not sound like I’m from the Bay,” he says. “People want to say, ‘Oh, the Bay sound doesn’t translate.’ But I know it does. I know these tempos and these sonics translate across the world.” “I feel like we’re always five to 10 years early on a lot of things,” he adds. “And that’s cool. That’s our contribution to the sphere of the world, in the world of music.” @p_lo Read the interview and see the photos thru @laweekly CC: @kidsofimmigrants @baryoent ✍️📸 @boyface_ 📸 Studio: @bryanberry
Project ReWear is a circular fashion company found Project ReWear is a circular fashion company founded by Kimberly Lau and Linda Young that is redefining what happens to clothing after it’s donated. More than 23,000 pounds of clothing and textiles have been saved from the landfill since opening in December 2024 through its circular resale and donation ecosystem. More than 1,000 thrifters attended the first two WEARhouse Sale events, with more than 2,500 pounds of textiles diverted in just two days during the May 2026 event. The Project ReWear store feels like you’ve just walked into a Beverly Hills or Melrose Ave. boutique, with everything repurposed. Everything goes from $2 to $18, with high-end items like Prada, Michael Kors and Gucci priced at $27. “We don’t discriminate against any brands, because the landfill doesn’t either.” @project.rewear Read the story and see the photos thru @laweekly ✍️📸 @michelestueven
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