Restored ‘Cleopatra’ to premiere for Chinese 90th anniversary
Cecil B. DeMille’s newly restored 1934 film, “Cleopatra,” will premiere Mon., May 1 at The Chinese Theater on Hollywood Blvd.
Volunteer opportunities open to all at Big Sunday
Big Sunday, an independent nonprofit organization, is gearing up to host its biggest event of the year, A Month of
Re-elections for mayor, CD5, CD13
None of the 10 challengers, including Windsor Square neighbor Mitchell Schwartz, was able to force Mayor Eric Garcetti into a
Happy campers to even happier camp counselors
I remember when I was a camper at Camp TIOH (Temple Israel of Hollywood). It was called Camp Simcha [“joy”]
Tickets going on sale for Last Remaining Seats
Tickets go on sale to the general public Wed., April 5 for the popular Los Angeles Conservancy Last Remaining Seats
Amended McMansion law has ‘sound foundation’
A new and improved anti-McMansion ordinance passed last month by the City Council will make major improvements in neighborhoods near
Council okays historic zone for Miracle Mile
The Los Angeles City Council considered its 35th Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) for the Miracle Mile area south of
Mixed-use, 52-unit project proposed
A new mixed-use project planned for the corner of Beachwood and Melrose in Larchmont Village is working its way through
Alexandria House among beneficiaries of NGA party goers
“It’s a party! — for a cause,” exclaimed Kiel FitzGerald and Olivia Kazanjian, co-chairs of Needlework Guild of America, describing
Marlborough students host fashion show for charity
Violets’ Giving Circle (VGC), a charitable fund run by juniors and seniors at Marlborough School, hosted a series of three
