When Los Angeles Times reporter Jason Felch was fired on March 14, he was working on two potentially explosive stories about Occidental College. Since that time, m
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Early news of a proposed hotel at Los Feliz's tricky five-way intersection of Sunset, Hollywood and Hillhurst has triggered nervous rumors that the 91-year-old
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KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas
Night One
The Shrine
12/8/13
The holiday concert extravaganza season has begun, and KROQ's Almost Acoustic Christmas is the first
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Some of the most elaborate, original and memorable costumes we saw at comic conventions coast to coast in 2013.
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Amazing Cosplay from New York Comic Con
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This week's dance events also include a French choreographer's visit, street dance off the street, the first of the season's traditional versions of The
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Coming around to the idea of Thanksgiving was a little bit of an adjustment for Waterloo & City chef Brendan Collins, a native Brit. “As an Englishman, wh
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By now, fine dining has been officially “dead” just long enough that its resurrection seems inevitable. The challenge, as it returns, will be to keep t
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Heroin. Cocaine. Booze. Pizza. The human wrecking ball known as Artie Lange was pretty unapologetic about his vices in his best-selling 2008 memoir Too Fat to Fish.
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What could be more delicious than chocolates infused with black garlic? If you don't agree, don't worry; you can't taste them here anyway. They're on
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The photo, posted on Twitter, might be a still life; the accompanying tweet, a statement of belief: “Green garbanzo hummus, runny egg, yogurt cheese, beets. Ev
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It's not hard to pin down why haunted houses draw more enthusiastic crowds than contemporary art exhibitions do. Visitors to haunted houses expect to be immersed
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