Emma G. Gallegos

Add the Disney family to the growing list of bidders who would like to take over the Dodgers from outgoing owner Frank McCourt.

In tonight's Extra, Extra, Elvis loved L.A., Blue Ivy Gets her own news section and Hollywood has a plan for high-rises. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports.

The Blue Palms Brew House, which is housed inside the imperiled Music Box at the Henry Fonda, said that it will be closing its doors on Sunday night.

Get out so you can celebrate the King's birthday or watch political films from the 1970s.

This year the pageant's recruiters have successfully encouraged a radically different sort of contestant to compete: out-and-proud lesbians who seem to care less about winning a beauty contest and more about being a strong role model for the LGBT community.

The city of Beverly Hills has torn down the street art gracing Rodeo Drive that features a pastel pop art portrait of perennial presidential candidate Ron Paul. It's not clear exactly why the city tore it down—but we're pretty sure the gauche Mr. Brainwash-esque portrait was not approved by the city's Fine Art Commission, unlike the Robert Graham "Torso" sculpture it was affixed to.

A family in Sherman Oaks lost their home last night, while they were gathered to celebrate orthodox Christmas.

In tonight's Extra, Extra, David Hasselholf's hairy chest inspires scientists, celebs are going on juice cleanses and hopes for a K-town pot-tel are dashed. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports.

Get out so you can crawl through art in Culver City or celebrate the Smell's 14th anniversary and see street art of yesteryear.

In tonight's Extra, Extra, the FBI recognizes men can be rape victims, public workers said the building they worked in gave them cancer and two elephants are euthanized at the San Diego Zoo. lus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports.

The state commission will be holding a public hearing to determine whether or not Southern California Edison did everything in its, er, power to prevent and restore power outages caused by last year's crazy windstorm.

Weather experts have issued a red-flag this weekend, warning that high winds and low humidity today could create the perfect conditions for a fire to spread.