No one does sculpted virtue quite so well as Jason Priestley. He's signing his brand-new book of memoirs tonight – titled, rather mysteriously, Jason Pri
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One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2014 issue. Check out our entire People 2014 issue.
Caitlin Doughty has been on the phone a lot
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One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2014 issue. Check out our entire People 2014 issue.
How Andrew “the Fighting Philanthropi
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Remember Horst Simco, that quiet suburban Texas boy who somehow became Riff Raff? His forever-delayed album Neon Icon still has not seen release, but he's findi
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You can call it the Mother's Day miracle, or the mother of all comebacks, or whatever Mother's Day-related name you want.
Just don't call the Clippers
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Chef, the back-to-his-roots indie flick from Jon Favreau (Iron Man), is to modern foodie culture as his own Swingers is to '90s swing revival. Favreau plays Carl
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Nicholas Stoller's hilarious Neighbors splashes into summer with the satisfying swish-plop-hooray of a winning beer-pong serve, making the director, who also wro
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“This is the first generation that is expected to live shorter lives than their parents,” says Katie Couric, narrator of Stephanie Soechtig's documen
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A school of last resort in Watts, which serves youths who were found to be unsuitable for other campuses, is battling to keep its home.
And the landlord that wants i
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For more than a decade, the city of Pasadena has been partnering with the Armory Center for the Arts to celebrate Mother Earth and promote the arts with the annual P
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Old-school Mexican is a state of mind. Far, far away from farm-to-table, diet fads or the latest trends, this style of cuisine celebrates comfort, plenty and lots of
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