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No Minorities at the New Fox Hills Mall of the Future

No Minorities at the New Fox Hills Mall of the Future

Yesterday our friends at Curbed LA told everyone that the Fox Hills Mall was going to be renovated all Westfield-like, and because they rule, they had lots of nice pictures after the jump. more ›

On Moving To The Valley

On Moving To The Valley

So I'm sort of a musician and a writer, albeit aspiring, who after feeling like a misfit among yuppies that I continually ran into in the South Bay where I grew up, was thrilled to finally make the move into L.A. a couple years ago, specifically Koreatown and then Los Feliz. Finally, I was free to wear whatever the hell I wanted to wear, and not get hostile looks from people (I once wore an American Idiot shirt in Manhattan Beach, frankly just because I needed to do laundry, and received glares from every soccer mom I passed. ...Because Green Day are sooo controversial). Finally, I was not the only person alive who had heard of The Kinks. Finally, there were other options for live shows than hardcore punk and reggae. (I'm not dissing either; it was just limiting.) more ›

Burning Man, Earthman, Time Lady & Other AM News

Burning Man, Earthman, Time Lady & Other AM News

- David Garcia, KNBC's environmental reporter died of liver failure yesterday in Palm Desert at 63. Adios, Earthman! - KNBC - If you are an illegal alien and you got pulled over, and the LAPD discovered that you didn't have a drivers license, your car would be immediately impounded. That practice might be illegal, somehow, so the LAPD are stopping that. The Sheriff's Dept., however, is a different story - LAT - Frisco man... more ›

A.M. News: Smoke in a Park; Get a Fine

A.M. News: Smoke in a Park; Get a Fine

The New Downtown Ralphs: "They went — loft-dwelling yuppies, SRO dwellers, office workers and even some homeless people — for a chance to browse the aisles of the long-awaited, 50,000-square-foot Ralphs on 9th Street." Not Putting in Crosswalks Near Schools: "'Our Department of Transportation is one of the slowest, most bureaucratic departments in the city,' said City Councilman Greig Smith. 'I am constantly banging my head against the wall to get them to do... more ›

Suzanne Vega @ The Hotel Cafe - 6/5/07

Suzanne Vega @ The Hotel Cafe - 6/5/07

I am sitting In my office There are yuppies Who are yelling I am looking At my speaker I am raising up The volume And I'm pouring Over paperwork And thinking of Hawaii When I feel Big brother watching me And so I take a call Dut dut dut dah Dut dut-dut dah Dut dut dut dah Dut dut-dut dah Oh this post it will continue With a review of the concert It was flawless... more ›

TV Junkie: Ben & Jerry on Colbert to Announce New Flavor; Last "Heroes" Before Hiatus

TV Junkie: Ben & Jerry on Colbert to Announce New Flavor; Last "Heroes" Before Hiatus

A Word Or 62: I hope to get a hold of at least a couple pints of this new Ben & Jerry's flavor. I am perennially pissed that I can never make it to the local B&J store to get the Pumpkin flavor so I know that this is all a conspiracy. Hopefully this will make red staters boycott B&J which just means - more for me!!! [Note that a lot of late night... more ›

Big Brother: Boogie Loses His Bro-mance

We know it's not cool to love reality tv, but LAist, if you haven't figured it out yet, couldn't give two shits what others think, and we LOVE Big Brother. This summer we were treated to the Big Brother All-Stars, which featured some of the best houseguests from over the years. The two most annoying were Mike "Boogie" and Dr. Will, who lied to everyone in the house, insulted them, called them all out,... more ›

We -ist across the nation

We -ist across the nation

LAist has so much fun this week! They go to E3, where they overhear the timeless remark "Man, this is where nerdy girls get laid." Is that a promise? They also give us this week's best CDs and make us realize that LA is the best place to use Zillow. more ›

Changing Landscape Downtown

Downtown loft dwellers and SRO apartment advocates can stop wringing their hands over the impending conversion of favorite historical structures because, according to the 8/8/2005 LA Times article "Downtown Housing Demand Feed a Bloom in High-Rises" by Cara Mia DiMassa (what a name, btw), it looks like the yuppies threatening to over run downtown LA may all be warehoused in skyscrapers, high above the hoi polli, leaving the street to the masses once again. more ›

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