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Dear Mr. Gold: I have a group of my best friends flying in from Alabama, and we're all staying in Santa Monica. I never go to the Westside for anything, so I am Read full Post
In the aftermath of Proposition 8 passing in November 2008, one of the regrets of those who fought valiantly for gay marriage and against the proposition was that en Read full Post
All this talk of the NFL returning to Los Angeles — with two apparently viable bids for new area stadiums on the table — has some fans giddy about the pr Read full Post
Darren McGrady's résumé reads pretty much like your average private chef's story. He earned a culinary arts degree and trained in a top restaurant kitchen Read full Post
Last Thursday, Night + Market, from owner and chef Kris Yenbamroong, debuted on Sunset Boulevard. The space is attached to longstanding Thai restaurant Talésai, wh Read full Post
Ranter: Shaved-headed White Dude, mid-40s, in black hoodie and beret Location: Waiting for No. 2 bus, West Hollywood Time: 11 p.m., Sat., Oct. 16 Topics covered: Whe Read full Post
We're calling it: Cameron Smith (R) of Santa Clarita is your next representative for California State Assembly District 38. He beat opponent Diana Shaw (D) by a Read full Post
It's a familiar situation for those of us who go to see live bands frequently. We get so caught up in the haze of a really good show that the details become blu Read full Post
Boom Boom Satellites emerged in the 1990s, but you wouldn't know that from watching the audience Monday night at The Troubadour. This was a largely young crowd, Read full Post
A married couple strangled to death at their house in Hawthorne on Wednesday, Oct. 20, were identified as Robyn Turnage, 57, and Leamond Turnage, 69. Their bodies we Read full Post
Recently, we brought you Top 10 Men With Meat Names, culled from an online collection of men who share their names with different kinds of animal flesh. It got us th Read full Post
When Los Angeles–based state Sen. Alex Padilla read Vanity Fair's 2007 tale of the criminal takeover of the streets of São Paulo, Brazil, by imprisoned murder Read full Post