Joe Jost's first opened its doors in 1924 by—you guessed it—Joe Jost himself.
This historic Long Beach spot was originally a barber shop, pool hall, and poker emporium. Once prohibition ended in 1934 though, Joe deci...
Last year, Angelenos received crushing news when the Pacific Theatres and ArcLight Cinemas owner announced that all locations would be shut down permanently—including the iconic Cinerama Dome. The closure stemmed from a...
Los Angeles is heating up—and that’s only partially due to the weather. If you’re looking to fire up the summer with sultry world-class performances and drinks, then book yourself a show presented by .
Top L.A. ente...
“” created with National Geographic will arrive to Magic Box LA on October 7. State-of-the-art technology combines sights and sounds to give visitors the feeling that they’ve traveled back to ancient Egypt.
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West Hollywood is known to be the local hot spot for bar-hopping and late night fun. This past Monday night, the WeHo City Council voted in a 3-2 win to extend the city's last call time, which will allow bars to extend...
and come face to face with King Tut and Egyptian gods.
Developed in partnership with the National Geographic Society, is heading to LA in October. It is a fascinating storytelling experience with five distinct immers...
National Geographic’s unique is coming to LA this September for the 100th anniversary of the tomb discovery, and it’s going to blow you away! It is your ticket to ancient Egypt where you can witness the wonders of The...
Art is a powerful way for people to connect with the world around them. L.A.'s Metro Art program achieves this by showing off our city’s roots by showcasing them.
This program brings local art and music to L.A.'s bus...
Do you dream of seeing your name on the television across America? Do you crave a summer showered in the glitz and glamor of the limelight? Well, this is your shot. The extravagant hit show of 1957 is seeking extras to...
Deep in the barren concrete landscape of South Central L.A., hidden amongst the barrage of corporate signage, is Ron Finley's verdant playground. Where most would see a swimming pool to fill with a limited precious reso...