Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (3-20-2023 to 3-24-2023)

This week in Los Angeles, from March 20-24, you'll find College Night at the Getty Villa, Goth Nite at Angel City Brewery, Outfest Fusion Film Festival, The Moth StorySLAM on the Westside, a new pizza spot in Silver Lake, and more. Enjoy your week to come

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (3-10-2023 to 3-12-2023)

This March 10-12 in Los Angeles, you'll find ArtNight in Pasadena, a Free Family Day at Weisman Museum, a St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Hermosa Beach, a KCHUNG pop-up at MOCA, Festival of The Kite in Redondo, Festival de la Primavera at LA Plaza, a Women Ar

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (3-6-2023 to 3-10-2023)

This March 6-10 in Los Angeles, you'll find a new discussion event from Zócalo, the Silent Book Club of Death, Oscar Week at The Academy Museum, Voices of the City at the Autry, ArtNight in Pasadena, and more.

Politics | Politics

Woody Harrelson Anti-Vax: Actor Calls COVID Set Protocols 'Nonsense' - Variety

Woody Harrelson urges Hollywood to stop forcing COVID mandates on film sets.

Miscellaneous | Los Angeles Stuff

10 Facts About the Hollywood Sign

When developers put up a larger-than-life advertisement for their new L.A. housing development in 1923, they had no idea it would become one of the most iconic landmarks of all time.

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Things To Do in L.A. This Week (2-27-2023 to 3-3-2023)

This February 27 to March 3, catch see Directors Close-Up at The Wallis, learn about The Lady and the Octopus at AoP, catch the Groundlings 30th Anniversary of Cookin’ with GAS, hit up late night at Skirball, check out First Fridays at NHM, and more

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. [2-24-2023 to 2-26-2023]

This February 24-26 in Los Angeles, check out the USC Comedy Festival, new works at the Fisher Museum, a Black History Month celebration in Santa Monica, MOLAA's Afro-Latinx Festival, Prosperity Market at CAAM, CicLAvia in The Valley, a zine-making a

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (2-6-2023 to 2-10-2023)

From February 6-10 in Los Angeles, you'll find Chuck D in conversation, Netflix Is A Joke at Dynasty Typrewriter, Lucha VaVOOM's Pasión de Fuego, a KCRW Open House Dance Party at CAAM, the California Antiquarian Book Fair, Flux screenings at The Hammer, a

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

A Big List of Things To Do This February in L.A.

This February in L.A you'll find the SoCal Museums Free-For-All, the L.A. Art Show, Lovers Rock at Grand Park, Bob Baker Day, CicLAvia in The Valley, a KCRW dance party at CAAM, the Chinese New Year Festival at The Huntington, a celebration of life for P-

Politics | Blue State/City Life

LAPD Stops Potential Mass Casualty Shooting in Hollywood, Man in High-Rise Had Rifles Pointed Down at Park

Good job by the LAPD. This could have turned into another tragedy.

I live in Los Angeles. The Dems have turned the whole thing into a pit, and Hollywood is an actual dystopian nightmare, and while they have allowed that for decades, during Covid they let it become a paradise for gangs, drug dealers, and all of the usual scum. They have done nothing to clean any of it up.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (2-3-2023 to 2-5-2023)

This February 3-5 in Los Angeles, check out First Fridays at NHM, a Celebration of Life for P-22, Chinese New Year at The Huntington, the SoCal Museums Free-For-All, a Puppy Bowl Rally, Listening By The Moonrise, and more.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (1-30-2023 to 2-3-2023)

These next five days in Los Angeles, from January 30 to February 3, catch Designing with Disaster at Japan House LA, new exhibitions at Hauser & Wirth, Try/Step/Trip at The Wallis, First Thursdays in Westwood, First Fridays at Natural History Museum, the

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (1-27-2023 to 1-29-2023)

From January 27-29 in L.A., catch free admission at USC Pacific Asia Museum, the Golden Dragon Parade in Chinatown, Art Collector Starter Kit at Corey Helford Gallery, Lunar New Year at Santa Monica Place, a free flea at Common Space Brewery, Happy Birthd

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (1-23-2023 to 1-27-2023)

From January 23-27 in Los Angeles, you'll find an underground jazz session, new exhibitions at L.A. Louver, Burns Night pub trivia at The Chap, a special discussion panel on space via LAist Studios, Fourth Fridays in Long Beach, the Girls of the Golden We

Entertainment | Movies & Other Stuff

Why Quentin Tarantino Says He Wants to Retire

Quentin Tarantino recently announced his impending retirement as a filmmaker. Here are the reasons behind the famed director's decision.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This MLK Weekend in L.A. (1-13-2023 to 1-16-2023)

This January 13-16 in Los Angeles, check out Future Without Fear, an Asian American Expo, The Circus at Bob Baker Marionette Theater, a new Simone Forti exhibition at MOCA, the SoCal Slack Key Festival, King Day at CAAM, and more.

