Too often, the narrative in stories about geek culture focuses on dudes. It fits with the stereotype of what a geek is — some guy in his teens or twenties, covered
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Superior Court Judge James C. Chalfant has stopped the Millennium Hollywood twin skyscrapers project in its tracks, finding that top city officials illegally ignored
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You gotta fight for your right to … film cops on the job.
Rights don't always come easy. Beatriz Paez was exercising hers when a U.S. Marshal violently
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A few weeks back, Eater reported that musician Moby had taken over a space on Rowena Avenue in Silver Lake that had long been dormant. The cool space-age blue build
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There was a day not too long ago when how and where you obtained your sack of weed was nobody's business.
But the hush-hush pursuit of marijuana happiness
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An extensive project exploring the history of L.A.'s restaurants has finally made its way into book form — and you can get a sneak peek of it Sunday when its e
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San Gabriel Valley's bakery onslaught continues with the opening of Bake Code, a Taiwanese company that specializes in artisanal breads that combine Asian flavo
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To hear most people tell it, the history of rap goes like this:
MCs were originally rapping primarily to showcase their DJs. That is, until Sugar Hill Gang put out
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Cheese lovers on the Westside don't have to trek all the way to Norbert Wabnig's shop in Beverly Hills to get good cheese anymore. They now have more than 1
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The Los Angeles Police Department asked people to stay away from Staples Center during game 5 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Cops didn't want non-ticket-holders ha
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Die Antwoord performed to a sold out house at the Fonda Theatre on Thursday, May 29, 2014, in support of the duo's soon-to-be-released full-length album, Donker
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