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L.A. Loves Alex’s Lemonade, hosted by James Bear

L.A. Loves Alex’s Lemonade, hosted by James Beard Foundation award-winners Chef Suzanne Goin and partner Caroline Styne along with Chef David Lentz, returned to UCLA’s Royce Quad on Saturday, Oct. 10, with a culinary superstar lineup of chefs donating their time and services to raise funds and awareness for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, and its mission to find better treatments and cures for all kids with cancer. Kwini Reed of Poppy & Seed shares why their restaurant shows up for L.A. Loves Alex's Lemonade. ✍️📷 @michelestueven See the full list and gallery at the link in bio.

LA native and TDE rapper @jayrock delivered a surp

LA native and TDE rapper @jayrock delivered a surprise performance at the LA Rams vs. SF 49ers game this past Sunday at SoFi Stadium, debuting the team’s new tunnel entrance anthem, “Rams That Way” — a reimagined version of his hit single “Still That Way.” The song will now play before every Rams home game throughout the season. Legendary hip-hop group @naughtybynature performed at halftime, delivering hits like “OPP.” The Rams overcame a double-digit deficit to shock the 49ers with a 27-24 victory. ✍️ @boyface_
📷🎥 @rams Watch the official "Rams That Way" video at the link in bio.

Shane Mahan, an Academy Award-nominated special ef

Shane Mahan, an Academy Award-nominated special effects makeup artist, is no stranger to the popular "Alien" horror/sci-fi franchise. After working on James Cameron’s 1984 game changer "The Terminator," Mahan secured an invite to join the director’s sequel to Ridley Scott’s terrifying space odyssey, "Aliens," where he spent eight weeks bringing the "Alien Queen" to life. Flash forward to present day where director Fede Álvarez is up next to take a stab at the legendary franchise with his entry "Alien: Romulus." Like Cameron before him, when it came time to crew up for his big production, Alvarez sought perfection. Mahan was immediately brought on board, marking his big return to the "Alien" series, only this time around, he’s running the show under his newly anointed banner of Legacy Effects. ✍️ @kalyncorrigan
📷 @jharbour for @legacyeffects See the full story and gallery at the link in bio.

Even before the Star Trek TV series, Adam Nimoy sa

Even before the Star Trek TV series, Adam Nimoy saw his father Leonard popping up in bit roles on some of his favorite shows like Get Smart, Sea Hunt, and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Then one night he brought home Polaroids of himself in makeup and wardrobe for a pilot he was working on. It was December 1964 and nobody had heard of Star Trek. Still, the 8-year-old Adam had watched enough Outer Limits and My Favorite Martian to understand exactly what he was looking at. The rest is science fiction history. ✍️ @michelestueven Read this week's cover story at the link in bio 🖖

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