Back in 2013, then–L.A. Weekly staff writer Patrick Range McDonald complained that L.A. Pride had become an “outdated, adolescent mess,” a celebration
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Most big campaign spenders are billionaires, corporations, political action committees or unions. Think George Soros, the Koch brothers, the NRA. But the biggest L.A
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Considering the amount of bro energy that can course through the average comedy club, it's no wonder female comedians — especially newer ones — would be on t
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The days of gaudy mall glamour photography are thankfully long gone, and in their place a thriving, decidedly more diva-driven retro aesthetic has become all the rag
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Some girlfriends gossip about guys and clothes; other girlfriends gossip about the grisly ways in which people have ended other people's lives. L.A.-based comedi
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Los Angeles' LGBT community may be saying “Bye, Felicia” to Frontiers Magazine.
The staff of Multimedia Platforms Worldwide's five publicatio
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It's a Saturday night at Tao Comedy Studio, and Nina Manni is onstage nailing a bit about male insecurity.
“Do you guys know what the worst thing y
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Laptop pop virtuoso Oscar Scheller is laughing into the phone from a recording studio in North London’s Turnpike Lane. That horse absolutely hated me, the one I wa
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