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Who'd have guessed that the debut of a new 7-Eleven would be such a grand event? This Friday's opening of the new convenience store in Compton will occasion Read full Post
Along the Olympic corridor between Koreatown and downtown, it's been a quiet year for crime. This despite the proximity of two of the largest gangs in the United Read full Post
As a general rule, Angelenos don’t leave home before 9 on a Saturday night without good reason, let alone to go crouch and sit on El Rey Theatre’s heavily traffi Read full Post
MONDAY: Saint Motel Residency at Spaceland (free) TUESDAY: The 88 at Spaceland The rest of the week after the jump… WEDNESDAY: HEALTH with Pictureplane at Read full Post
Gavan Murphy, a private chef and caterer, moved to Venice from the Emerald Isle nine years ago. The Irishman is still just as enamored with the perky plums and year- Read full Post
With a grabber like Die Muthafuckah Die!!! (A Eulogy), the parenthetical in the title is definitely anticlimactic. But everything director Gregory Barnett conceives Read full Post
Gawker is reporting that ABC producers in Los Angeles allowed Good Morning, America to digitally correct singer Whitney Houston's vocal track during her performa Read full Post
As summer here in Los Angeles sizzles to a fiery close, one's mind turns to other things that are hot and canned, like pickles and comedy — specifically Mc Read full Post
Until last week, you could have gotten away with blaming the cool weather, rather than your potager skills, for your lifeless Beefsteaks and Green Zebras. This week, Read full Post
When The Daily Pint tapped its first few firkins of cask-conditioned ale (naturally fermented beer) on Friday nights last year, owner Phillip McGovern advised aficio Read full Post
One of the goofy ironies surrounding the brouhaha about the Obama Joker poster, which first appeared in L.A. featuring an image of Heath Ledger's movie charact Read full Post
Bernd Eichinger, who wrote and produced Downfall, is the force behind the film version of another German trauma,The Baader Meinhof Complex. Founded by self-described Read full Post