Tag: L.A. History
The Forgotten History of Bunker Hill, an L.A. Neighborhood That Was All but Erased
A peek at fascinating images from the new book 'Bunker Hill Los Angeles: Essence of Sunshine and Noir'
Why a Local Art Org Is Trying to Save a Nondescript Hollywood Dry Cleaner from Demolition
Corita Art Center is on a mission to see the building at 5518 Franklin Avenue made a Historic-Cultural Monument in honor of its namesake, Corita Kent
In the Early ’80s, L.A. Punk Bands Played Where They Could—Even at USC Frat Parties
In an excerpt from the new book 'Do What You Want: The Story of Bad Religion,' the Valley legends look back at beer-drenched gigs, jocks vs. punks showdowns, and breaking through with Rodney Bingenheimer
The Story of the Go-Go’s Is Finally Being Told in a Way that Does It Justice
Director Alison Ellwood's new Showtime documentary doesn't shy away from scandal, but the band says its making brought them together
A Movie About Legendary Hollywood Pimp Scotty Bowers Is in the Works
'Call Me By Your Name' director Luca Guadagnino has reportedly signed on
The Sixth Season of Bosch Couldn’t Have Come at a Better Time
The Amazon series captures a Los Angeles we know, love, and can't really see right now
Apple Pan, Dan Tana’s, and Other Classic L.A. Restaurants Offering Pick-Up and Delivery
These L.A. culinary icons are here to satisfy your cravings during the coronavirus pandemic
It’s a Sad (Foot) Day as the Happy Foot/Sad Foot Sign Comes Down
Sunset Boulevard just lost ten toes
Even Amid the Red Scare, 1950s L.A. Was a Wonderland Without Fences for Young People
Author and screenwriter Erik Tarloff recalls childhood on Detroit Street—and crashing the gates of Samuel Goldwyn Studios
Honda’s First U.S. Headquarters Was Right Here in Los Angeles
The brand recently returned to the Pico Boulevard building where it all began