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Best Strains to Smoke on 4/20 (& Where to Find Them)
*Brand Partner Content* Looking to find the best weed strains in LA? Don’t worry, we got you. Thankfully, 4/20 is the perfect time to try different options, which is why a little research can go a long way to ensure your celebration is one for the books. While this famous holiday has made its way into […] → Read More
Scenes from the All Black Lives Matter March
Tens of thousands turned out for the All Black Lives Matter march on Sunday, June 14 down Hollywood Boulevard. → Read More
More Scenes from Saturday's Demonstration in Fairfax
Hundreds of Angelenos demonstrated in Central L.A. last weekend to protest police brutality in the wake of George Floyd's killing at the hands of police. → Read More
Beignets, Ramen and Fried Chicken: At the Center of L.A.'s Best Food & Drink
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
Shaved Ice and Gourmet Pasta: More of the Best Food in Central L.A.
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
At the Center of L.A.'s Food & Drink Scene: Cheese Tea and Plant-Based Food
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
Mushroom Pizza and a Great French Bakery: More of Western L.A.'s Best Food & Drink
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
Spicy Burgers and Black Bao: The Best of L.A. Food & Drink 2018: West
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
Fantastic Gelato and a Great Local Bar: More of Eastern L.A.'s Best Food & Drink
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
Afternoon Tea, Bagels and More of Eastern L.A.'s Best Food and Drink
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
From Chicken & Waffles to Upscale Seafood: The Best Food & Drink in Southern L.A.
L.A. Weekly is rolling out its annual Best of L.A.: Food & Drink issue, with picks grouped by region to help you find the very best places in your neighborhood. → Read More
Fall Brings a Multifaceted, Multicultural Mix to L.A.'s Theater Scene
L.A. theater audiences have plenty to choose from the next few months when it comes to dynamic and dramatic entertainment onstage. There are shows aplenty, from touring to homegrown productions, brand new and just kicking off their West Coast premieres. We couldn’t list all of them, but here are a few of the highlights worth marking your calendars for, both now-running and upcoming. → Read More
12 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week
From Long Beach's Lobster Festival and Comic Con, to Godard and the Stones, together again, and Leonard Bernstein's Age of Anxiety, here are the 12 best things to do in Los Angeles this week! → Read More
Our Critics’ Picks for Movies to See ASAP
Our intrepid film critics logged some serious hours in front of the silver screen this month to pick their favorite films of September 2016. If a few haven’t opened in a theater near you just yet, don’t fret: There’s always a chance you’ll be able to stream them on your small screen. → Read More
6 Cheap Things to Do in L.A. This Week
Six events, from a comedy show to a lecture on lost L.A., all for $11 or less: Part of the Women's Center for Creative Work's Parlor at the Armory Residency, Studio Cooking explores the intersection of food, art and work. Artists Arden Ellis Surdam and Meghan Gordon have created a... → Read More
21 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week: Rainn Wilson, Margaret Cho, Fetish Films and More
fri 11/13 Earlier this year, Pacific Opera Project reinvented a venerable Mozart opera by dressing the cast as characters from Star Trek; in September the madcap local company had its singers literally climbing trees to sing Falstaff outdoors at Forest Lawn in Glendale. Now the merry troupe closes its 2015... → Read More
6 Great Free Things to Do in L.A. This Week: Jesse Eisenberg, Judah Friedlander and More
Sleepless: The Music Center After Hours commingles the curious in a night of DJs, music performances, synesthetic sights and scents spread out over four floors, including a sonic-architecture performance by singer and multi-instrumentalist Daniel Lanois. William Basinski, Pinkcourtesyphone, Dntel, Matthewdavid, Anenon and many more provide provocative new sound-makers. The event... → Read More
19 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week: Melissa McCarthy Interviews Gloria Steinem and More
fri 11/6 Instead of the dark, depressed modern-dance stereotype, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago takes a lighter approach with help from comedy powerhouse the Second City. In The Art of Falling, the two acclaimed Chicago performance groups bring to life three storylines involving a same-sex relationship, using an innovative blend of... → Read More
5 Great Things to Do in L.A. This Week for $5 or Less
Artist-actress-author-comedian Charlyne Yi, known for her quirky and memorable supporting roles in Knocked Up and House, launches her new book, Oh the Moon. The collection of short stories is about characters wrestling with their varying levels of individuality, from giant babies to women who are only legs and a head... → Read More
18 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week
fri 10/30 The annual pop culture convention Stan Lee's Comikaze is a costume lover's paradise — you can come dressed for Halloween or check out the exhibit hall to find those last-minute odds and ends to complete your look. On Friday, hit up a cosplay panel for costuming tips, check... → Read More