When Kelvin Harrison Jr. was growing up in New Orleans, he dreamed of starring on a Disney TV show. That way, he could blend his talents of acting and singing.
When rapper Nipsey Hussle was killed on March 31, 2019, at his South Los Angeles Marathon Clothing shop, Wendell Nelson was devastated.
Sarah Dokowicz had a rough eight-year hiatus from music. She had self-worth struggles and troublesome intimate relationships but took the high road and navigated her way back to her first love, pop music.
Most American viewers probably know British comedian Ricky Gervais as the co-creator, writer and star of the British television series “The Office” (originating the role that would bring Steve Carell acclaim after the series was imported to the United States), or as the sharp-tongued, acerbi…
Singer Justin Furstenfeld said watching the documentary “Get Back Up” about his band Blue October was “eye opening.”
“Miraculous” is how Cherie Currie describes her new album “Blvds of Splendor.”
Downtown Los Angeles artists Keri Rosebraugh and Adam Guy have created a large-scale installation north of the First Street bridge in support of the global fight against the coronavirus, using 100 clay roof tiles as the medium.
Arielle Silver had a successful music career when she just up and quit 10 years ago.
Vân Scott may not be a household name, but most people have heard his voice.
Our LA Voices Arts + Culture Fest, Grand Park’s most popular spring arts experience, is going virtual to showcase Los Angeles County’s vibrant art, music and culture.
It looked like a mundane photo opportunity: a single car in an otherwise empty parking lot. But Andrew Lawrence snapped a picture on his cellphone anyway.
Due to the ongoing developments with the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, Microsoft Theater shows in March through May have been postponed or canceled and the staff is working diligently with promoters to get them rescheduled, if possible. All ticket purchases will be valid for the new date …
As museums and galleries across the nation have closed to the public, many are trying to find creative solutions to keep people interested and engaged.
Museum, Arts Companies Offer Online Content During COVID-19 Outbreak
For close to 60 years, the Olympic Auditorium dominated Los Angeles wrestling, boxing and roller derby landscape, holding luminaries from legendary boxer Muhammad Ali, to Hulk Hogan, Andre “The Giant” and the motor-mouthed “Rowdy” Roddy Piper.
