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The Tarzana tattoo parlor specializes in giving its customers custom body art in a comfortable setting.
Laemmle Theatres have been showing L.A. art, indie, documentary and foreign films for over 70 years.
Get to know the women behind one of the new art schools in the Valley.
Lap-Band VIP in Tarzana will pull ads for its weight loss aid.
The club, which began on the east coast, is now staking its claim on the west.
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The store will celebrate International Breastfeeding week by taking part in the “Big Latch On” Saturday.
Cable network shows 'Mad Men' and 'American Horror Story' top the list with 17 nominations each. ABC will televise the ceremony Sept. 23.
The new store marking this milestone is located in Adelaide, South Australia.
Heal and Soul Yoga and Tai Chi still offer Iyengar yoga, but the new owner, Eva Monarrez, has expanded to other yoga styles and healing workshops.
Owner Jazz Monroe celebrates a year-and-a-half in business; staff, family, friends, and the Woodland Hills-Tarzana Chamber of Commerce attend.
Trey Barnes, owner of Encino's Fleet Feet Sports store, wants to bring 'balance' to the lives of runners and residents.
The Mexican restaurant on Ventura Boulevard failed to open its doors for business this week.
At 13 cents less than last week, the price is the lowest since Feb. 16.
From Emily Dwass of the Los Angeles Weekly Blog.
However, the average price is 15.3 cents higher than one year ago.
Chipotle makes picnicking in the Golden State’s parks easy by offering half off Burritos by the Box orders of six or more from any California Chipotle on Saturday, June 30.
The Jack Kelege and Co. jewelry store on Ventura Boulevard will now take its request to the city zoning administration, as the Land Use Committee advises against the permit.
Local REI stores will provide pit stops for commuters who choose to bike to work this week.
E-Poll Market Research specializes in serving the entertainment industry.
The actress was buying fabrics and a sewing machine.
The company formed a $50 million deal with KCET-TV last year.
The Jewish Film Festival continues.