Lost In Dreams returns to LA State Historic Park this weekend, and for once, I am arriving without an agenda. No set times mapped out. No must see list competing for attention. Just two days to move with intention, guided by sound instead of structure. I will admit, I am not deeply familiar with much
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Global techno sensation Eli Brown is ushering in a bold new chapter with the announcement of his long-awaited debut album, Panic Attack, set for release this fall alongside an ambitious headline tour spanning the United States and concluding with a performance in London later this year. The tour’s centerpiece will be Brown’s largest solo headline
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The Queen Mary is preparing to light up the Long Beach skyline with its annual Fourth of July Celebration. This year’s patriotic celebration, Cheers to 250 Years, commemorates America’s 250th birthday while also celebrating the historic liner’s 90th anniversary of her Maiden Voyage, offering an unforgettable afternoon and evening of live entertainment, immersive themed experiences,
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From Manhattan Beach to Montrose, from West Hollywood to Westchester to West LA, from Studio City to Pasadena to Santa Monica, with Culver City in between, 13 independent bookstores across the greater Los Angeles region are joining forces to create an unforgettable weekend for Los Angeles’s bibliophiles. The inaugural Los Angeles Indie Book Crawl will take place
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Jaws: The Exhibition is the Academy Museum’s first large-scale exhibition dedicated to a single film, and the largest exhibition ever mounted showcasing Universal Pictures’ landmark summer blockbuster, which earned three Academy Awards® and was nominated for Best Picture. On view now until July 26 in the Marilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg Gallery, Jaws: The Exhibition translates
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On Sunday, June 28, between 9am – 4pm, CicLAvia kicks off its 66th car-free open streets event, catalyzing vibrant public spaces, active transportation and good health. CicLAvia—Leimert Park meets Expo Park connects Leimert Park and Expo Park via Crenshaw and Martin Luther King Jr, Blvd., welcoming people of all ages and abilities to enjoy this day-long 3.6-mile pop-up park. Always FREE, participants can enjoy the day
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A week after voters cast ballots in the June 2 primary election, the field for Los Angeles mayor has been set. Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman has officially moved into second place and advanced to the November runoff election, where she will face incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. The outcome became clear after additional ballots
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Nearly a week after voters cast their ballots in the June 2 primary election, the race to determine who will challenge incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in November has become increasingly competitive. As of June 8, Bass remains the leading vote-getter with approximately 34.6% of the vote and is expected to advance to the November runoff
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The Culver Steps, a dynamic mixed-use development in downtown Culver City, California (https://theculversteps.com), invites the community to enjoy a free live performance by Charlie Sputnik on Thursday, June 11th, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. as part of its “Sounds on The Steps” summer music series. A versatile Franco-American vocalist, producer, educator and DJ, Sputnik is known
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Los Angeles is known as one of the world’s great food cities, with generations of cultures, traditions, and culinary innovation shaping every neighborhood. Now, a new book is inviting Angelenos to look beyond the menu and discover the people and stories that make these eateries truly special. Author Danny Jensen will celebrate the release of
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Ballot counting continued Friday following Los Angeles’ June 2 primary election, with incumbent Mayor Karen Bass maintaining a lead and securing a place in the November runoff election. According to the latest available results, Bass holds approximately 35% of the vote. Spencer Pratt remains in second place with about 29%, while Los Angeles City Councilmember
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The Los Angeles Public Library is set to celebrate community, culture, and storytelling with the return of its Fourth Annual June Jubilee on Saturday, June 13. The free, family friendly event will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Central Library, located at 630 W. Fifth St. in downtown Los Angeles. Designed as
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Los Angeles voters went to the polls on June 2 to choose candidates for mayor in the city’s nonpartisan primary election. As of the morning of June 3, incumbent mayor Karen Bass leads the field with approximately 34.8% of the vote. Spencer Pratt is in second place with about 30.4%, while Nithya Raman is third
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Current Los Angeles Mayoral Poll (June 2, 2026) Karen Bass (Incumbent Mayor) — 26% Nithya Raman (City Councilmember) — 25% Spencer Pratt (Businessman/Media Personality) — 22% Other candidates combined — 27% As Los Angeles voters head to the polls on June 2, 2026, the race for mayor remains highly competitive, with no candidate appearing close
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Karen Bass highlighted the City’s Get Connected initiative, which provides free public Wi-Fi access along the Crenshaw Corridor in South Los Angeles. Developed in partnership with Destination Crenshaw, City Council District 8, and City Council District 10, the initiative is intended to help address the digital divide by expanding access to reliable internet service for
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As of 9:00 a.m. PST on May 21, the Sandy Fire burning near Simi Valley in Ventura County has scorched approximately 2,115 acres and is now 30% contained, according to CAL FIRE. Evacuation orders and warnings remain in effect across portions of Ventura and Los Angeles counties, impacting communities near Bell Canyon, Box Canyon, Chatsworth
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With the 2026 Los Angeles mayoral race heating up, Mayor Karen Bass is facing mounting political pressure from both the left and the right as polling shows a volatile and increasingly unpredictable field. While Bass still leads in several recent surveys, challengers including Nithya Raman and media personality Spencer Pratt have gained traction amid voter
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The 8th annual Daytime Beauty Awards (DBA), founded by Michele Elyzabeth, will take place on Thursday, September 10, 2026 at the Grand Venue. A luncheon and honoree ceremony, the Daytime Beauty Awards recognizes science behind beauty, health and wellness; spotlighting professionals in the fields of medicine, health and fitness, aesthetics, skincare, color and styling, CBD & cannabis,
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