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Horror Shorts Fest Lands In South Pasadena, Right Behind The Myers House

Horror fans in South Pasadena get one more excuse to keep the Halloween spirit going past the holiday itself. The inaugural Sugarmynt Cinescare Horror Film Festival is set for one night only, Saturday, Nov. 7, unfolding in the backyard area of Sugarmynt Gallery, with screenings arranged across three separate blocks.

South Pasadena, CA · 9d
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Nov. 14: Charlie Brown Movie Night in the Park at Placerita Canyon Nature Center

Los Angeles County Parks and Placerita Canyon Nature Center Associates announce its double feature holiday edition movie night in the park Saturday, Nov. 14, 4-7 p.m. The holiday double feature “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” and “A Charlie Brown Christmas” will be shown under the stars at Placerita Canyon Nature Center’s Acorn Amphitheater.

Los Angeles County, CA · 7d
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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 · 7d
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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 · 7d

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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 · 9d

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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 · 8d

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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 · 10d

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Built for the Future—Saved for the Next Century

For 100 years, Los Angeles Central Library has been an architectural icon and a cornerstone of civic life—but its future was once uncertain. In 1978, a powerful preservation effort led by community advocates and the Los Angeles Conservancy saved the historic building from demolition, securing its place at the heart of the city.

Los Angeles, CA · 8d

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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Composer Lucian Piane’s Death Ruled Accidental Weeks After Accident

Lucian Piane, the music producer and composer best known for his work on RuPaul's Drag Race, died of blunt force trauma in Glendale, CA after a vehicle struck him on Oct. 12, and his death has been classified as accidental, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. He was 46.

Glendale, CA · 8d

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Natural History Museum-Led Study Finds More Than 60,000 Insect Species in CA

A Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County-led study published Wednesday found California is home to more than 60,000 insect species, though scientists have described only about two-thirds of them. The study is the first publication from the California Insect Barcode Initiative, a multi-institution project that has used DNA barcoding...

California · 8d

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2024: The Public Debut of Aviation/Century Station in the Los Angeles Neighborhood of Westchester

Operations began for Aviation/Century station on the C and K lines of Metro Rail, the urban rail transit system serving Los Angeles County. This elevated light rail station is located at the intersection of Aviation Boulevard and Century Boulevard in the Westchester neighborhood of the city of Los Angeles. Aviation/Century...

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

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Elbee this, Elbee that: Long Beach punk band to perform at CSULB

From Sublime to Snoop Dogg, Long Beach has had no shortage of iconic artists that call the city home. Rising skate punk band, Snout, looks to join the list of the city’s musical icons. The band, which currently consists of vocalist and guitarist Marco Perez-Castro, bassist Kyle Noche and...

Long Beach, CA · 10d

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Nicolas Cage says he's 'a little bit homeless' as he battles massive sinkhole at his Malibu home

LOS ANGELES — Nicolas Cage says he's "a little bit homeless" because of the massive sinkhole that swallowed up the driveway of his Malibu home. While sharing his Halloween plans during an appearance on the main stage Saturday at Los Angeles Comic Con, the "Spider-Noir" star lamented that greeting any trick-or-treaters at home wasn't a part of his itinerary.

Malibu, CA · 9d

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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

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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

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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