The Hollywood Fringe Festival has dozens of solo shows covering addictions, obsessions, coming of age and overcoming trauma of various kinds. Here are two shows addressing trauma medical and parental (with a little bit...

Los Angeles City Historical Society is hosting an online talk with ONE Archives Foundation, the oldest active LGTBQ organization in the US, based in West Hollywood. The webinar is Thursday, June 8, 2023 from...

Editor’s Note: Buzz theater writer Laura Foti Cohen has reviewed Hollywood Fringe Festival productions since 2018. This year she co-wrote and -produced one with the theater company she belongs to, NEO Ensemble Theatre. See Part 1...

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We love writing stories about local small businesses doing innovative things in our neighborhood. If you are curious about customizing clothing and up-cycling your wardrobe, you need to meet Giovanna "Geege" Veltre and Halsey...

Back in early May, after months of intense discussions and public hearings, the City Planning Commission approved and forwarded to the City Council a draft of a new Al Fresco Dining ordinance that would...

The transformation from blank wall to a mural celebrating Larchmont is now complete. We stopped by the Wells Fargo parking lot this morning as mural artist Janice Chang was putting the finishing touches on...

Each month, we track the city council motions introduced by our local City Councilmembers Katy Yaroslavsky (CD5) and Hugo Soto-Martinez (CD 13). Motions are the first step in the lengthy process of creating a...