Jean Trinh

Talk about feeling awkward. Jeffrey Deitch, the former controversial director of MOCA, greeted P. Diddy with "Hi, Kanye" at Miami's huge Art Basel festival on Thursday.

A good chunk of our film's silent film heritage—from Cleopatra to our first 3D film— are gone forever, according to a new study.

A Banksy piece of art on an L.A. gas station wall is up for grabs at a Beverly Hills auction tomorrow, but he's not the one making money off of it.

A 28-year-old woman who fell 25 feet down between two buildings in Santa Ana was rescued by firefighters Monday night.

Downtown folks have been embracing the dog culture with open arms, but things are getting a little stinky. New patches of AstroTurf on the city streets might be the solution to curbing the growing dog-pee problem.

A driver in Westlake hit a parked car on Thursday night in a hit-and-run incident, and as he tried to flee from the scene, he ended up fatally flipping over his own vehicle.

Employees at a San Bernardino recycling plant found a severed bear claw inside a suspicious-looking black trash bag moving down a conveyor belt on Tuesday afternoon.

Kraftwerk will be playing an eight-show residency at the Walt Disney Hall come spring 2014, but tickets for the shows (which could very well sell out), will go on sale early December.

Just in time for the season of giving, two City Councilmen have proposed a ban on feeding homeless people in public spaces in L.A. such as city parks and streets.

It's not everyday that someone is reunited with the artwork they lost to Nazis almost 70 years ago. A Baroque-era painting was returned last week to the sole descendent of the owner after it was looted by the Nazis in 1944, and the new owner, Philippa Calnan, donated it directly to LACMA.

In the continuing saga of Brittany Murphy's death, her mother wrote a rare and heartfelt letter to The Hollywood Reporter on Monday., refuting the new test results claiming her daughter was poisoned.

For a brief moment, the marriage of waffles and corn dogs became a reality in L.A. During the "Eat My Blog" charity event over the weekend in Pasadena, which raised money for victims of Typhoon Haiyan, the waffle corn dog was unveiled.