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Operating as usual
Hosts @kateberlant and @jacquelinenovak are flipping the GOOP mentality on its head with their new podcast 'POOG.'
Hosts Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak are flipping the GOOP mentality on its head
Here’s why a change may be great for Mayor Garcetti but awful for Los Angeles.
Here's why a jump may be great for him but awful for Los Angeles
After a year of controversy and declining ratings, the host announces she’ll say goodbye following the show’s 19th season.
After a year of controversy and declining ratings, the host announces she'll say goodbye following the show's 19th season
As a petroleum pipeline shutdown cripples the Southeast, Southern California is experiencing its own pain at the pump—but for different reasons.
Also, an in-person Pride event is coming to L.A., and more
Now that vaccines are here and gatherings are returning, attending a music festival will be high on many to-do lists.
Everything you need to know about all the best fests
Filmmaker Jamal Shakir has officially filed a suit against his uncle, an LAPD cop who allegedly ordered another officer to shoot him with a projectile during a Black Lives Matter protest last May.
Jamal Shakir is one of dozens of protesters to file claims against the city regarding use of force at recent protests
On Thursdays through Sundays, an artisanal bagel shop is drawing long lines of carb worshippers to Virgil Village.
On Thursdays through Sundays, an artisanal bagel shop is drawing long lines of carb worshippers to Virgil Village
Things aren’t looking good for the effort to oust California’s current governor.
Things aren't looking good for the effort to oust California's current governor
The Hollywood Bowl is back with shows from the L.A. Phil, Thundercat, Christina Aguilera and more.
The Bowl is back with shows from the L.A. Phil, Thundercat, Christina Aguilera and more
After a virtual hearing today, an attorney for L.A. county insisted to a judge, “We don’t belong in this lawsuit."
At a virtual hearing today, an attorney for the county insisted to a judge, “We don’t belong in this lawsuit”
The network joined studios, industry organizations, and actors in rebuffing the Hollywood Foreign Press Association until big changes are made.
The network joined studios, industry organizations, and actors in rebuffing the Hollywood Foreign Press Association until big changes are made
Ask Chris is back to ask the tough questions you've been dying to know.
Readers Ask Chris about Twin Towers Jail, an eyesore on Melrose, and more
After years of diminishing growth rates, California finally lost people in 2020.
After years of diminishing growth rates, in 2020 the state finally lost people
Ziwe Fumudoh rocketed to Instagram fame putting people on the spot with blunt questions about race. Now she has her own Showtime series—and the same hilarious provocations.
Ziwe Fumudoh rocketed to Instagram fame putting people on the spot with blunt questions about race. Now she has her own Showtime series—and the same hilarious provocations
Marcus Theatres, Cinemark, and IMAX are all part of the tentative conversation at the moment.
Also, police break up a big outdoor rock concert in Cypress Park, and more
"Los Angeles has had plenty of other champions and benefactors, but Broad occupied a plateau of his own."
Why the late businessman and "venture philanthropist" did more than anyone in the last four decades to shape the landscape of Los Angeles
If you're still collecting $1500 checks a month (plus a stipend and an expense allowance), we're pretty sure you don't need to collect unemployment benefits.
Huntington Beach's Mayor Pro Tem reported to the government that he was suffering from a "lack of work"
What was once dismissed by observers for being another multimillion-dollar private feud turns out to be much more since it involves a part of Franklin Canyon, one of the city's most popular hiking spots.
Last week, a foreclosure auction on the developer's Franklin Canyon property was halted, but the future of the land still hangs in the balance
Rep. Matt Gaetz's latest scandals may put his Republican colleague, California Rep. Mike Garcia, in the hot seat.
Rep. Gaetz is the subject of an investigation into allegations of s*x trafficking and public corruption
*cries while playing Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande's pop anthem 'Rain On Me'*
There won't be shirtless guys in hot pants rolling down Santa Monica this year, but revelers can celebrate with a slate of virtual events
Two iconic pop stars. One similar anthem.
Nineteen years ago, another blond pop icon was asserting her independence as she made the treacherous journey from girlhood to womanhood in the public eye
Don't forget to pack your blankets!
We love a drive-in movie
One of our favorite perks to living in Southern California are all the amazing farmer's markets we have access to. Here's a list of a few of our favorites. Which farmer's markets do you love to visit?
Find the region's best produce and more at these weekly markets
This facelift alternative is catching on.
A quick-fix procedure known as a thread lift has emerged as an alternative to full-blown facelifts
Despite receiving 15 percent fewer complaints this year, City Controller Ron Galperin’s Fraud, Waste, and Abuse unit still fielded 460 calls about alleged contract bid rigging, payroll fraud, and other financial shenanigans.
The City Controller’s Fraud, Waste, and Abuse report reveals 460 complaints about inefficiency and financial malfeasance
The historic clubhouse is gearing up to welcome back its members for swanky, COVID-safe dinner parties.
