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'Selena: From Texas to the World' extended through May at the Grammy Museum in LA
LOS ANGELES — The Grammy Museum on Wednesday announced it was extending its special pop-up exhibit “Selena: From Texas to the World” through May 11. The museum said the exhibit, which opened in January, has now become one of the most popular exhibits in its 18-year history — attracting not only local visitors but also those from throughout California and beyond.
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21 Marching Bands Named for 2027 Rose Parade, Including Several Local Groups
The Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association announced Wednesday the 21 marching bands selected to perform in the 138th Rose Parade, including several groups from Southern California. Bands from across the United States and from Costa Rica, Japan and Mexico will travel to Pasadena to participate in the annual New Year’s...
Eater
After More Than 100 Years, French Dip Icon Cole’s Will Close (For Real, This Time, Maybe)
Cole’s, one of the oldest continuously operated restaurants in Los Angeles, will now close on March 29, 2026. The 117-year-old restaurant initially slated its closure for August 2025, but extended its run due to overwhelming local support. Hospitality group Pouring With Heart, owned in part by Cedd Moses (Seven Grand, Las Perlas) and Mark Verge, will cease running Cole’s to allow for a slate of new buyers vying to acquire the business. “Los Angeles saved us, and now we’re going to give it a great send-off,” Verge told Eater over the phone. “We have three interested groups who will keep it as a Cole’s. This is an LA icon that’s not going away.”
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The Brig Fights to Keep New Outdoor Patio: Risks Tear-Down After VNC Rejection (Video)
The Venice bar is in the middle of renovating its outdoor patio, all while operating under a temporary permit. But the catch: they still need a Coastal Development Permit to keep it permanent.
pasadenaweekly.com
Egg Bowl Returns: Annual event complemented with spring festival, bunny brunch
The City of Pasadena Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department and Rose Bowl Stadium have announced the return of the annual Egg Bowl. The free, spring-inspired community event is returning to the Rose Bowl Stadium on Saturday, April 4 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Egg Bowl features free...
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Tirzah’s Mexi-Terranean Opens in El Sereno
Tirzah’s Mexi‑Terranean, a compact counter‑serve spot on Valley Boulevard in El Sereno, is quietly pulling off one of the city’s wildest comfort‑food mashups. Egyptian home cooking gets tucked into familiar Mexican street‑food formats, so you end up with kofta‑stuffed burritos, falafel‑topped sopes, and a fully loaded Egyptian nachos plate coming out of a tiny neighborhood taquería. Owners Tirsa and Steve Farah rebooted the concept here after their downtown project closed, scaling things down into a more local, walk‑up operation.
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Tomorrowland’s Core Lands in L.A. Park With Global Techno Stars
Tomorrowland’s CORE festival is officially touching down in Los Angeles next spring, with its first U.S. edition set for Saturday, May 2, and Sunday, May 3, 2026. The two-day event, presented in partnership with Insomniac, brings a stacked, alternative-house-and-techno-forward lineup that includes Four Tet, Eric Prydz, Honey Dijon, Nina Kraviz, and ARTBAT. Organizers are promising CORE’s signature face-shaped stage and immersive visual storytelling in an open-air park setting, adding yet another major dance music weekend to L.A.’s already packed spring festival calendar.
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Mana program celebrates Lunar New Year, uniting different cultures
The MANA Program celebrated Lunar New Year, where they had different Asian cultures come together with food and drinks, along with a stand full of “Words of Affirmation” letters for goals in life, welcoming people to the event on Feb. 17. This event was organized by MANA Program...
Long Beach Post
A new pizza parlor opens in Belmont Shore from the people behind Anna’s Joint
A local who learned the restaurant business at Schooner or Later wants to build a shop that feels like it truly belongs on Second Street. The post A new pizza parlor opens in Belmont Shore from the people behind Anna’s Joint appeared first on Long Beach Post .
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Inside a Southern California market serving Japanese comfort foods
Step inside Tokyo Central Gardena, often described as California’s largest Japanese market. Located in the South Bay, this massive store blends fresh produce, ready-to-eat comfort meals, specialty imports, and snacks that range from nostalgic favorites to new releases. For many Southern California shoppers, it feels like the closest thing...
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Iron Maiden reschedule sold-out Los Angeles show due to college football clash
Iron Maiden have been forced to reschedule one of their upcoming Los Angeles performances due to a scheduling conflict with a major college football game. Concert promoter Live Nation announced that restrictions on simultaneous events at Exposition Park require the band’s sold-out Saturday, September 26 show at the 22,000-capacity BMO Stadium to move to Sunday, September 27. The change is due to the USC Trojans vs. Oregon Ducks game scheduled the same day at the neighboring Memorial Coliseum.
Eater
Chef Keith Corbin Hits Reset at Alta in West Adams
On February 26, chef Keith Corbin temporarily halted dine-in service at his West Adams restaurant, though he says the stop-gap closure is not permanent. Alta will continue to offer catering and host private events but without brunch and dinner service as Corbin works on a fresh menu and tinkers with the interior. At the moment, Corbin says there is no reopening date. “We’ll open when it’s ready,” he says.
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Good News for the Hammered and the Hungry: WeHo’s ZPizza Is Now Cleared to Stay Open Until 4 a.m.
ZPizza on Santa Monica Boulevard got the green light Tuesday night from the West Hollywood Business License Commission to stay open until 4:00 a.m. seven days a week, for now the plan is to stay open until 3a Sat-Sun only for a test run. For owner David Fanarof, getting the security guard requirement waived was just as big a win.
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My Uterus: A Womb with a View Returns to Theatre West
[NoHo Arts District, CA] – Back by popular demand, Theatre West is presenting a return engagement of My Uterus: A Womb with a View, a stimulatingly funny show. A couple of years ago, I was thrilled to see Dina Morrone’s absolutely hilarious show My Uterus: A Womb with a View at Theatre West. It was a brilliant, funny, very moving show, and I loved it. I am happy to tell you that it’s back at Theatre West in March 21 and 22 during Women’s History Month. I highly recommend the show, and don’t be shy about the subject matter. Half the world has a uterus…
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Yelp’s 10 most outrageous restaurants in the U.S. include this one in Hollywood
Yelp has released a list of the most outrageous restaurants in the US, featuring unique dining experiences such as an underwater restaurant, a chocolate-themed restaurant and a Broadway-themed restaurant.
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California’s Most Unapologetic Chili Fries Come From This No-Frills Legend
What does it take for a plate of chili fries to earn a reputation, and refuse to tone it down? I found my answer at a no-frills legend where excess wasn’t just accepted, it was the point. The fries arrived crispy and completely buried, the chili rich and bold,...