Politics | Hollywood Propaganda

Insider Report Says Woke Hollywood is Killing Art

Hollywood's “old boys club is dead. But a new one—with its own litmus tests and landmines—is rapidly replacing it."

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (1-6-2023 to 1-8-2023)

This January 6-8 in Los Angeles, check out The Last Improv at Dynasty Typewriter, Afro Bowie at Teragram, Lunar New Year at L.A. Zoo Lights, the Oshogatsu Family Festival at JANM, the Yoga Expo in Pasadena, new exhibitions at Thinkspace, and more.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

A Big List of Things To Do This January in L.A.

Check out our rundown below for a bevy of inspired ideas, including Lunar New Year's fests, new art exhibitions, the Pacific Opera Project, an L.A. River walk, MLK Day celebrations, Dance Camera West, Da Poetry Lounge, NatGeo Live, and more.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do for New Year's Eve Weekend in L.A. (12-30-2022 to 1-1-2023)

A fun list of ideas for how to spend New Year's Eve weekend in Los Angeles as 2022 becomes 2023.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (12-26-2022 to 12-30-2022)

This week in L.A., from Dec 26-30, you'll find opening day at Santa Anita, a free day at the Japanese American National Museum, a 90s/2000s night at the Tiki No, 70mm films at The Aero, a unique walking tour in Pasadena, and more.

News | The News

Hollywood Lost More Than $500 Billion in Market Value in 2022

For Hollywood, 2022 was truly an annus horribilis.Major studios, streamers, cable providers, and other media giants lost a combined $542 billion in market value in 2022, with left-wing studios the Walt Disney Co., Netflix, and Comcast accounting for the b

Politics | Other Politics

Mayor Bass Rescinds Garcetti's Final Executive Order to Light Hollywood Sign - MyNewsLA.com

Mayor Karen Bass rescinded former Mayor Eric Garcetti’s final executive directive that would have created a program to illuminate the Hollywood sign, a representative for Bass confirmed Friday. The Los Angeles Times first reported that Bass shut down the

Politics | Hollywood Propaganda

First Annual Childrens Emmy Awards Dominated by LGBTQ: We Want ‘Next Generation of LGBTQ+ Kids to See Themselves’

The first annual Children's & Family Emmy Awards took place over the weekend in Los Angeles to honor TV programming geared towards children up to the age of 15. But the ceremony ended up being dominated by LGBTQ messaging and talent, including co-host JoJ

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (12-12-2022 to 12-16-2022)

This week in L.A. (December 12-16) catch Pacific Opera Project at Angel City Brewery, a Justin Roiland art exhibit at UTA Artist Space, a pinball party benefit at Walts in Eagle Rock, free Tuesday at LACMA, Turtle Races at Brennan's, Ugly Sweater Karaoke

Miscellaneous | Interesting Links

11 Fascinating Facts About Ray Harryhausen

Here are 11 things everyone should know about the man Kermit the Frog called “one of the world’s great manipulators.”

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in L.A. This Week (12-5-2022 to 12-9-2022)

This week (December 5-9) in L.A. you'll find panel talks at Japan House and Zócalo Public Square, a tree lighting in San Gabriel, Astra Lumina at South Coast Botanic Garden, a new Andy Warhol photography exhibition, a free pop-up for FX's Kindred, and mor

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (12-2-2022 to 12-4-2022)

This weekend (December 2-4) in Los Angeles, check out Season's Screamings in Pasadena, First Fridays in Chinatown, a Holiday Sing-Along at Disney Concert Hall, an Open House for LA Plaza's Legacy of Cacao, the Venice Sign Lighting, a Holiday Wonderland at

Entertainment | Celebrities!

