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Carman Tse
Stories by Carman Tse
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Things just aren't going well at this guy's wedding. (Photo by GlebStock via Shutterstock) This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation from people who aren't happy with how their wedding went, with peculiar interests, and were lied to by the Biebs. Overheard Of The Week "He took a swing at the bartender and was like, 'Fuck you there's 30 of us.' So I told him dude it's your wedding...
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An investigation has been opened in the deadly PCH crash on Saturday involving Bruce Jenner, and the focus is now on whether or not Jenner was using his cell phone while driving.
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Singer-songwriter legend Bob Dylan accepted an award Friday night and used the opportunity to show some love and also fire back at his haters in a 30-minute acceptance speech.
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If you've been looking for another excuse to put down the Panda Express and get out to the San Gabriel Valley...
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In response to a Super Bowl commercial making fun of microbrews, Beer Belly is resurrecting Craft For Crap. Bring in any Budweiser to Beer Belly this Saturday and get a craft beer for a penny!
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Just what the neighborhood needed: a Whole Foods is finally opening downtown.
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The actor who once played the Red Power Ranger has been arrested for allegedly murdering his roommate with a sword.
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A Riverside County high school has barred 40 unvaccinated students from attending school for a week after a school employee came down with measles.
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George Lucas took shots at the film industry at a Sundance Film Festival panel on Thursday, calling the films that Hollywood churns out "more and more circus without any substance behind it."
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One person was killed on the set of a Martin Scorsese movie, after a building's ceiling collapsed on three construction workers.
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A new analysis of data shows that almost half of the homicides in Los Angeles county from 2000 to 2010 remained unsolved, and above the national average over that same period of time.
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Their deep and eclectic collection help them survive the 90s wave of video rental chains, such as Blockbuster and Hollywood Video.