Twelve years ago, David Oman moved to a new home just 150 feet from 10050 Cielo Drive, the house in Benedict Canyon where Sharon Tate and four other people were murd
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While reporting my recent L.A. Weekly cover story on Bob Marley's Legend, I spent a fair amount of time chatting with Dave Robinson, the founder of Stiff Recor
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It has been stunning to see the number of Adam Wainwright apologists who’ve chimed in since the St. Louis pitcher’s All-Star Game pipe shot” controversy Tues
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If you live in L.A. and have even a modest sweet tooth, chances are you've tried a tres leches cake. And if you've tried a good one, you know it's one of
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Vegan cuisine, such as it is, at Los Angeles International Airport is no longer confined to bananas and over-salted peanuts as Real Food Daily, owned by Ann Gentry
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At first, riding a bicycle through Mumbai seemed like a death wish. I saw lines of cars, scooters,
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Thankfully, given the holidays and the heat, the trend of pop-up restaurants extends to ice cream shops. It's a natural fit anyway, since ice cream has a long an
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Often there is an onus on theater to be great, important, and full of meaning. The national tour of Ghost: The Musical, now playing at the Pantages in Hollywood, is
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As of last week, chef Jason Neroni is no longer with Superba Snack Bar or its parent company, Gonzo Food Corp.
“I've relished my time with Gonzo,”
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A gang that claims drug-selling territory just steps away from some of downtown L.A.'s most happening bars and lofts was put against the ropes by a huge federal
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Code Black is the latest in a string of powerful documentaries examining the domestic health care system's flaws and profiling its physicians, caretakers and pat
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