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TV viewers will see Los Angeles financial adviser Stanton Roseman bring his knowledge to the grocery store for the Leslie Jones-helmed ABC primetime game show “Supermarket Sweep on Sunday, Jan. 30.
If an alien were to visit and ask, “What is Hollywood?” would the answer be “mondo”?
Growing up in the MTV era, Craig Winberry was inspired by George Michael’s looks, moves, attitude and music.
Though it may have interfaced with the music of Duke Ellington in passing over the years, the Los Angeles Philharmonic is addressing the Ellington legacy in a meaningful way this month with a miniseries of concerts at the Disney.
The moment Tom MacRae knew it was time to take the leap from successful veteran TV writer to novice lyricist came when he watched the joy and acceptance showered on Jamie Campbell — a 16-year-old with drag queen aspirations who wanted to go to the prom in a dress and heels.
Vancouver alt-rockers Mother Mother will celebrate each chapter of their storied history with a 2022 global tour.
After spending the bulk of quarantine writing its latest album, “I Went to Hell and Back” — which releases on Feb. 4 — U.K. alt-rockers As It Is are ready to make the trip overseas.
It’s common for the topic of homelessness in Los Angeles to be coupled with words like “crisis” and “state of emergency.”
DTLA has a plethora of opportunities to ring in 2022, from virtual events to immersive underground parties. There’s plenty to choose from below.
Feathers, fringe and black tie are necessities for any great New Year’s Eve party.
Adam Lasher is big on nostalgia.
Journalists Brad Tolinski and Chris Gill knew Eddie Van Halen, having interviewed the late Van Halen guitarist over the course of the musician’s career.
One of Downtown LA’s newest art galleries aims to feed the body and soul while creating a community of artistic dreamers.
The California African American Museum’s new visual arts curator, Essence Harden, is embracing community and supporting artists, artwork and story through mindful cultivation of scholarship on Black visual arts and the West Coast.
For seven days, celebrants will light candles, share stories and contemplate the seven principles of Kwanzaa. Beginning on Dec. 26, the celebration pulls in traditions from harvest and the African diaspora and emphasizes community and life.
