Happy Halloween, everyone! It may be Monday, but we are now into Day 4 of this extended magical holiday “weekend,” so everyone who made it to work this morning and plans to continue the bender tonight, I salute you. WeHo obviously has an affinity for this holy celebration of our right to dress as ridiculously/scantily clad as we want in public. Just ask West Hollywood Mayor John J.
GofG L.A. and Central S.A.P.C. are thrilled to present: the Incan Abraham record release show, this Saturday, October 8th, and you’re invited! The night promises to be filled with indie rock, dance-worthy DJ sets and psychedelic pop, so come out and enjoy some excellent live music with us
Go HERE for more photos by Chazz Gold and tag yourself and friends! The stars were out in full force at the 16th Annual Los Angeles Antiques Show at the Santa Monica Airport last Wednesday in support of a greater cause.
Earlier this week we talked a bit about what might possibly be the ugliest intersection in all of Los Angeles in light of Kurt Anderson’s nomination for Olympic and Sepulveda . He’s right, it is exceptionally hideous and depressing. But what do you think?
Yet another “Banksy” popped up sometime yesterday, but the hand-wringing and fervent gawking at his large-scale Sunset Blvd billboard piece that has since been removed must have overshadowed the peeing dog depicted on the side of a building on little Santa Monica at the border of Beve
Go HERE for more photos by Andrew Whelan and tag yourself and your friends! L.A.'s young entrepreneurs have a lot to smile about these days.
Another day, another grand opening of a store at Santa Monica Place. But last night's Kenneth Cole one kind of blows the others out of the water with a Taio Cruz concert.
Go HERE for more photos by LIZA and tag yourself and your friends! Lucky diners, who made their reservations way in advance, got a very special treat from the right coast last night when NYC superstar chef April Bloomfield took over Santa Monica's Two Michelin Star-winning French favorite, Melisse . The culinary master ruled the L.A. kitchen as she made a six course meal to benefit the Special Olympics
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