In a recent press conference at the Staples Center, Cirque du Soleil President Daniel Lamarre and Senior Vice President Mike Newquist announced their partnership with LA Live alongside AEG President Dan Beckerman.
The LA Fashion District is home to a new public art exhibition that asks an important question: “Where do we go from here?”
Metro Goldwyn Mayer and United Artists Releasing have partnered with the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising for a “House of Gucci” exhibit at the FIDM Museum from Tuesday, Nov. 23, to Saturday, Dec. 4.
Nitzer Ebb programmer/drummer Bon Harris didn’t get into music for the fame or money.
As a child growing up in Arizona, Fabian Renteria sketched T-shirts and dresses. It was prophetic, as recently he introduced his first fashion collection in Los Angeles as part of the annual FIDM Debut Show.
Randy Ross was a man of piercing, eloquent words and memorable musical notes.
Lea DeLaria just left rehearsals for the Pasadena Playhouse’s production of “Head Over Heels.” The “Orange is the New Black” star is giddy and oozing of energy.
Quarantine brought out true emotions and raw talent. Both can be said about rising alt-pop singer-songwriter Madeline the Person. She will be touring for the first time with the all-female indie-pop quartet the Aces, hitting the stage at The Fonda on Friday, Nov. 19.
In the Nov. 18 virtual episode of CalTech’s “Behind the Book,” viewers are invited to eavesdrop as author and photographer Carolyn Campbell and CalTech professor Jed Buchwald channel three Parisian scientists who are buried in Paris’ Père-Lachaise Cemetery.
Ozomatli multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Ulises Bella said it was an easy decision to headline the Alzheimer’s LA 40th anniversary celebration on Sunday, Nov. 14.
Downtown LA resident Dinh Thai’s broken heart worked well for him.
Katrina Frye feels like an outsider in the music business. She’s trying to change that with Pasadena-based Lauretta Records.
The dance group homeLA understands a home can mean a lot of different things. And that you don’t have to be an expert to feel empathy.
The Rooftop Cinema Club is putting the fun into fall with its November programming for films to cozy up to this season.
Bedroom pop fans can post a thank-you emoji to the algorithmic cupids of YouTube for reuniting Boy Pablo and Cuco at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall on Monday, Nov. 1.
1. Comedian Amanda Seales (of HBO’s “Insecure”) is about to take you to school. Sick of the stereotypes about African Americans in media and the overall lack of knowledge of black history, Seales mixes humor and her doctorate in African American studies with her love of games and music to cr…
