It’s almost here, that bi-annual time when most of L.A.’s best eateries offer special prix-fixe menus that include one-off dishes and imaginative lunches as part
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Costa Mesa is the Santa Monica of Orange County — seaside, semi-upscale and offering some of the best food worth filling up on in the region. So it makes sense to
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Sing some songs with Julie Andrews and burn some books with Oskar Werner in a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (not to mention unusual) double feature at LACMA: Ma
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When a visitor enters the office, there's a warning bark and growl, so Karina Peck issues some sharp-sounding commands to the German shepherd who's no lo
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The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival has announced its lineup for 2015. AC/DC, Jack White and Drake will headline, with Tame Impala, Hozier and St. Vincen
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While the grown-ups will be busy partying and boozing, kids with sophisticated comic sensibilities can have fun, too, ringing in the New Year. A UCB tradition, this
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Though we still have a long way to go, Los Angeles is continuing to up its wine game. Taking cues from the French, the culture is moving towards more casual wine dri
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The Melrose Trading Post flea market spreads like a colony across the pavement surrounding Fairfax Senior High School, home of the Lions and an institution of 2,
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As America’s elder statesman of electronic dance music, Moby is a contrarian of epic proportions.
While some top EDM jocks are outdoing each other in how rapidly
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Steven Cong drinks a lot of boba. To date, the 22-year-old UCLA student has documented over 124 different boba drinks from around the world. The majority of his find
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We're guided by program notes and advertising materials to believe that Rebecca Gilman's new play, Luna Gale, is primarily about a social worker in Iowa
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