The mural is created as part of the L.A. Freewalls program.
Lionel Rolfe reads from his new book, "The Misadventures of Ari Mendelsohn: A Mostly True Memoir of California Journalism" at Skylight Books, 1818 N. Vermont Ave., March 30 at 5 p.m.
Reader Charles Becker shares this photo in our Pics&Clips gallery. Do you know where he shot it?
Performance artist Marina Abramovic says she has begun to develop a film about the actor.
Downtown artist Collette Miller creates the random floating wings that provide the backdrop for these photos.
The observatory's monthly star party times nicely with a monster asteroid's passing, though star gazers may not see what they are looking for.
The owner already says he'll cut the blinking lights and paint the building more brightly. The Silver Lake Neighborhood Council will consider other possibilities Wednesday.
That's what some are speculating as 2624 Sunset undergoes renovations.
It's going to be a rainy weekend—perfect for two days of free museum admission.
Silver Lake resident Vincent Brook says filmmakers still need to do better at giving L.A.'s increasingly dominant cultures the prominence they deserve.
Blues pianist and singer Sonji Kimmons gives a reprise performance Saturday.
If you’re here for the nighttime lifestyle, then this is your guide to all the happenings, galleries, dance floors, shows, and bands. Lots of bands. This is your neighborhood scene. Keep an eye on it.
Phyl Van Ammers recently talked to Lionel Rolfe, the Los Feliz-based author whose most recent book is, “The Misadventures of Ari Mendelsohn: A Mostly True Memoir of California Journalism.” It is available on Amazon, both in paper and on Kindle.
The memorial comes as news reports reveal the folksy broadcaster died of prostate cancer.
If you’re here for the lifestyle, then this is your guide to all the happenings, galleries, dance floors, shows, and bands. Lots of bands. This is your neighborhood scene. Keep an eye on it.
Hot Tub's Kurt Braunohler thinks so, now that the Brooklyn-based comedy show comes to the Virgil, starting Monday, Jan. 7.
If you’re here for the lifestyle, then this is your guide to all the happenings, galleries, dance floors, shows, and bands. Lots of bands--and some comedy too. This is your neighborhood scene. Keep an eye on it.
The Elysian Park amphitheater in Solano Canyon hosts three nights of pastorela, a centuries-old Mexican tradition.
There was a reason my uncle, violinist Yehudi Menuhin, was the first major musician to introduce Ravi Shankar to the west. They made three "East Meets West" albums together before Shankar started his relationship with the Beetles.
Festivities begin at 6 p.m. on the eve of the feast. The mass and preceding concert will also be live streamed.
Local, award-winning playwright unveils a new gay comedy web series.
The made-for-television film is quickly gaining a cult following.
Lee Boek, famed Silver Lake actor and impressario, is beginning his return after major heart attack.
A conversation with Dennis Cooper, one of the original creators of "Them," first staged in New York City at the height of the AIDS crisis.
One of the greatest blues pianists and singers in the world--Sonji Kimmons--makes a rare appearance this Saturday at MJs. You don't want to miss her.
'Frozen' is a quirky tale involving eerie cryonics, dark twists and a maternal bond like no other. Come out to Skylight Books Wednesday to hear more.
Ed Pearl lives in Angeleno Heights. But sometimes he hits Silver Lake too, as he will Saturday when he comes to the library to talk about his club The Ash Grove and the music it spawned.
The up-and-coming act, born in a Los Feliz backyard, finishes a national tour on home turf.
The post-punk pioneer played a mix of Public Image Limited and vintage dance tracks at the public radio station's annual Halloween event at the Park Plaza Hotel.
Unique, local theatre readies its holiday season.
Local street art collective washes Glendale Boulevard in surrealism.
Brit-pop legend delays all shows on his U.S. tour due to his mother's illness. His Los Angeles show is now among them.
Indie darlings Local Natives prepare their next step.
Bestselling author James Patterson gives tips on making your child an avid reader. Plus, here's a great reading list for the fall to get you started.
El Centro del Pueblo's 4th annual event celebrating the Mexican holiday is this Saturday.
Longtime musical colleague Stew interviews Double Naught Spy Car about their forthcoming CD “Western Violence.”