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Spencer Pratt Shares His Brutal Verdict of Nithya Raman’s L.A. Mayoral Win

It’s safe to say Spencer Pratt isn’t pleased with the results of the L.A. mayoral race. On Thursday, November 5, it was announced Nithya Raman defeated Karen Bass in the race to become the next mayor of Los Angeles. Shortly after the news was revealed, The Hills star took to X with his thoughts on […]

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Prime Timer

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Joyce DeWitt remembers her final dinner with Three's Company co-star John Ritter weeks before his death

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 12: Joyce DeWitt attends the "Wings" Reunion featuring Tony Shalhoub, Amy Yasbeck, Steven Weber, and Tim Daly at The John Ritter Foundation Evening from the Heart LA at Sunset Room Hollywood on September 12, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for The John Ritter Foundation for Aortic Health) Joyce DeWitt reminisces about a special encounter with John Ritter which proved to be their last time together. The two actors who worked together for many years on the ABC sitcom Three's Company met in New York in August 2003, just befo...

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

Variety

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Harold Greene, Longtime Los Angeles TV News Anchor, Dies at 83

Harold Greene, longtime Los Angeles TV news anchor known for his long tenures at ABC and CBS O&O stations and believed to be an inspiration for Will Ferrell’s Ron Burgundy in 2004’s “Anchorman,” has died. He was 82. Former KABC and KCBS News Anchor Harold Greene Dies at 82 Greene died on Nov. 3, his daughter Courtney Greene confirmed in a Facebook post. The polished broadcaster who sported a signature wavy reddish-brown hair style was a staple of Los Angeles’ TV news scene for more than 25 years. He anchored prime late-afternoon newscasts on KABC-TV Los Angeles alongside Ann Martin from 1982 to 2000. The following year, Greene moved to KCBS and KCAL Los Angeles (now CBS Los Angeles) for a seven-year hitch serving as a news anchor for both CBS-owned stations in the nation’s second-largest TV market. “We have a feeling he’s already settling into the great newsroom in the sky, no doubt with a few suggestions on how things should be run,” Greene wrote. Harold Greene got his start in San Diego in 1973 at KCST-TV. He then shifted to a rival San Diego TV station KGTV, where he was paired in a newscast with anchor Jack White

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Hollywood Christmas Parade Names Co-Grand Marshals

“Entertainment Tonight” co-hosts Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner will serve as co-grand marshals of the 94th Hollywood Christmas Parade later this month, organizers announced Thursday. The parade will begin at 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29, following pre-parade entertainment at 5:30 p.m. Erik Estrada and Laura McKenzie will host the...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Today In SCV History: November 5, 1913 – Grand Opening Of Los Angeles Aqueduct

On Nov.5, 1913, California unveiled its most ambitious engineering project to date: the Los Angeles Aqueduct. Millions of gallons of water from the Owens Valley cascaded down the Newhall Pass into the newly built Van Norman Reservoir, forever transforming Los Angeles and the Santa Clarita region. Los Angeles had rapidly outgrown its origins as the ...

Santa Clarita, CA · 1d

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Torrance Memorial's 2026 Holiday Festival Brings Holiday Cheer to the South Bay By Writer and Contributor Melisa Mann

A beloved South Bay holiday tradition returns with beautifully decorated trees, festive shopping, live entertainment and opportunities to give back. The holiday season is bringing festive cheer to the South Bay as Torrance Memorial Medical Center prepares to welcome the community to its annual Holiday Festival, December 1–6, 2026.

Torrance, CA · 1d

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SoCal Concert Lineup: November 6–12

Deftones turn Petco Park into a festival, Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean celebrate 30 years of The Score under the Hollywood Bowl shell, Don Omar opens and Smashing Pumpkins close a huge Kia Forum week, Ricky Martin plays Temecula and Miranda Lambert closes Highland — and Palm Springs Pride fills the desert streets all weekend.

Los Angeles County, CA · 1d

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Tiny Naylor's: The Hollywood Drive-In That Couldn't Be Saved

How many readers remember Tiny Naylor’s Drive-In? Motorists coming up to the northwest corner of Sunset and La Brea used to have one of Hollywood's most unique sights. There was a vast winged roof under which cars would gather around a restaurant that was brilliantly lit. Carhops in uniform would come out and serve you your meal. You could eat in your car, movie stars would come in and have their meal in their car, the teens would drive past hoping to see a celebrity and the hungry night owls would know they could have a meal at any time of the night. That was Tiny Naylor's Restaurant and Drive-In at 7101 Sunset Boulevard. It was one of the landmarks of Hollywood, as much a part of the Hollywood scene as the studios, the theatres and the nightclubs.

Los Angeles, CA · 14h

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Explosive East Coast True Crime Documentary: “The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna” Makes Los Angeles Premiere Ahead of Theatrical Roadshow

On a cold December morning in 2003, the body of Black federal prosecutor Jonathan Luna was found in a rural stream in Lancaster, PA’s Amish Country. He had suffered over thirty stab wounds, including a slash that severed his carotid artery. At the time of his death, Luna was prosecuting a major murder and drug case 80 miles south in Baltimore, MD. The shocking discovery of the ascendant 38-year-old prosecutor’s death made headlines in every major US newspaper and was covered extensively by cable news, the major networks, and TV stations across the mid-Atlantic region.

