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Alexander’s the Great: A classic American, Japanese fusion steakhouse

Alexander’s Steakhouse stands out for a handful of reasons. It is a classic American steakhouse with hints of Japanese influence on the menu. The seafood selection is not an afterthought; it is the same high quality as the steaks, which are certified Angus beef, corn-fed from the Midwest. It...

Los Angeles, CA · 5d
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Walk of Fame to Honor GMA Anchors Roberts, Stephanopoulos

Stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame are set to be unveiled Thursday honoring “Good Morning America” anchors Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos as the final event in the yearlong celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Nov. 3, 1975, debut of the ABC morning show. Actress Niecy...

Los Angeles, CA · 4d
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Series A Plans Second Coffee Shop

Series A, a Beverly Hills coffee shop known for its cream-top drinks and specialty coffee and matcha, is preparing to open its second location at Westfield Century City, according to Toddrickallen. The upcoming cafe will be located on Level 1 of the shopping center, according to the Westfield directory, which...

Beverly Hills, CA · 5d
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Pasadena Humane waives fees for senior pets in November

Pasadena Humane is waiving adoption fees for all senior dogs and cats, ages five and...

Pasadena, CA · 5d

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The ‘F Troop’ Cast Members Who Are No Longer With Us, Including The Last One To Go

From Forrest Tucker to Larry Storch, here is what happened to the cast of ‘F Troop’ after Fort Courage, and who was the last trooper standing. “The end of the Civil War was near when quite accident’ly, a hero who sat in the rear fought the battle in reverse.” If you can still hum the rest of “The Ballad of F Troop,” you probably spent a night a week in the mid-1960s at Fort Courage, where the cavalry ran a souvenir business with the local tribe and the commanding officer could not walk through a doorway without tripping over it.

Los Angeles, CA · 6d

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Bru’s Rocket Ride: From Polka Hour to Coast-to-Coast Radio

"It was one of those places where I really got to mess up and find my voice," The post Bru’s Rocket Ride: From Polka Hour to Coast-to-Coast Radio appeared first on Barrett Media .

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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Family in California reunited with Cocker Spaniel ‘Corduroy’ after missing 7 years

Grab your tissues for a happy story about a family’s beloved dog having been missing for seven years and then being reunited with his family with the help of the Los Angeles Animal Services and a tiny microchip, the size of a grain of rice. Welcome home, Corduroy, a...

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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Fans Furious as The Chicks Cancel L.A. Show Moments Before Doors Were Set to Open

Fans expressed their outrage after country music icons The Chicks canceled their show in Los Angeles just moments before doors were set to open. The band announced on Monday, November 2, that “due to illness,” they were forced to postpone their Dolby Theatre performance. “The Chicks’ performance tonight Monday, November 2 at Dolby Theatre has […]

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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Ye Sets “Yeezy Season 01” At Los Angeles Flagship

Ye is bringing Yeezy back to the runway on November 4, with a Los Angeles flagship store at the center of the brand’s next retail move. The event, titled “Yeezy Season 01,” will celebrate the opening of a new Yeezy flagship in the city. Business of Fashion reported that press invitations went out Monday evening, naming Yeezy Flagship Droam 1 at 4317 Beverly Boulevard as the venue.

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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Five California Chinese Restaurants Open For Over Half A Century

Some California restaurants come and go faster than a fortune cookie gets cracked open. These five have stayed open through decades of change, serving chow mein, dim sum, and honey walnut shrimp to grandparents, parents, and now their grandkids. One opened in Sacramento in 1939, one has served Los Angeles...

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

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Disneyland unveils 2026 Festival of Holidays food lineup; see what’s on the menus

Disneyland foodies will want to come hungry for Disney’s annual Festival of Holidays food fest, featuring new dishes such as the Reimagined Beef Wellington, Chicken Pot Pie Wings, and Twix Bits Iced Chocolate. The 2026 Festival of Holidays returns Nov. 13 and runs through Jan. 6, featuring six festival marketplace booths offering small plates of […]

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

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LA’s Culinary Leaders On What Makes Restaurants Last

What makes a restaurant successful goes beyond what is served on the plate. Location, design, hospitality, and a connection to the neighborhood all play a role, according to industry leaders who spoke on the panel at the Directors Guild last month for “LA, Served: The Restaurants Shaping the City.”

Los Angeles, CA · 6d

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Health violations closed dozens of L.A. County restaurants in October

October was a busy month for Los Angeles County health inspectors, who cited and closed nearly six dozen restaurants and markets because of health code violations. The list includes upscale eateries, major national chains and “mom and pop” shops. The most common reason for closure was vermin infestation, meaning the presence of insects, rodents, birds […]

Los Angeles County, CA · 7d

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This Family-Owned California Restaurant Roasts 200 Pounds Of Turkey Daily And Serves Old-Fashioned Comfort Food

Every single day, one kitchen roasts 200 pounds of fresh turkey. Not just in November. Every day of the year. On Thanksgiving, the restaurant prepares an especially large amount of turkey to meet holiday demand. The mashed potatoes and gravy get made from scratch daily too. So do the sauces...

Burbank, CA · 7d

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Nithya Raman pays L.A. rapper to drop a Karen Bass diss track

As Election Day closes in and the Los Angeles mayoral race heats up, candidate Nithya Raman is taking a creative approach to trying to gain the upper hand on her opponent, incumbent Karen Bass.   What would that be, exactly? A diss track.   To clarify, Raman herself did not rap; rather, she enlisted Los […]

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

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2 Southern California Pizza Restaurants Serving Unique Pies and Creative Menus

California’s pizza scene offers much more than traditional pepperoni and cheese. Across Southern California, restaurants are … 2 Southern California Pizza Restaurants Serving Unique Pies and Creative Menus Read more

Southern California, CA · 7d

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Farnsworth Park restoration begins this week

Since the Charles S. Farnsworth Park opened in 1934, it has served as the center of civic, cultural, and social life for generations of Altadenans. The park’s upper and lower ball fields — popularly called “The Hill” — has been the primary home venue of the Central Altadena Little League. Four permanent pickleball courts and several tennis courts have regularly hosted community-wide competitions. The outdoor basketball courts have been the site for local three-on-three community tournaments, pickup games, and youth sports skills camps.

Altadena, CA · 7d