Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This Weekend in L.A. (3-24-2023 to 3-26-2023)

For March 24-26 in Los Angeles, catch FEMcore at The Corbin Bowl, new exhibitions at Torrance Museum of Art and the Vincent Price Art Museum, Vegan Street Fair, Cherry Blossom celebrations at Brand Art Park and in Torrance, César Chávez Family Day at LA P

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

Politics | Politics

Karen Bass Met With a Chinese Influence Group After Intelligence Officials Warned It Was Targeting Local Politicians

American intelligence officials warned last month that the Chinese Communist Party is directing its influence operations at "more pliable" local officials. That could explain why the head of Beijing’s top influence outfit just met with the Democratic mayo

Of course she did! The idiots in LA voted for a socialist, racist, moron and thought that it was a great idea only because of how much melanin she has in her skin.

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.

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.

News | Antisemitism Watch

The Invisible Victims of American Anti-Semitism

If a hateful act doesn’t fit a preset political narrative, the public rarely notices it.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

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

Sports | Cycling

Commentary: Are L.A. drivers suddenly more OK with endangering lives?

There's a difference between knowing pedestrian deaths are up in L.A., and actually facing down increasingly reckless drivers on roads and sidewalks.

Politics | Blue State/City Life

EXCLUSIVE: LA County Deputy DA Suspended by Gascon for 'Misgendering' Has Been Subjected to a Retaliatory Internal Investigation

Since July 2022, Shea Sanna has been interrogated by Gascon's privately retained attorneys for more than 10 hours.

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

News | Antisemitism Watch

‘Kanye West!’ & Pictures of Swastikas: Female Jewish Basketball Players in Los Angeles Taunted During Game

Illustrative Basketball hoop. Photo: Pixabay. Chants of “Kanye West!” and pictures of swastikas and the Palestinian flag were used in …

News | The News

End Of An Era: Family Of Famed SoCal Car Dealer Cal Worthington Selling Last Dealership

Family of famed car dealer Cal Worthington is in the process of closing a deal to sell their last car dealership, ending an era.

Politics | Action Items

Californians Must Speak Out About the Antisemitic Conference in Los Angeles

There is no place in California of any kind for these antisemitic groups.

News | Antisemitism Watch

LAPD Arrests Suspect with ‘Animus’ Towards Jewish Community in Dual Shooting of Orthodox Jews

Young Israel of Century City Synagogue, Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles (Photo: Google Maps Screenshot) The Los Angeles Police Department announced …

Well the Federation and ADL are on the case. Too bad that they’re totally worthless organizations which spend ALL of their time supporting liberal organizations and the liberal agenda instead of fighting antisemitism and being honest about who the perpetrators of antisemitism are.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do This President's Day Weekend in L.A. (2-17-2023 to 2-20-2023)

This February 17-20 in Los Angeles, check out the Felix Art Fair, the L.A. Art Show, Frieze Los Angeles, Mardis Gras at the Original Farmers Market, Lunar New Year at UPAM, the L.A. Travel & Adventure Show, Broken Hearts Circus at Angel City Brewery, a Fa

News | Antisemitism

Suspect arrested after 2 Orthodox Jews shot outside synagogues in Los Angeles

A suspect was taken into custody Thursday after two Orthodox Jewish men were shot while leaving houses of worship in the city’s Pico-Robertson neighborhood, authorities said. The first shooting occurred just before 10 a.m. Wednesday in the 1400 block of S

The person who did this is Asian. Jews attack no one based on their race/ethnicity. Yet the entire country is obsessed with “stopping” racism, but Jews are never included in that effort because, according to them-we’re “white.” So, the fact that we are the most attacked the most attacked group in America, defies their entire narrative that racism is about “power” and non-whites have no power, so therefore can’t be racist. I’d you’re offended by that: it’s too bad, I have nothing but disdain for people who deny facts.