The Faces of Noir: Studio Portraits Featuring the Silver Screen Stars Ava Gardner, Humphrey Bogart & Rita Hayworth

Scroll through a selection of the very best portrait photography of the Film Noir era.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. [11-18-2022 to 11-20-2022]

For November 18-20 in Los Angeles, you'l find the the L.A. Auto Show, Venice Winterfest, the Great Los Angeles Walk, Enchanted Forest of Light at Descanso Gardens, L.A. Zoo Lights, the 9th Annual International Mariachi Women’s Festival, Kneaded Bread Fest

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in L.A. This Week (11-14-2022 to 11-18-2022)

This November 14-18 in Los Angeles, catch Astronomy on Tap in Pasadena, the Back Room Shakespeare Project, the Manhattan Beach Pier Lighting, Sparkle in DTLA, the L.A. Auto Show, L.A. Zoo Lights, and more

Entertainment | Celebrities!

Jay Leno suffers "serious burns" in gasoline fire

On Monday, the former "Tonight Show" host confirmed reports of a recent medical emergency, saying he suffered "serious burns" from a gasoline fire.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Veteran's Day Weekend in L.A. (11-11-2022 to 11-13-2022)

This November 11-13 in Los Angeles, you'll find Veteran's Day festivities, Lightscape at the Arboretum, a SurfSkate Festival in Venice, Inglewood Open Studios, Vulture Festival, the Korean Kimchi Festival, The Groundling's Diversity Festiva

News | News

Barricaded suspect in Los Angeles dead of apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, 101 Freeway reopens

A suspect is dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after an hourslong standoff with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department that closed surface streets and the 101 Freeway in the Hollywood Hills on Thursday. The LASD’s Special Enforcement B

Politics | Hollywood Propaganda

David Zucker: Why Can’t Hollywood Take a Joke Anymore?

Writer, director, and producer David Zucker—best-known for the comedy classic “Airplane!” and the horror parody “Scary Movie” franchise—always wanted to make…

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in Los Angeles This Week (11-7-2022 to 11-11-2022)

This November 7-11 in Los Angeles, peep the Henry Taylor exhibit at MOCA, The Legacy of Cacao at LA Plaza, free Tuesdays at LACMA and The Autry, Ice in Santa Monica, Lightscape at the Arboretum, a night market in Culver City, and more.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

A Big List of Things To Do This November in L.A. (2022)

This November in Los Angeles, you'll find L.A. Arboretum's Lightscape, Enchanted: Forest of Light at Descanso Gardens, Inglewood Open Studios, The Groundlings Diversity Festival, the L.A. Auto Show, Venice Winterfest, the Great Los Angeles Walk, the Holly

History | History

13 Surprising Facts About Old Hollywood

Behind all that Old Hollywood glamour are plenty of feuds, some probably illegal child labor practices, and tons of asbestos.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (10-21-2022 to 10-23-2022)

From October 21-23 in Los Angeles, you'll find Halloween Night at the Aquarium, Cemetery Lane at Heritage Square, the P-22 Festival in Griffith Park, the Music Box Steps Festival in Silver Lake, Grand Ave: All-Access in DTLA, the LA Printers Fair, the Com

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (10-14-2022 to 10-16-2022)

For October 14-16 in Los Angeles, check out Pasadena ArtNight, FIGat7th Oktoberst, the Taste of Soul Street Festival, a Beyond The Streets Print Bazaar, the Beverly Hills Art Show, Gustavo's Great Tortilla Tournament, Blocktoberfest in Culver City, and mo

Miscellaneous | Interesting Links!

Angela Lansbury’s Love for and Stability in Life

Angela Lansbury has died. Her death brings up one of those strange feelings: When someone lives to 96 years old and has managed to have such a wonderfully…

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Legendary Musso & Frank Grill – (mostly) California

The polished, dark, decorative wood bar is buzzing with animated conversations, glasses clinking as the bartenders get the next round ready, red-jacketed waiters maneuvering through the patrons with trays of aromatic meals towards the high-backed booths in the main dining room. The scene is so contemporary, it’s hard to believe that this restaurant and bar have been a dining destination for celebrities & literary luminaries for the last 100 years.

History | History

Medieval Sieges: Hollywood vs. Reality (6 Examples)

Here are 6 differences between the reality of medieval sieges and how Hollywood depicts them.