The legendary venue won't be accepting guests for the time being, but there's a way to see magic in the meantime
LAPD Chief Michel Moore recently told the Police Commission that despite gun arrests being up by 90 percent this year, it’s still difficult to counteract the sheer number of fi****ms hitting the streets.
Experts hope easing restrictions will actually help reverse a spike in violence
Dealing with COVID-19 put a lot of things in perspective for a lot of us. For writer Jeff Weiss, the pandemic—and his grandmother's COVID-19 diagnosis—helped him to realize just how formative his relationship with his Grammy Rita has been..
For the past 90 years, my Grammy Rita has led a life packed with glamorous highs and dramatic dips. But it wasn’t until she fell ill last year that I appreciated the starring role she’s played in my own life
Do you know where you're taking your mom for brunch tomorrow?
Celebrate mom with a special meal
Ever wonder what the people who serve you food really think?
One Star Network's collection of podcasts from current and former hospitality industry pros dishes up the truth about what servers really experience
Not quite ready for Disneyland? These photos will make you feel like you're there.
Photos from a colorful, magical post-pandemic reopening day at the Happiest Place on Earth
Get your Beats speakers ready. It's time to celebrate the weekend.
New music from MF DOOM and Czarface, Yorke Lore, and more
The Valley councilwoman may join a roster that already has two City Hall veterans.
The Valley councilwoman may join a roster that already has two City Hall veterans
While some believe the Tesla billionaire will be the worst SNL host since Paris Hilton, investors in Dogecoin will be watching to see if Musk’s appearance further fires up the cryptocurrency’s uncanny rise in value.
Meanwhile the Tesla billionaire is warning people to proceed with caution
Paul Van Doren, founder of Vans, has died at age 90. We recently spoke to him about his memoir, Authentic.
In a new memoir, Vans founder Paul Van Doren recalls how his tiny Anaheim company went global
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The force is strong with Angelenos! #MayTheFourthBeWithYou Image courtesy of TCL Chinese Theatres. https://buff.ly/2SlPbJY
We can't wait until Center Theatre Group is back in business!
The 10th Annual Palm Desert Food & Wine Festival is almost here! Celebrate the best in food and wine from California's top chefs, best restaurants, and fine vintners from March 27-29. Experience 3 days of mouth-watering eats, premium wines, and hands-on cooking demonstrations featuring celebrity chefs Curtis Stone, Carla Hall, Elizabeth Falkner, and Chris Ford, to name a few. https://buff.ly/2UICawF Palm Desert Food & Wine Festival #palmspringslife #palmdesertfoodandwine
The Wallis and Four Larks present the world premiere of Frankenstein. Fusing together physical theater, live music and experiential design, Mary Shelley’s classic story is reimagined to spotlight the dangers of unregulated technology. #frankenstein #thewallis #sponsored https://buff.ly/38jGA0U
Whether you need to realign your focus, revitalize your energy levels, or take a well-deserved break, @SerraQualityDrugs is here. Visit their new Los Angeles shop to get a jump on your promise to start this year off with a brand new you. https://buff.ly/2t5xgOR
Giving is glamorous! Keep the cash or gift a stranger? See what DTLA holiday shoppers do in this video from St. Vincent Jewelry Center. #DTLAGlam #sponsored @svjewelrycenter
The Wallis & For The Record’s concert celebration of "Love Actually" returns this holiday season! Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts’s theater is turned into an immersive cinema where the film and live action seamlessly intertwine. The hit soundtrack is reimagined by an all-star cast of singers and 15-piece orchestra. "Love Actually Live" is a first-of-its-kind, theatrical cinema experience. Tickets at https://buff.ly/2KGI8IH #loveactuallylive
Catch the holiday feels at this epic light show, Sparkle Dtla, featuring over 16 million hues of lights that will move to music. Don’t miss the grand debut on Nov 14th at 5:30pm #sparkledtla #theblocla https://buff.ly/2WYzDO7
Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson says she hopes 'Bombshell' will continue a dialogue about sexual harassment in the workplace. It's definitely starting a conversation. Read more: https://buff.ly/32jmiSf
Be prepared to be transported into the supernatural world of Japanese Folk Tradition. With their new exhibit, Bakeru Transforming Spirits, Japan House LA offers you the unique chance to experience the otherworldly. For more information on this transformative exhibit head over to @JapanHouseLA and show them some love by giving them a follow. And don’t forget to make plans to visit the exhibit going on now until October 6. You won’t want to miss this. www.japanhouse.jp/losangeles #Bakeru #JapanHouseLA #Sponsored
Are you ready to PLAY? Enter to win the ultimate theater experience at the Geffen Playhouse! https://www.geffenplayhouse.org/lamag #sponsored
For better hydration, water needs to be pure. Adrianna Costa sits with Hallstein Artesian Water co-founder Elizabeth Muhr to discuss the benefits of drinking water that is truly pure, unfiltered, untreated, and uncompromised. Watch to learn more about Hallstein’s unique approach to offering the best water you can get your hands on, perfected by none other than nature itself. #hallsteinwater www.gethallsteinwater.com
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