News | In The News

Headlines: Family-Owned Restaurant in Chinatown Receives $13,000 Gas Bill

Hop Woo BBQ & Seafood Restaurant, the Chinatown-based eatery known for their Chinese turkeys, received a gas bill totaling more than $13,000 in charges for the month of January.

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

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.

News | News

If You Think You're Middle Class in California, Chances Are You're Wrong

The American middle class continues to wither as the lower and upper income tiers keep growing, especially in California

Politics | Woke Insanity

Why Is the LA Zoo Inviting Children to Their Drag Show?

LA Zoo hosted an "All Ages" drag show with tickets available for "Children" and even "Infants" in partnership with LA Pride. Aldo attended the event to ask…

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.

Politics | Blue State/City Life

8 of the 10 Neediest Cities in America Have Something in Common

A recent study showed that the 10 neediest cities in the U.S. have a few things in common. The most glaring commonality of this list is that eight out of the top ten cities had a Democrat at the helm at the time the survey took place.

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.

News | Antisemitism Watch

Posters Glorifying Palestinian “Martyrs” Found in LA

Various posters glorifying Palestinian “martyrs” were found in Los Angeles on December 16. The Palestinian Youth Movement announced in an Instagram post

As always, almost all of the statements from Jewish organizations are pointless. Particularly mealy mouthed and useless is Stand With Us’ pathetic “both sides are to blame” nonsense. We need new, tough, unapologetically pro-Jewish leadership. Not the same leftist, weak, jargon filled non-profit heads who contribute absolutely nothing to the fight-they don’t even seem to get that it IS a fight.

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.

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

Sports | Sports

MLB Announces Trevor Bauer's Suspension Has Been Reduced | FOX Sports Radio

Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Trevor Bauer has been reinstated by Major League Baseball and will have his suspension reduced to 194 games, MLB announced via press release Thursday evening.

News | Antisemitism Watch

Nazi SS symbol carved into Beverly Hills menorah, suspect arrested

Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook said, “A despicable act such as this will never be tolerated in our City.”

Food & Drink | Food & Drink

LA Food Experts Share Their Favorite Go-To Restaurants in 2022

These consistent restaurants hit just right

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

Politics | Politics

Homeless Hypocrisy on Full Display as New LA Mayor Karen Bass Is Sworn In

Karen Bass is going to bring Los Angeles more of the same, and more people will head for the exits.

This idiot is a total joke. But democrats only destroy, so they love her.

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

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

9 Places Where You Can Go to Learn Unusual Skills in Los Angeles

Part of getting older is getting better. And part of getting better is learning new things. One of the…

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in L.A. This Week (11-28-2022 to 12-2-2022)

This week (November 28 to December 2) catch tree lighting ceremonies at The Music Center, Union Station, and Pasadena City Hall, plus free Nat Geo documentary screenings, Poetry in Color at LACMA, MOCA Together Thursdays, the Hot Chocolate Nutcracker, L.A

News | News

Fentanyl's scourge plainly visible on streets of Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES (AP) — In a filthy alley behind a Los Angeles doughnut shop, Ryan Smith convulsed in the grips of a fentanyl high — lurching from moments of slumber to bouts of violent shivering on a warm summer day.

Miscellaneous | Things To Do: Los Angeles

Things To Do in L.A. This Week (11-21-2022 to 11-25-2022)

From November 21-25 in Los Angeles, you'll find Enchanted Forest of Light at Descanso Gardens, the 16h Annual Thanksgiving Feast Show, the Los Angeles Turkey Trot, Winter Fest in the O.C., Lights on Display in Sherman Oaks, Holiday Road in Calabasas, and

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

Food & Drink | Food & Drink

The 7 Wackiest Restaurants In Southern California Where Dining Is A Blast

Why just eat when you can dine somewhere quirky and unusual? Get ready for fun when you visit these wacky restaurants in Southern California.