Politics | Hollywood Propaganda

Hollywood Can Learn About the Failure of Woke Messaging From a Legendary Low-Budget Exploitation Master

Failing at woke messaging in titles means it may be time for the big-time studios to listen to a low-rent legend.

My favorite director!

History | History

Remembering Queen Elizabeth's Royal Visit to Los Angeles

In 1983, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip went on a 10-day tour to California, where the Queen was "thrilled" to meet Ronald Reagan

Politics | The Hall of Idiots

'Shades of Nixon': Hollywood Celebrities Cheer as FBI Raids Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago

Far-left Hollywood celebrities openly cheered news that the FBI raided former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home on Monday, hoping it would lead to an arrest.

Every idiot liberal I know will say nearly identical things. Trump MUST run in 2024.

Entertainment | Entertainment

'Godfather' Actor James Caan Was Tough On And Off-Screen

James Caan projected toughness no matter the genre, but his finest moments may have been off-screen.

“Caan had the distinction of being an actor — maybe the only one — who trained the police in self-defense.” That’s amazing. Ignore the mistake in the last paragraph. He was from the Bronx, but Brooklyn, but the statement itself is 100% true of the Bronx too.

Entertainment | Entertainment

7 Amazing Roles That James Caan Rejected

‘The Godfather’ star James Caan was just as famous for the roles he didn’t play as the ones he did.

Entertainment | Entertainment!

Hollywood failed Bruce Willis

Many filmmakers now say they were “concerned” for years about his health.

Politics | Liberal Hypocrisy

Oscars Gift Bags To Climate Crusader Hypocrites Are Worth Over $100k, Include Trips to Scottish Castle

Celebrities attending Sunday's Academy Awards ceremony will receive gift bags worth $100k, including trips to a castle in Scotland -- proving yet again the hollowness of the film industry's climate activism.

I hate these people.

Entertainment | Entertainment News!

Has There Ever Been a Tie at the Oscars?

Split decisions happen. They're just not a common occurrence. Here are six times they happened at the Oscars.

Politics | The Hall of Idiots

Hollywood Celebrities Voice Opposition to Canadian Pipelines Despite Rising Fuel Costs

Multiple actors and Hollywood celebrities, including Leonardo DiCaprio and Jane Fonda, have threatened to protest a new Canadian gas pipeline…

Of course they are. They know nothing about economics but still pull out the same old stupid, vacuous, arguments continually.

Architecture & Interior Design | Threatened History & Preservation

Viper Room Site To Become Home To 12-Story Mixed-Use High Rise Project

Viper Room Site To Become Home To 12-Story Mixed-Use Project With Memorabilia, Condos & Redesigned Music Venue

Because the few square inches of the sunset strip which are left, must be destroyed. This city REALLY has no regard for its own history. Nat “King” Cole played here. We have hundreds of glass and steel structures up and down Sunset. We lost the House of Blues, which has FAR less history to a similar developer. This won’t stop until there is nothing left from the 20th century.

Entertainment | Entertainment

An Overlong, Emo Batman Bores With Allusions To White Privilege and Dismantling Systems

From the gritty 1970s era look to hints that our hero may suffer from some sort of psychosis, it seems fairly clear that writer/director Matt Reeves wants his Batman reboot to be viewed in the same vein as last year’s brilliant but polarizing “Joker.” The problem is, unlike the latter film, “The Batman” has no artistic courage. It allows mumbled references to “white privilege” and vague allusions to dismantling structures to stand in for a real point of view.

I will be skipping it, and all of woke Hollywood’s nonsense.

Politics | Liberal Hypocrisy

SAG Awards: Hollywood Celebrities Go Maskless While LAUSD Students Still Forced to Mask Up

Hollywood celebrities went completely maskless for the SAG Awards on Sunday at the same time that thousands of children across Los Angeles County are still being forced to wear masks indoors in school.

Entertainment | Entertainment News!

Sally Kellerman, Hot Lips Houlihan in ‘M*A*S*H,’ Dies at 84

Sally Kellerman, the husky-voiced actress known for her Oscar-nominated portrayal of U.S. Army Maj. Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan in Robert Altman's M*A*S*H, has died. She was 84.

Politics | Hollywood Propaganda

Amy Schumer, Regina Hall, And Wanda Sykes Tapped To Host 2022 Oscars

The 2022 Academy Awards will have hosts for the first time in three years. The last person to host the show was Jimmy Kimmel in 2018.

