Jean Trinh

His latest foray in the arts is the fictional short story that he wrote for Vice on how Lindsay Lohan tried to screw him (numerous times) at the Chateau Marmont, but he denied her advances and read her a bedtime story by J.D. Salinger instead.

Only in L.A. would an Academy-Award-winning director support a private school that is planning on going on an all-vegan diet.

Hello Kitty fans: if you've ever wanted to be immersed in the world of a beloved Japanese cat, now here's your chance.

A former deputy revealed the horrific details of how he and other guards abused inmates at L.A. County jails and worked together to cover up the brutality.

The historic Riverside-Figueroa Bridge won't be transformed into a super cool green space for pedestrians and bicyclists after all—and is on schedule to get demolished within the week.

We've seen the popular bike festival make its rounds through different parts of L.A. for the past four years, but the event honchos have announced that they'll be hitting the San Fernando Valley for the first time come spring 2015.

After Sriracha's months-long battle with the City of Irwindale over its spicy odors, the City Council dropped their "public nuisance" label against the beloved hot-sauce maker on Wednesday night.

With Los Angeles' rough track record of having the most hit-and-runs in the nation, city officials are lobbying for an effort to put out Amber alerts for severe or fatal hit-and-runs.

The Tenacious D dudes have curated a pretty sweet lineup for their second annual Festival Supreme comedy showcase.

The two-day music festival will take over Grand Park downtown over Labor Day weekend.

It's a sad day for the music scene in L.A. as Highland Park's beloved venue, the Church on York, announced today that they're closing down.

Just how much is our paycheck really worth in this City of Angels?