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SoCal's gay and lesbian bars have helped build cultural hubs throughout the region, but many iconic venues have since shut down due to economic issues.
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Councilman Bernard Parks of L.A.'s 8th Districtmade an appearance on yesterday's episode of the CBS daytime soap 'The Bold And The Beautiful' in an effort to promote pet adoption. In the episode, the 6,816th in the show's run, the characters Liam (Scott Clifton) and Hope (Kim Matula) visit the South Los Angeles Animal Shelter looking for a new companion.
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We found a number of notable happenings in May, so we're ready to help you plan your social calendar. Read on for some of our favorite events, and feel free to add yours in the comments section.
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Pawel Pawlikowski's 'Ida' is a sojourn into the past of Poland; not just for the audience, but also for the women at the heart of the story.
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LAist was at the Hollywood Bowl’s 2014 Summer Season kickoff party last night, emceed by LA Phil CEO Deborah Borda and Music Director Gustavo Dudamel. The two made a few announcements that complemented an already diverse lineup this season.
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Photograph via Holly Williams' Instagram Consciously uncoupled Gwyneth Paltrow was at The Roxy last night—and not as a spectator. The Oscar-winning actress helped her friend, singer Holly Williams, with her gig. Paltrow sang back-up for Williams, and one person told US Weekly, "She sang really well and with passion and perfectly on key. She got a little cheer from the crowd." Williams had introduced Paltrow, "It's awesome to have Gwyneth onstage with me. [She's]...
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Rappers T.I. and the Game got into a heated standoff with LAPD officers early Wednesday morning outside of a Hollywood nightclub after a brawl broke out.
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In Gillian Jacobs new comedy Walk of Shame, out in theaters on May 2, the 31-year-old actress is on the big screen as bestie and clubbing partner-in-crime to Elizabeth Banks.
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Late Late Show's host Craig Ferguson announced today that he will be stepping down from his post come December.
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James Franco has found a way to get more up close and personal with buddy Seth Rogen. Like a scene out of Titantic when Jack paints Rose in the buff, Franco brings to us his artistic renderings of Rogen—completely naked on all fours.
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation about dubious weight-loss tips, astrology and people who probably shouldn't have children.