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Eric Brach has walked the halls of elite universities, but that hasn’t kept him off the mean streets. A graduate of USC’s Read full Post
The new and improved Hard Summer Music Festival 2018 returned with upgraded amenities and a diverse lineup sure to leave music lovers happy.  With an array of shady Read full Post
When Jeff Lynne’s ELO sold out three nights at the Hollywood Bowl back in 2016, there seemed to be two contingents of thought, at least in my mus Read full Post
Tucked into the historic community of Leimert Park, you'll find Eso Won Bookstore, a captivating independent shop that not on Read full Post
It's a quiet midweek evening in Glendale, and we're at a coffee shop, about an hour before closing time. The place is empty but for a couple of day Read full Post
In 1982, Richard Bruland opened a small used-record store and performance space in Reseda called Bebop Records. Jim Carroll, Los Lobos, Exene Cervenka and Jane Read full Post
Natalie Zea, who co-stars with Jason Jones on off-kilter sitcom The Detour, is changing the face of comedy TV, stealing scene Read full Post
Chez Melange owner Michael Franks and co-owner/chef Robert Bell have been thrilled with the success of their Redondo Beach bistro, but their real joy stems from Read full Post
Every Wednesday, L.A. Weekly will focus on a woman making a difference in Hollywood. In our debut #wcw feature, Entertainmen Read full Post
Eleven years ago, Don Bolles was driving his girlfriend from a rehab facility in Costa Mesa to an AA meeting in Newport Beach, when a pair of skinheaded Newp Read full Post
Simi Valley punks Strung Out have been together since 1989, and for eight full albums have been fusing their melodic punk with metal. They've been signed to Fa Read full Post
On Friday the 13th of April, Sado Maso Disco, at its new home in Silver Lake at the Faultline Bar, hosted a rare performance by Eva O of Christian Death fame. Also Read full Post
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