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Cults' Brian Oblivion talked to LAist about what the break-up with his band mate and girlfriend was like, on playing with his idols The Pixies, and the debate between SoCal and NYC burritos.

Six L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. deputies were convicted on Tuesday for trying to thwart an FBI investigation in the abuse of inmates in county jails.

A 44-year-old homeless man who has long served as the unofficial security guard for The Smell has been sentenced to 486 days in prison for making criminal threats.

A former big wig at Tinder, who says the other execs at the mobile dating app company terrorized her, is suing the company for sexual harassment and discrimination.

When a former Tinder exec slapped the company with a sexual harassment and discrimination lawsuit, exhibit A was a series of racist, homophobic and threatening text messages allegedly sent from a Tinder co-founder.

Paul Mazursky, a filmmaker who captured the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s and may have best been known for Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, died at 84 in Los Angeles.

Mayor Eric Garcetti has been working on a $1 billion plan to transform the river into a destination hotspot. And the City Council is now looking into building a bike path in the L.A. River channel through downtown.

Hikers and climbers have long been going to Eaton Canyon in Altadena, but a dangerous portion of the trail will soon be closed off to the public.

In its second year, Funny Or Die's "Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival" that's touring across the country this summer will be making its rounds to SoCal—and the lineup is pretty awesome.

Two men who attended the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) in Las Vegas over the weekend have died.

Gary Oldman did not hold back at all in a recent and very candid interview with Playboy.

When it comes to summer, we can't help but think about some good old fashioned outdoor BBQs where we can nosh on some ribs. But in L.A., we like to take things up a notch—like have an entire food festival focused on the meaty favorite.