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If you watch Mad Men, or any Super Bowl halftime show, you'll know that advertising can be a lot harder than it looks. You have to capture the essence of what yo Read full Post
Mark White, “The Goth Comedian” To maximize coverage of the Hollywood Fringe, Back Stage and the L.A. Weekly have joined forces this week, with a pact to Read full Post
You get to go out on Friday night, why not your dog? We don't mean for another walk around the block — that is so 2009 — but a Mutt Mingle. This Frid Read full Post
Wired is offering you a chance to travel to London to attend a special multi-media experience (aka, a fun, creepy-ass time) crawling through tunnels with comics lege Read full Post
Tomorrow begins the the most widely watched sporting event in the world, the 2010 FIFA World Cup. And for the next month, from June to July 11th, even Laker mania wi Read full Post
Los Angeles Unified School District President Monica Garcia and Vice-President Yolie Flores are backing California State Senator Gloria Romero in her bid to become t Read full Post
Michelle Rhee, the hard-charging chancellor of Washington D.C.'s public school system, won a major battle over performance-based pay the other day, which now tie Read full Post
If you've picked up the print section of the LA Weekly this week we're sure you've noticed a column penned by none other than the great Lisa Carver, who Read full Post
Last month we told you about Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's “statement of economic interests,” essentially an annual list of valuable gifts Read full Post
It might sound weird to say that out of all the TV shows revolving around high school, the one that really nailed the teenage experience was a cartoon. It's true Read full Post
(Via Pitchfork/Some Kind of Awesome!) Trent Reznor is a busy man. Whether touring, working on several assignments as Nine Inch Nails or himself, or releasing ambitio Read full Post
Tucked away amid the chaparral landscape of Claremont, down a gravel road among the cactus, pines and pepper trees, are the home and studio of James Hueter, one of S Read full Post