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Japan Foundation Los Angeles presents in-person lecture about Tokyo’s popular temple Asakusa Sensoji by young monk of the temple Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 7PM
The Japan Foundation Los Angeles (JFLA) presents lecture “Asakusa Sensoji: My Home is a Temple” by Rev. Yoichi Shimizutani at JFLA, 5700 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 100, Los Angeles, CA 90036 on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, from 7 p.m.-8:20 p.m. Admission is free, registration is required. Sensoji Temple in...
Huffman on West Coast recruiting: Utah pursues five-star receiver as Oregon cleans up in SoCal and UCLA gets edgy
The Hotline is delighted to provide college football fans with a regular dive into the recruiting process through the eyes and ears of Brandon Huffman, the Seattle-based national recruiting editor for 247Sports. Myles away, yet so close. For all of Utah’s success on the recruiting trail in recent years, the...
Former USC Trojan Romello Height impresses as Georgia Tech stuns Florida State
Every USC football fan knows that the fate of this program, both in 2024 and beyond, will come down to whether or not Lincoln Riley can build a championship defense. On Saturday, in the first college football game of the season, a former Trojan defender looked like he could be a nice piece on a strong defense. Unfortunately, that performance came in a Georgia Tech uniform.
Circus Coming to LA for First Time Since 2016
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus continues Saturday and Sunday at Crypto.com Arena, appearing for the first time since 2016 and without animals. The circus ended its 147-year run in 2017 due to declining ticket sales, which followed the end of the use of elephants in its shows a year earlier, a decision made following years of protests by animal rights organizations — and cities including Los Angeles passing laws banning the use of “bullhooks” and other types of goads and prods employed in wrangling elephants.
Kings Of Leon, Phantogram Rock Out At L.A.’s Kia Forum [Photos/Videos]
On its face, it’s difficult to fathom that Kings of Leon have been a band for 25 years now, but you don’t have to dig very deep to make sense of their quarter-century together. For one, the brothers Caleb, Nathan, and Jared Followill and their cousin Matthew Followill have known each other their whole lives. So, from that perspective, their tenure as Kings comes as a drop in the bucket.
Cinespia Announces Spooky October Cemetery Screenings, Including the Original ‘Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ and ‘Coraline’
Though their summer film series at Hollywood Forever Cemetery may be coming to a close, Cinespia still has a few surprises left up their sleeves for this fall. Presented by Amazon MGM Studios, the Los Angeles screening organization is proud to unveil their October line-up, which includes a 50th anniversary celebration of the original 1974 version of “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” (10/5), a 15th anniversary showing of “Coraline” (10/12), and “Trick ‘r Treat” (10/19). To close out the season, Cinespia will also be having an indoor Halloween screening of the original 1977 version of “Suspiria” from Dario Argento on...
I Dream Of Jeannie star Barbara Eden glams up on her 93rd birthday in rare public outing for date night with husband Jon
I DREAM of Jeannie star Barbara Eden has made a rare public appearance for her 93rd birthday. The actress got all spruced up for a date night with her husband, Jon Eicholtz. One day before her birthday, Barbara headed to RC Hair Salon in Los Angeles, California. The actress spent the day at the beauty […]
The Guy Who Had an Alibi for a Crime Because of Sienfeld Show (video)
In 2003, Juan Catalan, a hard-working, law-abiding citizen of Los Angeles, found himself ensnared in a nightmarish scenario. Accused of a cold-blooded murder he did not commit, Catalan faced the death penalty, with the presumption of innocence seemingly absent from his case. For the Los Angeles Police Department, Juan was the killer, and it was up to him to prove his innocence—a near-impossible task under the circumstances.
Man convicted of 2013 rape, shooting at Inglewood police officers files claim against City
INGLEWOOD – A man who caused one of the most tense standoffs in modern Inglewood times has filed a claim against the City alleging injuries and wrongful conviction in relation to his 2013 arrest. Inglewood residents, living in the Avenues between 102nd Street and 108th Street will recall a...
Mayor Bass Intensifies Safety Measures in San Fernando Valley Amid Crime Spike
In a bid to stifle a spate of criminal activity in the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is spearheading significant safety measures. According to a report from the Mayor's Office, Mayor Bass has been engaging with the local community and Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officials to tackle these challenges head-on.
Backup QB Jayden Maiava ready for his moment whenever it comes at USC
By Ryan Young, TrojanSports: Jayden Maiava could be preparing for his second season as the entrenched starter at UNLV right now, looking to build off a breakout redshirt freshman campaign in which he passed for 2,794 yards, 14 TDs and 8 INTs while rushing for 261 yard and 3 TDs.
Authorities ID man shot to death in Boyle Heights
LOS ANGELES – A 37-year-old man who was shot dead in Boyle Heights was identified Saturday. Joel Reyes Pizarro, who was identified by the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner’s office as the victim, was discovered initially by firefighters, who responded to a report of a person down around 6:15 a.m. Friday at the intersection of Marengo Street and Evergreen Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
VIDEO: Lakewood vs. Carlsbad, Football
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