They never learn. No one with a mind that actually works wants to see this. I predict another record breaking low viewership.

News | News

PODCAST: Wouldn't It Be Nice If We Had a Natural Immunity to Hillary Clinton?

Stunningly, two-time-losing Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is floating rumors about a third run for the presidency. But as the country is finally waking up to the fact that the political power players and fascist-Left cannot be trusted wi

News | News

Hollywood, Fascist-Left Elites Pouring Money into Out-of-State Midterm Elections

We hear it from the campaign trail every election cycle, how special interest and “dark money” taints the political process, and how our electoral system is desperately in need of fiduciary reforms. The Left vomits invective about the deep pockets on

Entertainment | Entertainment News!

The Academy shares full list of films eligible for Best Picture at this year's Oscars

This year's list of 276 films is down from last year's list of 366

News | Antisemitism Watch

Elder Of Ziyon - The Academy Museum shows how "intersectionality" marginalizes and discriminates against Jews

Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.

Entertainment | Entertainment

Sidney Poitier, Oscar-winning actor and Hollywood's first Black movie star, dies at 94 - CNN

Sidney Poitier, whose elegant bearing and principled onscreen characters made him Hollywood's first Black movie star and the first Black man to win the best actor Oscar, has died. He was 94.

News | News

The Arrogant Bully-Culture of The View’s Has-Been Glitterati

I don’t usually entertain any thought at all about the ABC fascist cluck-a-thon otherwise known as The View, but a recent “hardship they’re having in finding a conservative to tolerate their daily abuse spotlights a very serious malady in contempora

Entertainment | Entertainment

Dean Stockwell Dies: ‘Quantum Leap’ Star Was 85

Former Quantum Leap star Dean Stockwell, an Oscar- and Emmy-nominated actor, passed away in the early morning of November 7 at age 85.

Entertainment | Movies & Television

The Academy Museum ignores Hollywood’s Jewish founders – The Forward

The new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles neglects Hollywood's Jewish founders

Typical liberal Jewish naïveté. Jews were left out because we’re not part of the fake-victim intersectional coalition. The author is bothered that Jews are left out for blacks, “Latinx” (a level hated by nearly all Hispanics, but used any by hypocritical leftists who will attempt to shive it down everyone’s throats anyway), and overweight women (Meaning: fat. Obesity is dangerous and we shouldn’t be pretending that seeing it in a negative way is some kind of bigotry), yet doesn’t understand that it’s because we don’t count to these people. We are “white,” in their opinion, and they are racists. She actually believes the excuse from the museum that the exhibits will “rotate,” and Jews will be included down the line. We were a major influence in Hollywood, and without us the movies as we have known them (for better, or worse) wouldn’t exist. Ignoring that history is wrong. Not that liberal Jews have the spine to stand up to that kind of wrong.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

26 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. (9-24-2021 to 9-26-2021)

This weekend, from September 24-26, features LA Haunted Hayride, The Other Art Fair, a Totally Valley Block Party, DinoFest at Natural History Museum, ] LA Tequila Fest, and more.

Entertainment | Entertainment News!

Jane Powell Dies: Hollywood Golden Age Actress & ‘Royal Wedding’ Star Was 92

Jane Powell, who danced with Fred Astaire in 'Royal Wedding' and was one of seven brides for seven brothers in the classic 1954 film musical, has died

Books | Books

Quentin Tarantino's Examination Of Hollywood Legends Is Now A Book

Famed director Quentin Tarantino entertains and offers some surprisingly intimate and unguarded commentary on his love of movies.

I’ve been reading it’s good. I’ve been surprised that it’s actually THIS good.

Entertainment | Entertainment

14 Celebs Who Broke Into Hollywood Completely By Chance

Talk about a lucky break!

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

22 Fun Things to do This Week in L.A. (8-9-2021 to 8-13-2021)

This week, from August 9 to 13, features a Japanese food workshop, Dance DTLA at The Music Center, a scent-based immersive pop-up, free screenings of The Underground Railroad, Outfest LA, and more.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

26 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. (8-6-2021 to 8-8-2021)

Levitt Pavilion Concerts, a Hello Kitty Carnival, Shakespeare in the Park, Movies on Location, the Rose Bowl Flea Market, a new cocktail pop-up, and more!

