New year, new nightlife series! We’ve been covering clubs, concerts and parties for LA Weekly for decades and especially after the pandemic, we feel passionate abo
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Six years ago this weekend women and supporters of women took to the streets of America to protest Donald Trump’s election and the threat his presidency might have
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We were going to do a traditional longform review of Mean Girls the musical, but is there really any need? If you love the movie, you’ll eat up the musical like a
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Scenes from the Golden Globes/Billboard After Party-- L.A.'s Beverly Hilton was the party hub after the 2023 Golden Globe Awards. The Hollywood Foreign Press Associa
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Immersive experiences are here to stay and Netflix is leading the way. After last year’s successful Bridgerton-themed Queen's Ball, the streaming service has joine
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Burlesque and Star Wars compliment each other like chocolate and peanut butter, and in this city, we've savored them together often since around 2010, when Los Angel
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Rest in 2022: It's only been a week into 2023, and we've endured a few things already-- a temporary collapse of the government, crazy "bomb cyclone" weather in Cal
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Reverend Al Sharpton has been a prominent voice on the subject of racial discrimination since the early 1980s, but his brash and vociferous style wasn’t always emb
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Anime is more popular than ever before, with a market topping over $25 billion in 2022 globally. That number is expected to double in 10 years, largely due to its
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LA Weekly has been a fan of designer, club promoter and performer Ernie Omega since the mid-2000’s club scene heyday, when we’d often encounter him on the dance
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Our annual look at L.A. brands, shops and gifts for the holiday season is particularly diverse this year, with products ranging from clothing to collectables, home d
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2022 was a lot. Not as draining as 2020 or as weird as 2021, but nonetheless a precarious 12 months that flew by, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the wors
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