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

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Rodeo Drive sparkles for 50th anniversary

The annual Rodeo Drive Holiday Lighting Celebration will return on Nov. 19 from 5-8 p.m., kicking off the holiday season in Beverly Hills with live music, dance, fireworks and the illumination of the street’s holiday displays. This year’s event, themed “50 Years of Brilliance,” will also commemorate the 50th...

Beverly Hills, CA · 1d

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Forest Lawn honors those who served on Veterans Day

Forest Lawn is holding its annual Veterans Day Celebration honoring the history of heroism of veterans of the United States military and America’s 250th year on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. at Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. The Veterans Day event is set against the backdrop of the 162-foot Birth...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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History hiding in plain sight: 10 signs that tell Downtown Long Beach’s story

Have you spotted some new signs around Downtown Long Beach and wondered what they’re all about? Turns out, they’re little windows into the city’s past! Installed by the City earlier this summer, ten historical markers scattered throughout Downtown and the Shoreline area highlight everything from notable city firsts to quirky, lesser-known moments in Long Beach history. Developed with research and archival photos compiled by Long Beach Public Library Special Collections Librarian Jeff Whalen, the signs offer a self-guided history tour hiding in plain sight. Next time you’re strolling Downtown, keep an eye out — you might learn something new about a place you’ve walked past a hundred times. And there’s more history to come, with plans to expand the signage throughout the city in future phases.

Long Beach, CA · 1d

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Groundbreaking marks start of transformation at La Brea Tar Pits

The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County held a groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 29 for the La Brea Tar Pits reimaging project, which is transforming the 13-acre campus on Wilshire Boulevard’s Museum Row. The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County is spearheading the project and announced that...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Santa Monica Daily Press

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Justin Hartley films 'Tracker' at Santa Monica's Bayside Hotel

Justin Hartley, star of the CBS drama "Tracker," was spotted at the Bayside Hotel Tuesday afternoon, shooting a scene for the show's fourth season. The Bayside Hotel, a two-story, motel-style property, is located across the street from Cha Cha Chicken at 2001 Ocean Ave. The star shot a scene on the hotel's second-floor walkway before wrapping for the day at around 2:30 in the afternoon.

Santa Monica, CA · 3d

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Pasadena Playhouse Finally Gives L.A. the Passing Strange Premiere It Waited 20 Years For

Passing Strange, a rock musical set in 1970s Los Angeles, is now receiving its first Southern California stage production at Pasadena Playhouse. The show previously reached national audiences through a Spike Lee film of the Broadway production, broadcast on PBS. The Pasadena engagement runs through November 29, with opening night set for this Sunday.

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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America’s Top Architects: Backen & Backen Embraces The Outdoors In A Serene Los Angeles Home

Recent Accolades: Forbes 2026 lists of "America's Top 200 Residential Architects," "America's Best-in-State Residential Architects," and "America's Top Hospitality Architects and Designers" House Name: Holmby Hills Residence. Location: Los Angeles, California. Area and Layout: 16,000 square feet; 5 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms. Architectural Photographer: John Merkl. Scott Fitzgerald famously said there...

Los Angeles, CA · 6d

thehollywoodlandrevue.com

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Chateau Alto Nido: Hollywood's Hilltop Survivor and Its Place in Sunset Boulevard

Hollywood is absolutely masterful at filming its own history while the places where that history took place disappear. Mansions get torn down; larger developments replace apartment buildings and the streets themselves are pretty much unrecognizable. Yet at 1851 North Ivar Avenue, looking out over Franklin Avenue, one of Hollywood's most distinctive residential properties has survived for nearly one hundred years. Chateau Alto Nido with its red tile roof, pale stucco walls, arched openings and wrought iron balconies is a very real physical manifestation of the astonishing transformation of the area during the early days of the talking picture.

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

Los Angeles Times

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'You have to be delusional': L.A. film students are prepared for a shrinking Hollywood

Mergers, layoffs, AI and runaway production have shaken Hollywood. Film students at USC, UCLA and LMU explain why they're pursuing the industry anyway.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Go Metro to Corita Day Festival and the best fall events in Los Angeles: November 6-8

November opens with a mix of art, music and sports across Los Angeles. Corita Day Festival fills the SCI-Arc campus in Little Tokyo with art-making and live music, Self Help Graphics celebrates its 53rd Día de los Muertos in Boyle Heights, and the Lakers, Kings, Chargers, and Clippers are all home. Metro can get you there. Here’s what’s happening.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Ventura County Reporter

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Big Top Bizet: Troupe Vertigo joins New West Symphony for concerts in Thousand Oaks, Camarillo

Did George Bizet ever imagine “Carmen” as a one-ring circus with a sultry lioness?. Did Modest Mussorgsky ever think of “Night on Bald Mountain” as a party on earth for denizens of the underworld?. Did Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov ever say to himself, “You know, ‘The Sea and...

Camarillo, CA · 1d