APPARENTLY, the humid inferno that has been LA for the past week is due to take a chill pill in the next few days. Meaning,…
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IF YOU’VE EVER BEEN CURIOUS about the origins of mariachi music in Los Angeles, here’s your chance to find out. La Plaza de Cultura y Artes,…
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Antonio Pelayo, founder and CEO of Exodus Events and the artist who helped put together La Bulla, is at it again. This time, he’s celebrating and highlighting Los Angeles’…
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SUMMER IS HERE ONCE AGAIN, and so is the obscure — but still relevant — holiday, National Name Your Poison Day. To celebrate, we’ve curated…
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COMEDY AND TALENT MANAGER ABBEY ROBERTSON has got a lot of street credit under her belt in the comedy world for being only 27 years…
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LAURA KORMAN is no stranger to a life rooted in the arts. Her father was a well-known comedian, so you could say creativity was in…
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DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK. My fiancee and I are psyched to be leaving Los Angeles and relocating back to the East Coast. But it’s laughable…
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BREE MILLER is the baker you knead to know. As the 25-year-old owner, proprietor, and head baker of Bree’s Cakes, Ms. Miller has become the…
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WITH OVER TEN YEARS in the making, La Bulla is one of the largest multicultural Lucha Libre art exhibits that Los Angeles has to offer.…
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IN CELEBRATION OF Women’s History Month, two groups have joined together to support and bring attention to a group of people sorely lacking in both:…
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It seems that L.A. has been bursting at the seams with feminist-minded events this month — there’s been no dearth of workshops, community gatherings, women’s…
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The following is another post in L.A. DY Clever, our guide to events and news going on in Los Angeles that are of interest to…
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