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Since we're a motion picture and television town, we're celebrating Paramount's 100th anniversary this week. There's a show at the Hollywood Bowl next Sunday.
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Get out so you can hang at festivals in Echo Park, Culver City or Malibu or check out the annual Cat Show in Santa Monica.
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You've got from now until early December to learn how to read and/or play music if you're planning on taking L.A. musician Beck's next album for a spin. That's because Beck is going so retro, he's not eschewing the download for vinyl, he's going all the way back to basics: sheet music.
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Spike Lee returns with a swinging "Red Hook," while Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Dax Shepard hit the road hard. In limited release, dark indie drama "Compliance" shows how far we'll go to please authority.
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Tony Scott's suicide note left in his office offers investigators no clues about what his motivation might have been for fatally jumping off the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro. Scott's final note to his wife and his 2 kids was short and sweet.
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Do you have a way with words? Know someone who does? Perhaps the soon-to-be-open position of Poet Laureate of Los Angeles is of interest. That's right: L.A. is about to put a face and name--for a two year term--on the literary voice of the city.
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Rupert Sanders, of cheating-on-his-wife-with-Kristen-Stewart fame, is trying to reconcile his marriage, reports TMZ.
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This weekend kicks off the second annual Echo Park Rising, which is a locally-oriented music festival that arose out of the need to a void left by the Sunset Junction Festival.
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The Hammer Museum has put up a new billboard by artist Cayetano Ferrer as a part of its Made in L.A. exhibition. If you don't see what's unique about it right off the bat (besides the fact that it seems to be one of the few billboard around town that isn't dedicated to "The Campaign"), look at the right edge of the billboard.
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"Terminator 2 " and "Green Hornet" actor Edward Furlong filed a police report claiming that he was robbed on the streets of Skid Row in broad daylight. Furlong flagged a police on patrol and reported that he was robbed by a man after he asked him for directions.
