Sarah Chamberlain

Scores of L.A. Arrested Development fans flocked to the Paley Center today for a "Never-Nude Convention" hosted by Netflix to promote the beloved show's upcoming web relaunch. The amount of skin left to the imagination varied, but there was always coverage where it counted.

The local duo are celebrating their new album, "The Ash & Clay," with a two-night run at Largo. We love what we hear.

Michelle McNamara has been running her website, True Crime Diary, since 2006, but her coverage of the Golden State Killer cold case is finally bringing her work to people's attention. She talked to LAist about the killer, how to take action, and why we should never forget an unsolved case.

Ford's lyrics give a modern rawness to bluesy mood pieces, love songs, and raucous ballads about women's struggle to be taken seriously in a man's business. “They're telling me I'm like the rockabilly queen...I just want rockability,” Ford rasps on a track from their new album, “Untamed Beast.” We expect them to deliver their inarguable rockability to Los Angeles when they play the Troubadour on April 8.

Get out so you can hear celebs read short stories at the Getty, catch a comedy talk show at NerdMelt or geek out to Tolkein at the Last Bookstore.

Smart singer-songwriter and producer WALL just kicked off her first U.S. tour at the Bootleg Theatre. We spoke with her ahead of her performance at the Echo on Monday night.

Get out so you can win some quirky art, see classic O'Neill plays or explore a Beethoven piano concerto in-depth.

Mark Oliver "E" Everett, an L.A. indie rock fixture along with his band Eels, plays the Henry Fonda Theatre tonight. We talked to him about the tour, the band's latest album, and where in L.A. he goes after a show.

The L.A. Zine Fest is returning, and we decided to catch up with one of the festival's organizers Eryca Sender. She spoke with us about what a form whose heyday dates to the 1990's has to offer us a couple decades later.

Valentine's Day Eve in Los Angeles offers plenty of entertaining options. Get into the holiday spirit with Lucha VaVOOM's spicy wrestling show or a Cinefamily screening of Gary Marshall's Valentine's Day. If you're down with love this year, be part of The Meltdown's Comedy Central pilot taping, watch all the Die Hard movies or get your signed copy of The Average American Marriage: A Novel and meet author Chad Kultgen. Read on for the details.