There is an art space on Hollywood Blvd., in the heart of Thai Town to be exact, that recently traded their fluorescent pink walls for a melanin-induced makeover. Painted in various shades of brown, the walls of Junior High are now covered with paintings, photography, illustrations,
OBAMA 4EVER WHEN: Saturday, Dec 31st 2016, 9 PM WHERE: Playground Studio | 835 N. Broadway 90012 WHAT: As we count down the days until “He who shall not be named” takes office… we’ve come to appreciate POTUS even more.
BOB’S BURGERS ART SHOW WHEN: Thursday, Dec 1st, 2016, 7 PM WHERE: Unit 120 | 727 N Broadway #120, 90012 WHAT: Calling all Bob’s Burgers fanatics! We’re being blessed with the opportunity to view original works of art by the creative
Thanksgiving is a little off this year, and we are not talking about the food—grubbing is always the best part— but it feels pointless to celebrate and shop like nobodies business when there are people protesting for basic human rights
Night one of 30 days in LA was beyond memorable with the most unexpected and yet eerily cohesive line-up we’ve experience yet. RedBull Sound Select brought together Serpentwithfeet, a unique character who self-described his music as “Pagan Gospel”; Kelsey Lu,
Complexcon is around the corner and the anticipation had been too real ever since the official line-up was announced. With headlining acts like Skrillex, Travis Scott, Snoop Dogg and 2Chainz we could all safely assume that things couldn’t get any
Beach Goth was wild. The annual Halloween-themed festival, put on by The Growlers at The Observatory in Santa Ana, took place this weekend and while practically everything that could go wrong went wrong (IE. Location changes, the rain, overcrowding, etc.)
Calling all beer lovers! If you still haven’t decided on a Halloween costume, this new bit of info might kick that task into high gear. On October 22nd, the Lagunitas crew will bring their annual Beer Circus to their brand new brewery in Azusa, CA
We blame the LA weather for our current state of confusion. It’s fall yet it feels like a free sauna session…except we are fully clothed and low-key dying. The thought of shopping for our fall wardrobe seems unattainable, yet our
It’s common knowledge amongst LA locals that hotels serve some of the most happening events in the city, but since it’s summertime- arguably the best season ever- we will let all future tourists in on a little secret: you don’t
After a stormy but audacious inaugural year, Woogie Weekend, the Do LaB’s beloved house- and techno-centric affair, made a triumphant return earlier this month to Southern California’s Oak Canyon Park. As an intimate but potent experience, this offshoot of the famed
Photo by Sabrina Feige Masked and anonymous musicians are a dime a dozen but one masquerader catching our attention nowadays is Berlin-based act, Claptone. Coming off performances at this year’s Coachella (both at the Sahara and a surprise performance at the
Photo via Oh Dag Yo Photography © 2015 If you’re a dance music fan or festival-goer in LA, chances are you’ve heard of Do LaB – the fun-loving team behind Coachella’s most colorful (and arguably most dynamic) stage, and
Dealing with June, which brought waves of heat instead of days of gloom, prompted us to sit tight alongside the humming of an air conditioning unit, albeit that gorgeous evening breeze the Solstice’s Strawberry Moon brought in. Sometimes, we need a
There is something about the forbidden act of touching art that makes us go haywire. Maybe it’s the novelty of touching something invaluable or our inner asshole that really wants to cause havoc in a place so soothing, it makes our
SEPALCURE AT ECHOPLEX WHEN: Thursday, June 16th, 8:30 PM WHERE: Echoplex | 1822 W Sunset Blvd. 90026 WHAT: Sepalcure is set to bring their ’90s house acapellas and bass, a culmination project put on by Travis Stewart (Machinedrum) and Praveen Sharma
Images courtesy of Installation Magazine and Jared Clatworthy This past weekend, acclaimed multimedia artist Gregory Siff debuted his new collection of artwork in his DTLA studio. The series is sentimentally named Portrait of an American Ice Cream Man, inspired by
FYF PRESENTS: TED LEO LIVE + RADIO ON WHEN: Thursday, June 9th, 7:30 PM WHERE: The Cinefamily | 611 N. Fairfax Ave. 90036 WHAT: Hear the New York ‘80s hardcore scene legend and watch Christopher Petit’s 1979 film Radio On. Produced
What’s better than the opportunity to watch adorably hilarious cat videos on the BIG screen while surrounded by people who share the “cats rule everything around me” motto? Nothing. Nothing at all. CatCon is presenting the first annual CatVideoFest to
D TIBERIO ‘COURT’ RELEASE AT SLOW CULTURE WHEN: Thursday, May 26th, 8 PM – 10 PM WHERE: Slow Culture | 943 N. Hill St. 90012 WHAT: A one night only installation, D Tiberio’s EP release marks the gallery’s expansion
JAZZ CARTIER WHEN: Thursday, May 19th, 9 PM WHERE: Belasco Theater | 1050 S. Hill St. 90015 WHAT: The Toronto native dropped “Hotel Paranoia” last February, and its been on repeat in our office ever since. In collaboration with The
Calling Out of Context: Dan Deacon and Junglepussy Thursday, May 12th, 8 PM Teragram Room | 1234 W 7th St. 90017 The Broad presents two artists that are restlessly experimental. Both extremely danceable, this series is meant to bring artists that are creating subversive music that
Ah, Mother’s day. The only day wearing mom jeans makes an extra sensible fashion choice and eating until you look semi-preggo just means extra attention and maybe a free waffle, score. The way we see it, deep down inside, we
FIGat7th Cinco De Mayo Fiesta Thursday, May 5th, 3 PM- 9 PM FIGat7th | 735 S. Figueroa St. 90017 Come celebrate one of LA’s favorite holidays at the shopping source. They’ll have Loteria Grill slinging food and margaritas as well as live music.
