Historic hotel adds new restaurant, bar
Owners of the Hollywood Historic Hotel, are busy putting the finishing touches on a new restaurant and bar that they
Speakers talk on Miracle Mile historic preservation
The need to prevent McMansionization and to preserve the integrity of residences in the Miracle Mile community was echoed by
LACMA holds scoping meeting on Zumthor project
The public review process for a proposed “Building for the Permanent Collection” at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Rock musical resonates with loss, ‘Drama Queens’ brings laughs
Next To Normal, music by Tom Kitt, book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey, won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize and three
Larchmont Bungalow case continues after owner’s death
Ever since Albert Mizrahi opened the Larchmont Bungalow seven years ago next month, he has been embroiled in administrative and
GALA opens, history is made at L.A. High
The first lady of Los Angeles, Amy Elaine Wakeland, was among the guest speakers at the Aug. 12 opening ceremony
Fringes of Roman Empire pique Richlin’s interest
Amy Richlin is interested in the fringes of society, not ours so much, but the women, slaves, sexual minorities and
Bridging the political divide for teenagers around the world
In a time of political divisiveness, Windsor Square resident and Marlborough student Clara Nevins has created a platform to openly
Dodger great, Don Newcombe, marks 90th
Hancock Park’s Beatriz and Alex Calfo and their family celebrated the birthday of their friend, former Dodger Don Newcombe, last
Literary talks continue at Chevalier’s Books
Chevalier’s Books, 76 years strong on Larchmont, had more than a dozen book signings and similar events during the month
