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70,492 fans watched the United States dominate Par

70,492 fans watched the United States dominate Paraguay 4-1 in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup at Los Angeles Stadium (renamed from SoFi Stadium for the Cup), today, June 12. Commentators described it as the best U.S. performance in a half after scoring three goals in the first 45 minutes. The first U.S. goal came from Paraguay midfielder Damián Bobadilla, who scored an own goal, followed by two by U.S. forward Folarin Balogun. U.S. midfielder Giovanni Reyna scored a golazo in the 98th minute following a 20-pass full team play, putting a 4 on the scoreboard, the most goals the U.S. has ever scored in a World Cup game. The U.S. showed off their attacking prowess, playmaking and teamwork, maintaining 65% possession throughout the match. Fans across the Southland rooted the U.S. on, including at the Fan Fest at the Coliseum. The game featured the U.S. opening ceremony headlined by Katy Perry and Future, with additional performances by Anitta, LISA, Rema and Tyla. See the full gallery and recap thru @laweekly 📸 Getty Images
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Mexico, one of the three North American World Cup

Mexico, one of the three North American World Cup 2026 hosts along with U.S. and Canada, netted a 2-0 win against South Africa in the opening match today, June 11, in Mexico City. Fans across the Southland celebrated the win at watch parties including at Plaza Mexico and the Coliseum. Mexico has been in the opening match of the FIFA World Cup eight times, a record, including the first World Cup in 1930, but today was the first time they won. The match featured three red cards, two for South Africa, one for Mexico, also a record for an opening match. The opening ceremony featured performances by Shakira, Burna Boy and a number of others including J Balvin, Ejae and Tyla. See the gallery and recap thru @laweekly ✍️ @boyface_
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Santa Monica's Main St. institution Circle Bar reo

Santa Monica's Main St. institution Circle Bar reopened May 22 under new ownership from local restaurateurs Mark and Addie Van Gessel, the team behind Hinano Cafe and Tavern on Main. Originally established in 1949, Circle Bar evolved from a neighborhood watering hole into a fixture of Santa Monica’s nightlife and music scene. Over the decades, its dimly lit atmosphere, packed dance floor, and oval-shaped bar attracted everyone from artists and musicians to locals, with late-night drop-ins including Jim Morrison, Truman Capote, Anthony Kiedis, Sean Penn and Robert Downey Jr. The reimagined venue keeps the same floor plan it has had since 1949 while introducing upgrades to sound, lighting, and production. A new elevated DJ booth, “The Halo,” puts music at the center of the room, supported by a new sound system, enhanced lighting, and visual programming. The refreshed cocktail menu blends Circle Bar’s classic dive-bar spirit with new additions, alongside late-night offerings and daily Power Hour specials. @circlebar_sm Read the story and see the photos thru @laweekly ✍️ @michelestueven
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Thousands descended on West Hollywood Park June 5–

Thousands descended on West Hollywood Park June 5–7 as OUTLOUD Music Festival once again served as the centerpiece of WeHo Pride. The three-day celebration brought together pop stars, rising artists, and LGBTQ+ community members for a weekend packed with music and memorable moments. JADE closed out the festival on Sunday after joining the WeHo Pride Parade earlier in the day, while The Pussycat Dolls delivered one of the weekend's biggest highlights with a rare concert appearance that culminated in a crowd-pleasing performance of "Don't Cha" alongside dozens of queer performers. Ashlee Simpson welcomed Lance Bass for a surprise duet, Melanie C treated fans to a Spice Girls classic, and performances from Ava Max, Jess Glynne, Confidence Man, Baby Tate, SUCCUBUS, Jae Stephens, and many more kept the energy peaking all weekend long. @officiallyoutloud
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