Photo by Shivkumar Dharmoji from Pexels. Cari wanted to end the year with a bang. This was not quite what she had in mind. 24 Hours Before Beep Beep Beep! Cari groans at the blaring alarm rousing her from sleep.
It’s finally December! It kind of makes you wish there was more to the seasons in SoCal, other than the regular mood swings like having a heated day followed by a chilly night. While it may be sweater weather, some
Photo courtesy of Zane Roessell. At LA Canvas, we love that warm tingly feeling of hearing brand new music. Today we celebrate that sensation with a new project from the acclaimed French producer and multi-instrumentalist Jules de Gasperis. He’s previously
Rich tapestries, red carpeting, and chandeliers abound in Highland Park’s unassuming Garibaldina Society hall. The “Italian social organization that welcomes [those] who enjoy monthly dinner dances and activities,” according to its website, also boasts a Bocce court and claims to
Maria Khoreva and Xander in Diamonds by Svetlana Avvakum. This weekend The Music Center opened their 2019/2020 season hosting Russia’s Mariinsky Ballet for their production of George Balanchine’s incredible three-act ballet Jewels. Ahead of their arrival, we got to ask
Photo by Olivia Bee Clocking in at just over 30 minutes, Whitney’s Forever Turned Around is the perfect soundtrack for a windows-down late afternoon commute. It causes the golden sun and crisp whispers of fall to suddenly take precedence over
Nana’s funeral was closed casket. My relatives told me she went peacefully and that it was expected. I felt like a stranger to my family since I was the only one to branch out of the coffee business. Nana was
The Los Angeles Philharmonic is hosting a wealth of incredible music this weekend for their Centennial, and featuring the talent of South African Soprano soloist Golda Schultz. On Saturday she joins for Sibelius’ explosive tone-poem Luonnotar and Sunday orchestra and
Courtesy Photo / DrillDown Media Los Angeles Indie lovers better be ready for the breakout of Brooklyn native Chloe Lilac as she sets out for first ever headlining show at The Echo. From sneaky late nights busking in Manhattan to
Courtesy Photo by Zac Wolf LA-based synth-pop duo Mark Hadley and Keeley Bumford, also known as More Giraffes, tease another addition to the chill vibes and carefree pop from their upcoming EP ”Bermuda” with the live debut of their forthcoming
My first foray into the Splash House experience was in 2014. I didn’t know much about the festival, or the concept in general. Was it a pool party? A hotel party? Was it a EDM festival with furry boots and
Ace DTLA. Los Angeles, California. 2014 It’s Women’s History Month 2019, and I’ve just learned about the Scott Lloyd practice of tracking refugee’s menstrual cycles hasn’t ended and what that may mean for their constitutional reproductive rights potentially still being
Gervonta Davis delivers a right in red. Courtesy Premier Boxing Champions The young champion boxers of today are rock stars like no others. Gervonta Davis vs Hugo Ruiz was a title fight for the Super Featherweight Championship February 9th at
Rocsi Diaz The face of boxing happens to be a beautiful one. Every boxing event you watch will have one of these women in front or behind the camera. There’s no doubt after interviewing all four of these women in
A still from BTS’s video, “Love Yourself” Some may have noticed the breakout of Korean pop boy band BTS or even the recent collaborations of Korean Pop groups, also known as K-pop artists, with western artists such as Steve Aoki
Vegan Street Fair, Uncover LA “No, but you have to go!” Jasmine was adamant. “Jasmine, I wear fur. I love almost all meat, including yak. I absolutely love yak… That tender yet chewy delicacy…” I trailed off, as my sentiment
1- Popstar Ariana Grande named Woman of the Year for Billboard’s Women in Music Awards 2018.-Courtesy Photo / Emma (CC BY-SA 2.0)/altered from original The first Woman of the Year Billboard Music Award was awarded to Reba McEntire in 2007.
The Los Angeles Music Project, affectionately known as LAMP, is turning 4 and they are starting their year off by throwing a banger. Join them February 25th from 6 pm – 2 am in downtown Santa Monica at the West
A firsthand, female account of the biggest heavy-metal cruise in the world. STORY AND PHOTOS BY CHEANTAY JENSEN | Feb. 17, 2017 Author of this story and part-time metaller, Cheantay Jensen It didn’t matter if I was
ART AFTER HOURS WHEN: Friday, 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. WHERE: Cowork South Bay | 22519 Hawthorne Blvd, 90505 WHAT: Art, booze, and music: Cowork South Bay presents Art After Hours showcasing art from local South Bay artists.
By Elizabeth Collazos Feb. 16, 2017 The FIDM Museum (Fashion Institute of Merchandise and Design) in downtown Los Angeles opened its 25th Annual “Art of Motion Picture Costume Design” on Feb. 7 to the public. The exhibition runs through April
Looking for a gift for someone special? Look no further! Here’s a list of items exclusively made in California for this Valentine’s Day: TO WHOM IT MAY Why go for a traditional box of chocolates? Give a gift that might
Jennifer Schlueter is a contributing travel writer, who also writes her personal travel blog Discovering Legacies. Born in Germany, Jennifer lived in Los Angeles for several years for college and gives a fresh, outside perspective of how ridiculous LA life can be.
The London-to-Los Angeles DJ presents “Fine Day,” her psychotropic take on Opus III’s early ‘90s MTV-cult hit. “Fine” is the politest way to fail in self-assurance. You know it’s bad, so you say “it’s fine,” but “fine” is a
