Two local guys try two Los Angeles restaurants in one day
By Myles George-Ghobrial and Levi Wagner Hermon’s is a neighborhood restaurant that sits in Hermon, 5800 Monterey Rd., a charming
The verdict: ‘Standards’ for HPOZ not ready for prime time
By Brian Curran Los Angeles Historic Preservation Overlay Zone community groups and preservationists presented a unanimous rebuff of a new
A hospital in transition becomes an immersive art exhibition
Colorful creatures, glowing tubes, and a roomful of polka dots are just a few of the tableaux visitors will see
Alamo Drafthouse to bring Cinerama Dome back to life
By A.R. Johnstone One of Hollywood’s most beloved movie landmarks is finally headed for a long-awaited comeback. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
‘I try to unite folks and create a vision’
City Councilman Hugo Soto-Martínez has something to be proud of. The incumbent won the June primary by a landslide, with
David Levinson: Connecting people through helping By Helene Seifer David Levinson, a long-time Hancock Park resident and former screenwriter,
Historic woman’s club is now in danger
By Julia Guillen The Woman’s Club of Hollywood was founded in 1905 by a group of 14 women who wanted
‘Odyssey’ tells its own story; ‘Supergirl’ is a super flop
The Odyssey: I don’t think anyone really chooses their interests. I think they choose you. I didn’t exactly decide to
The art of keeping: exhibit features artist Betye Saar at 100
By Chela Simón-Trench Betye Saar would have turned 100 years old on July 30. Saar was a legendary native Angeleno
States move to stop Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
By Jon Vein Just beyond the eastern edge of Hancock Park sits one of the last great working movie studios
