Thanksgiving is all about the food. But once the turkey and gravy and mashed potatoes are on the table, what should you drink?
Tradition tells us a good glass of
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An evil international criminal based in the quiet San Fernando Valley neighborhood of West Hills sent Interpol and U.S. federal agents tracking him around the globe
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On July 2, a few blocks from the famous hip-hop intersection of 21st and Lewis in Long Beach, there was a dedication ceremony for Jenni Rivera Memorial Park. More t
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You think you got swagger because you live in Northeast Los Angeles?
All eyes are on this new dog. She's young — only 7 to 9 months old — and she's so
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“Have you ever heard of anyone doing French Mexican food before?” I asked Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo by phone yesterday. “Or French Mexican brunch?
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Several days ago a music teacher at USC named Chris Sampson asked if I was interested in coming to campus and doing a Q&A about music with his students. Luckily
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You've probably heard that L.A.'s transit system is growing. Young people are embracing urban life, renting lofts in the Arts District and selling their cars
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Few places are more frantic and anxious than backstage before a show. This afternoon is no different. Less than 30 minutes before making one of her first nationally
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If you've ridden a train lately, you know that you need a TAP card to pay your fare. But did you know that your card will expire?
Yes. At some point, each ca
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The saga of Hollywood's rebellious supperclub continued this week as city prosecutors said the bottle-service venue “continued to violate multiple conditio
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The year of the beer bike in America was 2012. That's a few years after Americans traveling in Europe spotted the 15-passenger pedal-propelled pubs toting touris
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