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Documentary Shows Jay Sebring as More Than a Manson Victim

If you were one of Hollywood’s leading men in the 1960s, Jay Sebring was the stylist you wanted to cut

We used to tell you about all the things you could go out and do in Los Angeles on a

A memo obtained by Knock.LA is not a good look for some local hotels that declined to participate in Project

Far be it from me to try to sway you if you’re a diehard Canters or Langer’s fan, but if

KCRW recently announced some major reductions to its staff, yet another very bad sign for local news coverage in Los

Negroni Week would have happened in June, celebrating the classic cocktail (equal parts gin, Campari, sweet vermouth) while donating to

Halloween might not be the same this year as trick-or-treating is “not recommended,” according to Halloween guidelines the L.A. County

Though Los Angeles is hardly considered a bastion of clean air, the air quality has been pretty bad lately due

The Bobcat Fire is now dangerously close to the Mount Wilson Observatory, but firefighters worked through the night to ensure

Knott’s Berry Farm will host a family-friendly Halloween-themed food festival inside a portion of the amusement park this fall. “Taste

L.A. County Parks and Recreation is hosting a series of outdoor fitness and art classes this autumn. It’s a great

It’s been 30 years since The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air first aired on September 10, 1990. To celebrate, the Fresh