A lineup of 40 rockin' vendors, including 25 farmers, will be part of the new Sunset Strip Farmers' Market, which makes its debut May 31. more ›

While some may argue that what actress Amanda Bynes wants is a Lindsay Lohan-style career downward spiral and tabloid drinkity-drunkity headlines, it seems apparent that what this girl wants is another drink. more ›

What the heck is going on with actress Amanda Bynes? The 26-year-old actress was busted in the wee hours of Friday morning in West Hollywood for a suspected DUI after she sideswiped a cop car with her black BMW. more ›

Readers, viewers, you may want to grab a tissue or two. The below video captures the first installment of the planned demolition at West Hollywood's The Lot, formerly known as Pickfair Studios (amongst several other names). more ›

The aging West Hollywood studios where Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, Elizabeth Taylor and many other luminaries once worked are set to be demolished and replaced with glass-and-steel structures. But tomorrow protesters will be rallying to stop the already-approved demolition. more ›

The former West Hollywood workplace of Tinseltown's Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, Elizabeth Taylor and many, many more has been set for demolition. Redevelopment plans for The Lot, which has held many names over the years, including "Pickford-Fairbanks Studio," "United Artists Studio," "Samuel Goldwyn Studio" and "Warner Hollywood Studio," come thanks to the movie lot's new owner, CIM Group. more ›

Kim Kardashian was a surprisingly cool cucumber after an animal rights activist called her a "fur hag" and flour-bombed her at a press event in West Hollywood on Thursday night. Kardashian literally dusted herself off and went back to doing what she does best: shilling her products on a red carpet. more ›

We have yet to force ourselves to sit and watch Ryan Seacrest's latest reality television venture, "Shahs of Sunset," but the few clips we've (unfortunately) caught of the cast members have made us want to sit them down and chat about the meaning of life. Apparently, WeHo would like to have a similar chat, only a bit more proactively. more ›

The brunch community was up in arms this weekend when it realized that 20,000 long-distance runners would be making their "Stadium to Sea" trek through prime brunch territory. (Perhaps folks were particularly cranky this year because they had downed a few too many shots of Jameson for St. Patrick's Day.) more ›

A suspect was arrested yesterday for setting fire to a West Hollywood apartment building earlier this month. 25-year-old Samantha Scarano, lived in the building and allegedly set the fire because she was mad at her roommate. At around 2:00 a.m. on March 4, rescue personnel got a call about a blaze on the 1400 Block of North Sweetzer Avenue. more ›

If you were upset when West Hollywood's Laemmle Sunset 5 closed down, you'll at least be able to drink your sorrows away in the theater that's about to replace it. West Hollywood Patch reports that the Sundance Cinema is gaining community support to sell wine and beer when they open, which is set to happen in June. more ›

Authorities are still looking for a female suspect who allegedly firebombed her former apartment building in West Hollywood early Sunday morning. The suspect was identified by a current tenant as being her former roommate, described in reports as being "jilted." more ›

A vengeful ex-roommate broke a window and threw a container of charcoal lighter fluid into a West Hollywood apartment early this morning before fleeing the scene. more ›

Los Angeles police got a call that a driver was pretending to be a police officer. By the time sheriff's deputies pulled over the car, they were in front of The Abbey in West Hollywood. If the car had been full of police impersonators, it would have been a great stunt for an aspiring reality TV star. more ›

If you're shacking up at the Andaz West Hollywood tonight, prepare for protest. Hundreds of activists will rally at the Hyatt hotel Saturday evening to fight for equal rights and fair working conditions for employees. more ›

Zipcar, the world's largest and most popular car-sharing program, is setting up spots in West Hollywood next week. WeHo will welcome the fleet to the city on Wednesday, February 15. more ›

If you are looking for somewhere to be tonight where you can express your support for today's Ninth circuit ruling on the unconstitutionality of Proposition 8, WeHo will be where it's at. more ›

West Hollywood Major John Duran practiced little restraint during Wednesday's Democratic Club endorsement meeting in WeHo, furiously exiting the room and yelling a few choice words after his choice candidate for California's 50th Assembly District lost. more ›

West Hollywood's annual gay pride festival may be world-famous, but some locals are calling the 42-year-old parade and event "lame" and "tired," reports WeHo Patch. For the 2013 festival, organizers and the City of West Hollywood are looking to do a major overhaul. more ›

Looking for a sensitive guy? Chemistry.com suggests that you check out West Hollywood. The city ranks #3 on the dating website's list of top cities for sensitive men, right after Pompano Beach, Florida and Roanake, Virginia. more ›

L.A.-based performance duo Casebolt and Smith open their touring dance/theater piece, O(h) this Friday, January 13, for a six-weekends-only run through February 19 at The Actors Company Theatre in West Hollywood. more ›

Smokers who enjoy lighting up with a drink or after a meal on the patio of West Hollywood restaurants are going to have to butt out for good starting Sunday, when a ban in such spaces goes into effect. more ›

A string of fires that broke out overnight, mostly cars parked in carports in Hollywood and West Hollywood, had the Los Angeles Police Department on tactical alert as emergency personnel worked to put out the suspicious blazes. Officials believe it is the work of an arsonist. more ›

On December 21, 1940, celebrated American author and Hollywood scenster F. Scott Fitzgerald collapsed and died inside a West Hollywood apartment. He was 44 years old. more ›

Tomorrow, December 13, the NOH8 Campaign celebrates its third annual anniversary, and the City of West Hollywood has declared the day "NOH8 Day." The night begins at 7pm, welcomes supporters of all ages and is free to attend. more ›

A task force presented recommendations for adding bike lanes to West Hollywood's streets at last night's WeHo City Council meeting, reports West Hollywood Patch. The group made suggestions that would significantly change the layout and traffic flow of the area. more ›

There are some great lunches to be had in this town, and we want to celebrate the midday meal. So, let's do lunch, shall we? Today we consider the sandwich thanks to Mendocino Farms. more ›

After months of hairy debate, West Hollywood has become the first U.S. city to ban the sale of fur apparel products. City Council voted 3-1 in favor of the fur-free ordinance on Monday night. The vote was the last step in banning sales of clothing made from the skin or pelt of animals with hair, wool or fur. more ›

The transgender woman shot and killed in Hollywood on Thursday night has been identified as a street prostitute who prefered the name Cassidy Vickers. The victim was reportedly shot in the chest around 9:55pm on Lexington Avenue and Gower Street. more ›

Is the best restaurant restroom in a swank hotel or tucked inside some four-star gastronomical mecca? Nope. The public has spoken, and when it comes to public restrooms in Los Angeles dining establishments, the best of the best is at Hamburger Mary's in West Hollywood, according to the 2011 Eater Awards. more ›