BRINGING CHANGE TO L.A.One can imagine a future where all sorts of iconic structures will be named after the 44th president, Barack Obama. The city of Los ...
Tributes to Rhino Records' Gary Stewart and burlesque legend Angel Walker, and news about L.A. County's new proposed budget, the failure of SB50, the wars of Hollywood talent agencies, the whitewashing of Judith Baca's iconic mural and the 100th anniversary of Easterseals in L.A....
Los Angeles–area venues showcasing doom, war, grindcore, pagan, Viking, thrash, death, speed and black metal are few and far between, so the recent Slaughterhouse event at Teragram Ballroom was a much-anticipated bout of good, not-so-clean fun. And who was the manly hairy metal beast that organized this thrashy affair? Why, it wasn’t a manly beast at all. Enter one Susan Slaughter (aka Nee Noelle)....
Nipsey news, SaMo Pride announced, local district neighborhood elections Saturday, L.A. hockey season is over, terror threats at Burning Man are a federal concern, Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin have their day in court, Trump in L.A....
Twenty-seven years alive and still kicking, Photo L.A. remains the preeminent show for the photographic arts in Los Angeles. This year’s event at Barker Hangar featured international galleries and dealers, individual artists, collectives, leading nonprofits, museums, art schools and global booksellers. (If you were in the market for a rare coffee-table book to brag about, this was the place to find it.)...
American Legion Post 43, housed in a beautiful and ostentatious Egyptian Moroccan revival building on Highland Avenue a stone’s throw from the venerable Hollywood Bowl, had grown decidedly stale and woefully analog in recent years. But with a new generation of combat veterans coming into the fold, the opportunity for a rebrand and remodel presented itself, leading to a full-scale refurbishment led by a group of post-9/11 veterans with the smarts to realize what a gem they had....
Desert Daze 2018 in Moreno Valley was full of highs and lows. Friday, Oct. 12, saw vehicles trapped in lines for as long as three hours, and then a rare Southern California thunderstorm rolled in during Tame Impala’s set, scuttling the Aussies and sending concertgoers fleeing the festival grounds amid a torrential downpour. But the performances!...
CalJam 18 put festivalgoers in a state of Nirvana on Saturday, Oct. 6, in San Bernardino. A six-song tribute set reunited bassist Krist Novoselic, guitarist Pat...
Toss those traditional Father's Day dinners and regifted ties aside, for Los Angeles presents myriad fantastic options for the fathers and baby daddies in your life who deserve celebrating. From baseball and rock & roll to road trips and race cars to beer and cowboys, here are the best out-of-the-box things to do with your pops this weekend....
Downtown L.A. record store Pop Obscure has a section where even the hippest of hipsters, nerdiest of music nerds and indier-than-thou are rendered clueless and confused — Rohit Records' section "for bands that don't exist."...