Carman Tse

Hope you don't mind getting sand in your car: all showers at state beaches will be turned off this summer.

'Tangerine' director Sean Baker discusses with LAist about shooting the film on iPhones and where he discovered his two lead actresses.

Former Runaways bassist Jackie Fuchs says the infamous and abusive former manager of the band, Kim Fowley, raped her when she was sixteen years old.

Here's another casualty as a result of California's drought: the knees of amateur soccer players.

Well everyone knows that the New York Times says Los Angeles is the Cool, New Place To Move To. What this new wave of #trendpieces presupposes is... maybe it isn't?

Jim Carrey's anti-vaccination Twitter rant led the celebrity charge yesterday after Governor Jerry Brown signed one of the strictest mandatory vaccination bills in the county, and since it's 2015 it all could be traced back to #viral #marketing and #networking.

Bob Dylan fanatics in L.A. better start saving: Amoeba Music has one of his rarest and most coveted records for sale.

Ever since he made his crazy journey to America to play baseball, Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig has been a flashpoint of contention among fans, sportswriters, and even his own teammates.

Amy Schumer has become a feminist favorite on the Internet, but you can't please everyone.

N.W.A.'s "F--- Tha Police" is a timeless rap anthem, but it somehow sounds the most relevant right now—almost 27 years later.

Singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell suffered a brain aneurysm, and is still on the road to recovery, says friend and fellow musician David Crosby.

The housing crunch has made affordable housing scarce in Los Angeles, so city leaders are now moving forward with permitting hundreds of illegal apartments.