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

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

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

News | Antisemitism Watch

Antisemites hang banner over LA freeway declaring Kanye 'right about the Jews’

Goyim Defense League trying to capitalize on Ye's comments by targeting the Black community with antisemitic propaganda, ADL says

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

Politics | Blue State/City Life

In Los Angeles, a Carnival of Grievance Politics

What a spectacle, what a carnival, what a glorious, over-the-top bacchanal of grievance politics we’ve seen unfolding in Los Angeles this week.

This city is a total joke, the city council are mediocrity personified, who are elected by very stupid people who should not be voting at all. L.A.’s population is extremely ignorant, intellectually lazy, and stupid. Which is exactly why they watch the city descend into something (at least) as bad as a third world country, and continue to exclusively vote for democrats, while blaming republicans, who hold absolutely no power here, for literally every single problem.

Sports | Sports

Rams vs. Cowboys: 3 to Watch in Week 5

As the Los Angeles Rams prepare to take on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 5, Ram Digest highlights three players on whom Rams fans might want to keep watch.

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.

Politics | Blue State/City Life

L.A. Gas Prices Hit Record High $6.494; OPEC Move Suggests Worse Ahead

The average price for a gallon of gas hit a new record high on Wednesday in Los Angeles, California, reaching $6.494.

And the morons here will still vote mostly for democrats.

Music | Music

Missed That 1969 Jimi Hendrix Show At The Forum? Relive It Now With Never-Before Released Live Recording

In April 1969, the Jimi Hendrix played at the Forum in Inglewood. It was only the third rock concert ever hosted there.

Family & Parenting | Family & Parenting

Hackers released a bunch of LAUSD data. What can parents and employees do?

Students, teachers and contractors at LAUSD could have sensitive personal information on the dark web. Here are the steps you should take to protect yourself.

News | The News

LA Lakers Close Comments for Instagram Post Announcing 'Pride Night'

The Los Angeles Lakers Instagram page inexplicably closed the comments for a post announcing the upcoming "Pride Night." 

This is why I haven’t watched professional sports in years. The continuing catering to the preferred, intersectional, groups, because it helps democrats, is nausea inducing. Why should ANYONE be “proud” of something that they claim is an immutable trait?

Sports | Sports

Maury Wills, Dodgers star and 1962 MVP, dead at 89

Maury Wills won three World Series championships with the Dodgers.

Politics | Woke Insanity

L.A. School District Shares Video from ‘Nutritionist’ Who Says Eating Right Is Racist

Your dreams have come true, kids: French fries and pizza are now good for you, so eat up, or else: if you don’t, you might be suspected of “white supremacism.”

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

Entertainment | Radio

KROQ FM - Future ROQ Of The '80s (March 8, 1981) Full Show

1980s Punk-Poppers, THE BINGS, from LA's Woodland Hills district, and Hard-Core Simi Valley Punks, RF7 head a groovy KROQ showcase of Hollywood club bands fr...

Politics | Woke Insanity

L.A. County Rolls Out Universal Basic Income Pilot; 1,000 Residents To Get $1,000 Per Month

Los Angeles County officials said Tuesday that a guaranteed basic income program has begun to roll out, with 1,000 residents now receiving $1,000 a month until 2025.

Yes, pay the drug addicted, mentally ill, homeless criminals-and things will “definitely” get much better. Democrats are SUCH fools.

Politics | Woke Insanity

More Woke Silliness: LA Homeless Authority Says Don't Use Word ‘Homeless’

The left loves to change the language instead of fixing things.

They’re everywhere here. This is the price that normal people pay for living among the lefties. This is the crap they worry about. Blue cities are almost entirely populated by actual morons-they are the most stupid people in the world.

Sports | Cycling

Los Angeles' ban on cars along part of Griffith Park Drive will become permanent

The road closure is part of an effort to improve safety for cyclists, runners, hikers and equestrians in one of the country's largest urban parks.

Politics | Corruption

EXCLUSIVE: Recall Gascon Committee Knowingly Turned in Invalid Petition Signatures, Misled Donors and Volunteers

Nearly $10 million was raised. Where did it go?

