By Katherine Mueller Staff Writer Beginning on April 15, all Los Angeles residents 16 years of age and older are now allowed to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Currently, the only vaccine viable for injection in […]
The 2020 Women’s March started in Pershing Square, downtown Los Angeles on Jan. 18 and led people to the Los Angeles City Hall to march on behalf of women’s rights and equality. Emiliana Guereca founded The Women’s March in 2016, and it has occurred annually in downtown Los Angeles. […]
Rex Orange County’s personal performance in Los Angeles was a true attestation to the unique impact he has made in music over the span of his career. Continuing the west coast portion of his “Pony” tour, Rex Orange County provided his audience with a memorable show at the Shrine Auditorium on Jan. 11. […]
The Museum of Selfies invites those in Los Angeles to walk through an interactive exhibit and take trend-worthy pictures to show off the LA lifestyle. […]
Thomas Joshua Cooper became a well-known photographer with his stunning nature photos depicting outdoor sites that are isolated. “The World’s Edge” opened on Sept. 22 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in the Resnick Pavilion, and the intense, distinctive photos are well enjoyed by virtually all viewers. The photos document Cooper’s 50 year-long career in which he has been traveling the world and taking shots of secluded areas that are generally unrecognizable. […]
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art introduces “Every Living Thing,” an innovative exhibit which displays several different types of medias showcasing Japan’s vast history in a unique way that makes the entire room captivating. “Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art” creatively uses elements of Japanese culture, including its animals, to reveal their symbolism in Japan’s society, and how they play a large role in establishing the country’s religions and lifestyles. […]
Los Angeles County Museum of Arts’ “Sound Stories” exhibit fuses art and technology using an unexpected tool: sound. Christian Marclay, a visual artist, branches out from his typical style to bring viewers a fresh, new take on sounds in the 21st century. Christian Marclay’s exhibition consists of a five-work installation making use of the unique feature of sounds and look of Snapchat. […]
With a welcoming environment and music, several DJs produced a stellar performance at Sunday Sessions on Aug. 18 in Grand Park from 2 to 8 p.m.Grand Park’s Sunday Sessions provided a relaxing close to the weekend for guests of all ages at their free concert event. […]
The Women’s March Los Angeles Foundation held its third annual march on Jan. 19 in Los Angles, where Costa students protested to defend human rights, civil liberties and justice for all. […]
Members of the Mira Costa and South Bay community have donated supplies to the communities and families who lost their homes in the Woolsey fire, which destroyed approximately 100,000 acres of land in Los Angeles and Ventura County. […]
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