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This L.A. Bus Shelter Managed to Offend Literally Everyone

By May 23rd
In Today’s World-Ending News: It “Snowed” in LA Today

By Mar 2nd
Oh Great, Another Actor With No Political Experience Other Than Protecting Their Own Wealth Is Running in 2024

By Jan 20th
If Rich People Don’t Stop Guzzling Water in This Drought, I’m Fetching the Guillotine

By Aug 25th
Stop Using Songs About Black Emancipation For Your White Feminism, Pro-Choice Videos

By Jul 7th
Celebs Mourn the Closure of LA’s Iconic Arclight Cinemas and Pacific Theaters

By Apr 13th
Natalie Portman and Fellow Celebs Are Bringing Women’s Soccer to Los Angeles

By Jul 21st
Penny Dreadful Heads to 1930s Los Angeles for a New Spinoff Series

By Nov 1st
Monday Cute: These L.A. “Cuties” are Raising Gay Funds for Their Gay Coffee Shop That’s Super-Gay

By May 21st
Geeky L.A. Treasure Meltdown Comics to Close After 25 Years. TMS Says Goodbye.

By Mar 22nd
Could Harvey Weinstein Actually Face Criminal Charges for Sexual Assault?

By Feb 8th
L.A. Officially Replaces Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples Day—We Now Wait on the Rest of the U.S. to Catch Up

By Aug 31st
The Reunion You Didn’t Know You Wanted: That Thing You Do‘s The Wonders Reunite, and It Feels So Good

By Apr 26th
The LA Pride Parade Will Be a Resist Protest This Year

By Mar 12th
George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to Open in LA, and No, It Isn’t a Star Wars Museum

By Jan 11th
[VIDEO] Explore Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman at the WB Studio Tour’s “DC Universe: The Exhibit”

By Aug 6th
Review: KillJoy’s Kastle: A Lesbian Feminist Haunted House

By Oct 29th
Bankok-Based Apple Model Management Coming to L.A; First Modeling Agency With a Transgender Model Division

By Jul 24th
L.A.’s Blastoff Comics Brings Newbies to Comics On Free Comic Book Day

By May 5th
Things We Saw Today: Chris Pratt Has The Most Polite Son And It Makes Him Cry

By Jan 16th