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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Los Angeles |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
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Search ArticlesThe Power of ‘Carrie’: Creator Mike Flanagan & Stars Summer H. Howell & Samantha Sloyan on Updating Stephen King’s Sacred Text
In 1974, Stephen King wrote a story about a troubled teenage girl named Carrie who was bullied by her peers and tormented by her mother’s religious hysteria. Like a lamb among the wolves, she skulked around her school, always bracing for the next attack — an outsider with an invisible target on her back. All the while, buried deep within her psyche, an incandescent force bristled.
What’s Popping Up – The Halloween Edition
Street Food Cinema is celebrating Halloween with a lineup of outdoor movie experiences across Los Angeles, including its immersive, adults-only Boo-ze, Bites & Frights series at Heritage Square Museum and two Hallo-weekend screenings at The Ford.
ComplexCon Turns 10 with a Takeover of Downtown LA
ComplexCon marked a decade of sneakers, streetwear and hip-hop by staging its 10th edition in downtown Los Angeles on Oct. 3 and 4, after two years in Las Vegas and an early run in Long Beach. Shoppers packed the Los Angeles Convention Center by day, and at night, the crowds moved next door to Crypto.com Arena for the live show.
Zibby’s Bookshop Retreat Is A Booklover’s Dream
Emma Heming Willis, Cleo Wade, and Tess Sanchez are just a few authors who came together for a day dedicated to books and community at Zibby’s Bookshop in Santa Monica on Saturday, Oct. 3, for a new interactive kind of book event that offers intimate, community-driven alternatives to traditional book tours.
PHOTOS: The 53rd Los Angeles Korean Festival Fills Koreatown with Food, Music and Culture
The Los Angeles Korean Festival returned to Koreatown Oct. 1–4 for its 53rd year. Organizers estimated that roughly 300,000 people attended, even as temperatures pushed past 100 degrees during parts of the festival. Admission was free. This year’s theme was “LA Arirang.” The festival opened Thursday evening with a ceremony hosted by ABC7 anchor David Ono and Cindy Shin, with Mayor Karen Bass among the officials who spoke to the crowd.
Zeds Dead looks back on the ‘Journey of a Lifetime’
For a longtime Zeds Dead fan, the first few notes of their Friday night set were immediately recognizable. A ray of nostalgia shooting right through Grand Park onto a crowd full of gleaming faces — a song they released on Myspace back in 2009, which would have been an unusual choice to open with, had the tour not been named after the song itself, “Journey of a Lifetime.” “We feel like since that song, it’s really been the journey of our lifetime with the fans.
Getting Social: Paul Reubens’ Big Auction And Baseball Season At The Original Farmer’s Market
Pee-Wee Herman fans rejoice! Memorabilia auction house Julien’s Auctions will honor the life and career of actor, comedian, writer, and producer Paul Reubens, with the Paul Reubens Big Auction presented in celebration with The Groundlings, the landmark improvisation and sketch comedy theatre in Los Angeles where Reubens first found his voice as a performer. The auction takes place live Wednesday, Oct. 28 at The Groundlings Theatre and online at juliensauctions.com.
Art News: Focus on Photography at ArtCenter, Bells in Avalon and more
ArtCenter College of Design’s My Eyes Are My Lens, an exhibition showcasing work by faculty members of ArtCenter’s renowned Film, Photography and Imaging program, opens today and runs through Friday, 16, 2026, in the Media Design Practices Gallery in the 950 building at the College’s South Campus. The exhibition will feature work by Ken Aguado, Stephen Berkman (BFA 88), David S.
Filipino American History Month At Grand Central Market And Wagashi At Japan House – Here’s What’s Popping Up
Grand Central Market’s Filipino American History Month programming has teamed up with BARYO, a multicultural marketing and events collective known for bringing food, music, creativity, and community together, for a month-long celebration. Taking place throughout October, the program will feature Filipino food and chef collaborations, the Baryo Bazaar, live music, film screenings, cultural programming, and more, all free and open to the public.
Alison Wonderland: No Labels, No Limits
Immediately after sitting down, Alex Scholler, better known as electronic music producer/DJ Alison Wonderland, tells the server and me that she wants a fun fizzy drink. “Mom’s big day out,” she says, settling on a virgin mojito. Originally hailing from Australia, Alison Wonderland has spent over a decade living in Los Angeles, establishing herself globally as a force to be reckoned with in dance music, and locally as a mother and wife.