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Not to be a grinch or whatever, but holiday music can get a little old. Maybe you got your fill at the Glendale Galleria, where Wham's “Last Christmas&#82 Read full Post
Fans of Tender Greens who live in Hollywood soon won't have to drive over to Culver City or West Hollywood or San Diego–or anywhere else, for that matter&# Read full Post
Corina Weibel of Canelé in Atwater and Jane Choi, the restaurant's GM and Weibel's business partner, run a cozy place. The menu is written on chalk on the w Read full Post
Paging Dr. Benway … paging Dr. Benway — yes, you'll need a visit by William S. Burroughs' pathologically illogical doctor by the time the Naked L Read full Post
Casey Smith’s solo mime show (he does scream a lot, but there are almost no decipherable words) consists of 17 brief sketches accompanied by a swath of musical Read full Post
Tonight at Book Soup legendary LA born songwriters Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller will sign copies of their new book, Hound Dog: The Leiber & Stoller Autobiograp Read full Post
Nineteen years ago, Vic Chesnutt first unleashed his brand of gritty southern rock from his rural Georgia home. Now with a band featuring Fugazi's Guy Picciotto Read full Post
In an ongoing effort to better understand the many classic albums of Los Angeles, we've come upon an equation that gets to the heart of the matter without much t Read full Post
Last month we told you about the strange saga of a small company called Pystar that makes Apple Mac computer clones that were being sold locally at Rashantha De Silv Read full Post
Need a drink to help you get through the rest of the holiday season? Thanks to Repeal Day, you can have one legally. And thanks to comme Ça and Pizzeria Ortica, you Read full Post
What's the country reading today food-wise? Here's a roundup of some of the food-related stories from other newspapers, many of which print their food sectio Read full Post
Sometimes lyrics distilled to their essence reveal truths that the songs/music themselves don't. That's one way of looking at the below word cloud, created w Read full Post