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Extra, Extra: How the Valley "Just Got Gay," Japanese Food Venn Diagram, & Hot Buttered Rum
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- A new nightclub is open in Studio City, and Patch says the Valley "just got gay."
- LA TACO has some vintage photographs of Muhammad Ali in L.A.
- Pasadena officials are being urged to consider a deal with the NFL for use of the Rose Bowl.
- On-ramps and lanes on the 210 Freeway will be closed down for construction tonight.
- Squid Ink compares via Venn Diagram what people in L.A. think Japanese people eat, and what Japanese people actually eat.
- A Marine was found dead this weekend in the barracks at Camp Pendleton.
- It's National Hot Buttered Rum Day! KCET Food shares some ways to celebrate.
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