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By: Michele Stueven
On Saturday, Aug. 29, the Sexy Beast benefit for Planned Parenthood returns to downtown Los Angeles after a four-year hiatus. The event will take place at Night Gallery f rom 4 p.m. to 7 p.m, hosted by comedian Robby Hoffman, who was nominated for an Emmy for her role as Randi on Hacks.
By: Michele Stueven
A community reunited, hundreds of Pacific Palisades residents, community leaders, business owners, and supporters gathered on Saturday, Aug. 15, to celebrate the grand reopening of Caruso’s Palisades Village, marking a major milestone in the community’s continued recovery following the 2025 Los Angeles fires.
It’s been 32 years since Disney legend and The Lion King director Jon Favreau helped introduce the world to the famous film, musical, and franchise that captured generations of hearts. Now, together with National Geographic and BBC Natural History Unit’s Mike Gunton, he has ventured back into the royal feline pool with the documentary TV series Lion, which follows a young cub’s journey through survival, family conflict, and identity in the wild.
By: Michele Stueven
Black Restaurant Week Los Angeles starts on Friday, Sept. 9 through Sunday, Sept. 27. Los Angeles has added more than 3,500 Black-owned employer businesses between 2017 and 2023, placing it among the top metros in the country for Black business growth, as the number of Black-owned employer businesses nationwide surpassed 200,000 for the first time, according to a recent Brookings study.
By: Michele Stueven
The Japanese American National Museum will reopen its newly renovated Pavilion next to the David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on Jan. 23, 2027.
Echo Park Rising returns this weekend, August Saturday, Aug. 29, and Sunday, Aug. 30, transforming the neighborhood into a free, community-driven celebration of music, art, culture, and local business. Among this year’s leading partners is Skyduster Beer, which recently expanded its Los Angeles footprint by opening a new brewery in Downtown LA. It’s going to be a scorcher all the way around.
By: Michele Stueven
Döner Haus’ first West Coast location is now open at Juanita Tate Marketplace in South LA, bringing aromas of fresh vegetables, Juicy zabiha halal chicken and
By: Michele Stueven
A rare silent film lost for more than a century is returning to the big screen in Los Angeles. An Unbeliever Convinced, a 1917 film, has been restored and will screen at the 62nd Cinecon Classic Film Festival in Los Angeles on Friday, Sept. 4 at the Landmark Nuart Theater.
Starting on Thursday, Sept. 17 through Jan. 16, 2027, Hauser & Wirth West Hollywood will present Night Window. David Smith Spray Paintings, 1958 – 1964,
By: Michele Stueven
First of All, the West Hollywood daytime spot from restaurateur Mike Fahim (Beachwood Cafe, Sotta, Sidewalk Grill) has launched dinner and full bar service, its first expansion since opening for breakfast and lunch last August.