This just proves once again that Los Angeles is a thoroughly corrupt, dystopian, nightmare with the worst people on earth populating it.

Politics | The Decline Of America

Watch: Huge Mob Flashes California 7-Eleven and Picks it Clean

"Street takeovers" are becoming quite common in Los Angeles and big cities. A mob of people and cars, responding to social media, show up at an intersection

All white people once again. Oh wait…I mean “diversity is our strength!”

Politics | Politics

Los Angeles School District Shares 'Preferred Pronouns' Video With Links to Sexually Explicit Images of Non-Binary Instagram Account

The explicit images were from 'non-binary' male activist Addison Vincent

Politics | Liberal Fascism

L.A. County Recorder Dean Logan Goes After Recall Gascón Effort After Malfeasance Accusation

You know that the powers that be do not want to see what happened to San Francisco D.A. Chesa Boudin happen to George Gascón.

More corruption in Los Angeles. They are like democrats everywhere: corrupt, dishonest, and willing to use any means necessary to grow their power and ignore the will of the people.

Politics | Politics

Los Angeles Parents Group Lawsuit Has 'Dr.' Ferrer Dodging and Weaving

Barbara Ferrer will doubtless try to bring back mask mandates, which is we need to keep the pressure on.

Sports | Cycling

Los Angeles Supercross - Mountain Biking in the LA Coliseum 1985

This race was John Tomac‘s very first pro mountain bike win. He was just a BMX kid from Michigan with a mohawk when I first met him at a downhill race in SoCal. His win took everyone by surprise since he was an unknown at this point. The race had such a

Sports | Sports

Dodger broadcaster Vin Scully dies at age 94

"We have lost an icon," said Dodger President and CEO Stan Kasten. "Vin Scully was one of the greatest voices in all of sports."

He is irreplaceable.

Politics | Politics

L.A. County Supervisor calls people opposed to a potential mask mandate ‘snowflake weepies’

"Here is the moment L.A. County Supervisor @SheilaKuehl called those who oppose mask mandates 'snowflake weepies.'"

News | Israel & The Jewish Community

Education Department Investigates Allegations USC Ignored Anti-Semitic Harassment

The Education Department formally launched an investigation on Tuesday into allegations the University of Southern California (USC) fomented "a hostile environment of anti-Semitism" on its campus that forced a Jewish student government official to resign

I’m not even slightly surprised. I’m a graduate of USC. Even when I attended, antisemitism was rampant, and always tolerated, among staff and students. The various administrations through the years refuse to even speak to Jewish alumni about this issue. If you’re Jewish, or a decent person, do not support this school in any way. Oh, they also take millions from the Saudis. The “USC family” thing is a marketing ploy. The only alumni who benefit from having attended the school are rich, connected, major donors.

Politics | The Hall of Idiots

LA Supervisor Kuehl Calls Those Opposed to Potential Mask Mandate 'Snowflake Weepies'

LA's elected officials keep proving they don't actually care about the human cost of their policies.

Thus proving once again that LA’s voters are all incompetent morons.

Food & Drink | LA Spots

The ultimate fried-chicken crawl in L.A. Here's where to go

The goal was to hit as many female-run restaurants serving fried chicken in a day as possible. We made it to 10.

News | News

PODCAST | The Independent Truckers Strike Back: This Ain't Canada

After we address the attempted assassination of US Rep. Lee Zeldin who is running for Governor of New York, we discuss how the independent truckers in California are artfully expressing their outrage at a new law that coerces them into union membership.

"...the independent truckers in California are artfully expressing their outrage at a new law that coerces them into union membership..."

Health & Fitness | Masks

Study CDC Relied Upon for School Mask Mandates Was Authored by LA County Public Health Director's Daughter - Who's Also Not an MD

The inmates are running the asylum.

Entertainment | Entertainment

Welcome (back) to the party, pal: Bruce Willis returns to 'Die Hard' tower

Welcome (back) to the party, pal: Bruce Willis returns to 'Die Hard' tower