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

18 Fun Things to do This Week in L.A. (8-2-2021 to 8-6-2021)

This week, from August 2 to 6, features a burger week in the LBC, public art pianos in Beverly Hills, a free comedy show at Permanent Records, fireworks at The Bowl, free Parks After Dark movies, and more.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

31 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. {7-23-2021 to 7-25-202)

This weekend, from July 23 to July 25, features proof of vax bars, Night Dive at the Aquarium, a Nina Simone Tribute at The Bowl, Sunday Sessions in Grand Park, Picnic on the Plaza in Little Tokyo, and more!

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

23 Fun Things to do This Week in L.A. (7-19-2021 to 7-23-2021)

This week, from July 19 to July 23, features a free taco pop-up via LeBron James and Fortnite, a Vegan Playground in the Arts District, Fourth Fridays at The Broad, Night Dive at the Aquarium of the Pacific, the Chocolate & Art Show, and more!

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

25 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. (7-16-2021 to 7-18-2021)

This weekend, from July 16 to July 18, features a DiscOasis, an HBO takeover of the Santa Monica Pier, a Kite Festival in Chinatown, Summer Music Strolls at Descanso Gardens, Ice Cream Alley at Smorgasburg, and more!

Entertainment | Entertainment News!

William Smith dead at 88 as wife confirms passing of actor who starred with Clint Eastwood in Any Which Way You Can

ICONIC actor William Smith, who tussled with Clint Eastwood in the movies, has died at the age of 88.His wife, Joanne Cervelli Smith, confirmed that t

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Fun Things to do This Week in L.A. (7-12-2021 to 7-16-2021)

This week, from July 12 to July 16, features National Michelada Day, an HBO takeover of the SM Pier, the public reopening of MOLAA, an outdoor Shakespeare performance, the return of the OC Fair, and more!

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

28 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. (7-9-2021 to 7-11-2021)

This weekend, from July 9 to July 11, features the return of 626 Night Market, a Night Sky Star Party at Paramount Ranch, a Bazaar Bizarre at Zombie Joe's, Pasadena POPS at the Arboretum, an outdoor art experience in Santa Monica, Grand Performances in DT

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

25 Fun Things to do This Week in L.A. (7-5-2021 to 7-9-2021)

This week, from July 5 to July 9, features Divine Immersion at the Pacific Asia Museum, a Cardboard City on 3rd Street Promenade, the 626 Night Market in the SGV, National Fried Chicken Day, more!

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

28 Fun Things to do This 4th of July Weekend in L.A. (7-2-2021 to 7-4-2021)

This weekend, from July 2 to July 4, features the reopening of Smorgasburg, Fourth of July at the Hollywood Bowl, Americafest at the Rose Bowl, a movie and fireworks at Hollywood Forever, the Day Trip Festival, LOTS of Independence Day food specials, and

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

34 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. (6-25-2021 to 6-27-2021)

This weekend, from June 25 to June 27, features Movies on Location in the The Valley, The Other Art Fair, the reopening of The Autry, a Toyzilla swap meet in the SGV, a Cars and Coffee meet-up in Griffith Park, the Creative Communal Market in Long Beach,

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

33 Fun Things to do This Father's Day Weekend in L.A. (6-18-2021 to 6-20-2021)

This Father's Day weekend, from June 18 to June 20, features tons of Father's Day food ideas, Juneteenth celebrations, pop-up markets, drive-in movies, an immersive audio play series, a Freedom Day Walk, and more!

Entertainment | Entertainment News!

Ned Beatty of 'Deliverance' and 'Superman' dies at 83

Actor Ned Beatty, star of film and stage, has died at the age of 83. "Ned passed away from natural causes Sunday morning, surrounded by his family and loved ones," Shelter Entertainment Group Talent Manager Deborah Miller told CNN in an email.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

22 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. (6-11-2021 to 6-13-2021)

As Los Angeles finds its way out of the pandemic and restrictions gradually ease, we’re continuing our bi-weekly round-ups…

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

24 Fun Things to do This Weekend in L.A. (6-4-2021 to 6-6-2021)

This weekend features a donut freebie from Dunkin', a colorful art walk in Santa Monica, the L.A. Zoo's Beastly Ball, First Fridays at NHM, a DIY boba kit, and more!