Extra, Extra: Revisiting A Satanist Zine From Los Angeles

By Carman Tse

Published Oct 31, 2015 11:00 PM

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As a reminder, here are the street closures in West Hollywood tonight for Carnaval.
An 18-year-old from Australia was killed in a hit-and-run on the freeway in North Hollywood early Saturday morning.
Four children suffered traumatic injuries when a car plowed into a San Dimas Party City, including a 14-year-old who was airlifted.
A WWII-era tugboat was destroyed in a fire in Newport Beach.
Tasers have become "instruments of excessive force" for Border Patrol agents according to this analysis by the L.A. Times. In one disturbing incident, a man was killed after a Taser sparked a fire in his car after an agent fired it inside.
Blake Griffin is a reader now. Got any recommendations from your summer reading list, Blake?
The President was way into this toddler's Pope costume, complete with mini-Popemobile.
The Paris Review revisits a Los Angeles-based Satanist zine founded just 3 months after the Manson murders in 1969.
Curbed has a handy map of Bela Lugosi's haunts (get it?) throughout L.A.
Triple Crown winner American Pharoah caps off his career by winning the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Stay safe out there, tonight! Call a taxi, Uber, or Lyft if you need a ride.
And finally, here's Tim Curry singing "Halloween Song" from that modern classic, The Worst Witch: