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Arrest made in connection with Echo Park pot dispensary slaying
L.A. NOWLos Angeles police have arrested a man in connection with the June slaying of an employee at a medical marijuana dispensary in Echo Park. Authorities identified the suspect as Raymond Easter. He was arrested without incident Friday afternoon at a...... -
Datebook: Events, exhibits, classes for the week ahead
L.A. at HomeWe've listed select home and garden events below. Suggest your own via reader comments. Submissions must be fewer than 75 words and must be for one-time events with legitimate value to other readers. No store promotions and no frivolous links, please. L.... -
A Mekon reflects: 'We've always been stupid enough to keep doing this,' says punk survivor Jon Langford
Pop & HissA role as a Mekon isn't necessarily the greatest lot for a rock 'n' roller. Now into Decade No. 4, the Mekons have consistently been critically adored and commercially ignored. Multiple major-label deals have come and gone, and the luxury...... -
Pop your collars: 'True Prep' author pops in to Book Soup on Saturday
All The Rage"True Prep," Lisa Birnbach's follow-up to "The Original Preppy Handbook" has been getting some serious love from the folks at Brooks Brothers -- with window displays and in-store book-signing parties across the country. Thursday night, the Rodeo Drive... -
L.A. City Council bans new supergraphics from Hollywood, but digital signs still OK
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to ban new supergraphic advertisements in Hollywood, following a decade in which dozens of the vinyl signs were placed on the sides of hotels, apartment buildings and office towers. On a 13-to-0 vote,...... -
Superchunk to perform at Origami in October; will swat away hipsters in keffiyeh scarves
Pop & HissSuperchunk - Digging For Something from Merge Records on Vimeo. Superchunk, the perennial heroes of purist indie rock from the hills of North Carolina, will be diving right into the belly of the beast on Oct. 19 at noon. Which...... -
The Dry Garden: At the new Grow Native Nursery, West L.A. finally gets its source for California plants
L.A. at HomeFor many Southern Californians, switching from a conventional landscape to a native plant garden starts on the freeways. The best nurseries can be a long drive away. Only in recent years have some native plant outposts crept into relatively central... -
Art review: Kalup Linzy at Ltd Los Angeles
Culture MonsterWith his recent role on “General Hospital” (as part of James Franco’s performance art shenanigans), artist Kalup Linzy became an actual part of the soap opera culture that has been a touchstone of his work for the past decade. While...... -
405 Freeway construction will close Skirball Center Drive Bridge for five nights starting Tuesday
L.A. NOWStarting Tuesday, one of the busiest sections of the 405 Freeway will be closed for five consecutive nights so contractors can tear down the north side of the Skirball Center Drive Bridge in the Sepulveda Pass. The work, which will...... -
Band members face conspiracy charge in freeway stunt [Updated]
L.A. NOWThree members of a rock band whose impromptu concert on the 101 Freeway snarled traffic and left commuters seething will face misdemeanor conspiracy charges, the Los Angeles city attorney's office said Wednesday. [Updated at 6:28 p.m.: An earlier... -
Zola Jesus: New resident of Los Angeles; owner of fearsome wildcat voice
Pop & HissZola Jesus, a.k.a. Nika Roza Danilova, has a voice like a savage animal. You can’t help but want it to get close to you, but to let it creep near might also guarantee that you get shredded from limb to...... -
Sweatin' to the newbies at four fitness hotspots
Brand XWe sashayed, squatted and sweated to find the city's exotic workouts, from dress-up disco to hipster dance classes to weight-lifting yoga. Now we need to find L.A.'s best massage. But first four spots to try: Slimmons Studio Famed weight-loss guru Richard...
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