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Country Music Group Postpones Show Due to Illness Just Hours Before Taking Stage

On Monday, November 2, country music trio 'The Chicks' postponed their Los Angeles show, just hours before they were due to take to the stage. The group is currently working through a sold-out tour, which is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their 2006 smash-hit album Taking The Long Way. Videos...

Los Angeles, CA · 9d
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Rising Stars: Meet Shweta Matai of Redondo Beach

Today we’d like to introduce you to Shweta Matai. Hi Shweta, we’re thrilled to have a chance to learn your story today. So, before we get into specifics, maybe you can briefly walk us through how you got to where you are today?. Most people see things, of...

Redondo Beach, CA · 10d
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Smokey Robinson, Former Workers’ Lawyers Differ on When to Hear Fees Motion

Attorneys for Smokey Robinson and his wife are again asking a judge to delay a hearing on more than $1 million in attorneys’ fees sought from them by former domestic workers until their pending appeal of a prior ruling is resolved. In their Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit, the...

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

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Update: WeHo to Lower Flags for Nadia Sutton, PAWS/LA Co-Founder Who Died at 88

Nadia Sutton, the West Hollywood actress and activist who co-founded PAWS/LA so people with AIDS could keep their pets, died in her sleep over the weekend. She was 88, according to a remembrance by journalist Karen Ocamb. The City Council adjourned Monday night’s meeting in her memory. Mayor John...

West Hollywood, CA · 9d
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Los Lobos still reveling in ‘peak powers’ with live shows covering a half-century of music

Blending traditional Mexican and Latin American music with rock and blues, the iconic East L.A. band plays a sold-out show later this month at The Acorn. The interview by writer Dave Gil de Rubio. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO. Founded in 1973 by high school classmates David Hidalgo and Louie Perez,...

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

Rolling Stone

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Watch Aerosmith Play ‘Walk This Way’ With Run-D.M.C. at Final Hollywood Bowl Show

Aerosmith staged their second and final California Dream On concert at L.A.’s Hollywood Bowl on Sunday night, and they tweaked their set in a few significant ways from the first evening even though they played mostly the same songs. This time around, John Douglas was behind the drum kit instead of Dave Grohl, they added “Come Together” into the mix, and Run-D.M.C. joined them for “Walk This Way.” Comeback or Farewell? Guns N' Roses, Black Crowes, and Friends Salute Aerosmith at Hollywood Bowl They began “Walk This Way” in standard fashion, and once again invited founding drummer Joey Kramer back to the stage for his only appearance of the evening. (He performed alongside Douglas.) But after a few notes, Steven Tyler instructed the band to stop. “Hold on, hold on, something’s wrong,” he said. “We’re missing something. I think you know what I mean. We’re missing some people! This song ain’t the song without some people.” Nearly everyone in the crowd knew exactly what was going to happen next since Run-D.M.C. were advertised as guests, and the more astute ones likely realized that Joe Perry was holding the exact same Guild X-100 Bladerunner guitar he played in the iconic 1986

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

Los Angeles Times

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Behind the hype: 'Oh, Mary!' hasn't yet opened in L.A., but it's returning again next season

Cole Escola's Broadway sensation 'Oh, Mary!' arrives at the Ahmanson as one of the most in-demand tickets in recent Center Theatre Group memory. Star Alaska Thunderf— and director Sam Pinkleton talk about what it's like to be at the center of the hype.

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

KTLA

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Legendary rapper involved in crash with garbage truck on Los Angeles freeway

Rapper DMC of the iconic hip-hop group Run-DMC was involved in a crash with a garbage truck in South Los Angeles on Friday. It happened just after 11:30 a.m. on the 105 Freeway, according to the CHP. Footage from the aftermath of the crash was shared on the Citizen App. The rapper, whose real name […]

Los Angeles, CA · 13d

Crafting Your Home

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12 Historic American Train Stations, From Grand Central Terminal to Union Station in Los Angeles

From Beaux-Arts palaces to Art Deco showpieces, twelve historic American train stations that still reward a visit, with sourced facts on each.

Los Angeles, CA · 11d

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A ‘Nutcracker' filled with marionettes will frolic on a Sierra Madre stage

Sierra Madre may have some hallmarks that truly stand out, from the giant wistaria vine that grows over two backyards (you can see it on a single springtime Sunday) to the big bears that often trundle through the mountain-close community's streets. It's also got several sweet notes that add flavor:...

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

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Happy 75th to Our Veterans Memorial Building

The Veterans Memorial Building, one of the most often-used and iconic structures in Culver City, celebrated its 75th Anniversary this year. Culver City acquired a major portion of the land, known as Exposition Park, in 1938. After WWII, it was officially designated as Veterans Memorial Park on August 8, 1949. A bond was passed by Culver City residents, as there was a need for a community recreation center, restaurant, stage, and gymnasium. The so-called “Tourist Tower” promised great views of MGM’s backlot sets.

