Jean Trinh

Hours after the #MyNYPD hashtag surfaced on Twitter depicting police brutality, the #MyLAPD started trending.

A man who claims X-Men director Bryan Singer drugged and raped him when he was 17 has filed a new sexual abuse lawsuit against three other powerful Hollywood executives today.

Arcade Fire brought out fake Daft Punk and a real-life Beck as special guests during their weekend two performance at Coachella.

If there was any doubt that Pharrell wouldn't be able to bring out the same caliber of guests as he did during weekend one of Coachella, he proved them wrong on Saturday night.

But what weekend two does allow is the chance for artists to have a second chance to step up their game—like how The Replacements and Outkast did on Friday.

Whoopi Goldberg wrote her first column for The Cannabist today on her weed vape pen.

Well, it'll be a lot easier getting a good shot of the Hollywood sign now. City officials have announced that they'll be offering shuttle rides to the iconic L.A. landmark as part of a three-month pilot program launching on May 3.

In Los Angeles County Superior Court today, he pleaded no contest to 69 felony counts including conspiracy to commit misappropriation, misappropriation of public funds, perjury, falsification of public records and conflict of interest according to a press release from the L.A. County District Attorney's office.

She threw us some curveballs in her guide to L.A.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers music was put on an "endless loop" as a detainee torture tactic, according to a report on CIA interrogation practices.

Things are heating up in the battle between the city of Irwindale and Sriracha.

A new Amazon pilot about a vigilante quest and another one on American expats in Paris will start shooting this month.