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It looks like Councilmember Jack Weiss’ plan to impose hefty fines on companies that post multi-story supergraphics” signs plastered illegally around Los Angeles Read full Post
Instead of cracking down on illegal commercial signage, the Department of Building and Safety is going after…murals? When I think of how to describe L.A., I think Read full Post
Ah, music. It arrives from out of the mist, or from Hell below, or from passing cars bumping the beats, or from Muzak kicking Phil Collins' “In the Air&#8 Read full Post
“Ring them bells St. Catherine/ From the top of the room, Ring them from the fortress/ For the lilies that bloom. Oh the lines are long/ And the fighting is st Read full Post
Grand Sumo Tournament LA Sports Arena, Sunday, June 8, 2008 Even if you know nothing about sumo wrestling (and I don't), it's incredible how quickly and deep Read full Post
The nights go nearly sleepless, but the last day of Gay Pride Week is no time to flake out. Promises are made and need to be kept, so I head over to the Abbey and He Read full Post
Prediction: N*E*R*D’s Seeing Sounds will be the soundtrack to a very sexy summer. Okay, maybe just ours. In Search Of still shakes up our decks (usually in the ca Read full Post
Regardless of what you think of their music, you've got to respect Wolf Parade. When Apologies to the Queen Mary dropped in late 2005 and every music journo p Read full Post
From military-themed beefcake bashes to mega-DJ all-nighters, there is, as always, a plethora of pumpin’ dance parties to choose from this Memorial weekend (see l Read full Post
The Big Takeover Lina Lecaro (Click to enlarge) Hostess Kimi celebrates a birthday with her beau at A Fish Called Rhonda. Lina Lecaro (Click to Read full Post
Forty years ago this week, the Cannes Film Festival ground to a halt. At an impromptu press conference held on the morning of May 18, 1968 — nine days into the fe Read full Post
Off Franklin Avenue, not far from architect Stacey Hooper’s home, is a severed tree trunk used as a bench. One day, Hooper noticed that somebody had planted marig Read full Post