Culver City, CA · 10d

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Día de los Muertos events planned across Southern California

LOS ANGELES — Día de los Muertos celebrations are planned across Los Angeles County Sunday, with ofrendas, live music, dance, art activities and community gatherings honoring loved ones who have died. The observances began at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, where...

Los Angeles County, CA · 11d

Deadline

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FilmLA Extends Application Deadline For Low Impact Permit Pilot Program

The City of Los Angeles and its partner film office will extend a pilot program through April 2027 that aims to reduce the cost of permits for television, movie and other productions. Newsom’s November Surprise: Boost CA Film & TV Tax Incentives To $1B ASAP, Says Exiting Governor FilmLA, the film office for the city and county of Los Angeles, announced today it will continue accepting applications without interruption for its Low Impact Permit Pilot Program. Operation of the pilot program was slated to be complete by Oct. 31. Through the program, filmmakers can apply for Low Impact permits via the MyFilmLA online permit application portal for the following: – a $350 application fee, compared to a $931 for a standard film permit – a $156 notification fee per location, compared to the original cost of $232 – a waived $285 spot check fee that would normally be conducted by the Los Angeles Fire Department The permit would be available for up to three filming locations over three consecutive days within the city’s jurisdiction, and with no more than 30 cast and crew on set. During the pilot’s first six months, from April 27 through Oct. 31, FilmLA issued 422

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

Animals Around The Globe

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16 American Parks Richer in Wildlife Than Yellowstone and Half as Crowded

Yellowstone gets the postcards, the bison traffic jams, and more than 4.7 million visitors in a big year. So it’s easy to assume it’s the only place in America where wildlife shows up on cue. It isn’t. These 16 places can match or beat it on what matters during a trip: bird lists, rare species, … The post 16 American Parks Richer in Wildlife Than Yellowstone and Half as Crowded appeared first on Animals Around The Globe .

Yellowstone National Park, MT · 10d

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The Cast of 'Welcome Back, Kotter': Who's Gone, Who's Still Alive

When ABC premiered Welcome Back, Kotter in the fall of 1975, television audiences fell head over heels for Room 11th's beloved misfits, the Sweathogs. Half a century later, the legacy of James Buchanan High School remains etched in pop-culture history, even as time has quietly thinned the ranks of its famous Brooklyn classroom. This is the story of which cast members are still alive, and which have passed away.

Los Angeles County, CA · 13d

KTLA

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Thousands will be in downtown L.A. for L.A. Comic Con this weekend

L.A. Comic Con is this weekend – right in time for Halloween.  KTLA’s Erin Myers was live at the Convention Center in downtown Los Angeles in full costume — this year, she’s Catwoman — and she interviewed the CEO of L.A. Comic Con, Chris Demoulin, about what attendees can expect this year. “We have over […]

Los Angeles, CA · 12d

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Dina Douglass – Shot As A Teen

A remarkable collection of Los Angeles punk photographs, hidden away in a closet for more than four decades, is being published for the first time. Shot As A Teen, out November 14 via Trust Records and Kill Your Idols Books, features photographs taken by then-teenage photographer Dina Douglass between 1981 and 1985, capturing the bands, fans and underground culture of LA’s burgeoning punk, goth and hardcore scenes.

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

Westside Current

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‘Stars Align' for LA28 With Help From the Red Hot Chili Peppers

LOS ANGELES - The Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Can't Stop" is helping introduce the world to LA28's new slogan, "Stars Align," pairing a hometown band with images of the city preparing to host the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Organizers unveiled the slogan Wednesday, Oct. 28 . LA28 said the message connects Los Angeles' identity with the years of preparation athletes bring to the Games.The launch video puts the city itself in the spotlight. LA28 said the film "showcases the landscapes and landmarks of Los Angeles, from recognizable cultural icons like the Hollywood Sign and Griffith Observatory, alongside the city's golden-hour sunsets and diverse communities that call LA home," with the Los Angeles band providing the soundtrack."The greatest moments in sport don't just happen. Athletes work their whole lives for them," said LA28 Chief Marketing Officer Alex Merchán. "In 2028, hard work meets the city of dreams. That's what `Stars Align' is about. This film is just the spark for what's to come.""Los Angeles is the place where dreams take flight, and the Olympics show us what's possible when the world unites. ‘Stars Align' is a call to action, whether you're an athlete at the peak of your skill, a

Los Angeles, CA · 11d

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Oldies Return To Southern California

Mount Wilson FM Broadcasters has launched Oldies 1260 KKAR Beverly Hills/Los Angeles. Positioning as “Rock Around The Clock”, the station is featuring music from the 1950s through 1980s with an emphasis on the 60s and 70s. 1260 has had multiple iterations with Oldies over the past few decades.

Los Angeles, CA · 11d