Picasso: Le Monstre Sacré at Odyssey Theatre Examines Genius, Power, and Consequence
From May 8 through May 17, the Odyssey Theatre presents Picasso: Le Monstre Sacré, a solo performance led by British actor Peter Tate that places the artist’s legacy under direct scrutiny. Staged as part character study and part…
Teen Beat Live at CineVita Brings 80s Movie Soundtracks Back to Life in Los Angeles
On April 9, inside a mirrored Spiegeltent steps from SoFi Stadium, a different kind of show takes the stage. Teen Beat Live, the latest production from For The Record, opens CineVita’s spring season with a format that leans into…
Stagecoach 2026 Food Lineup Brings Smoke, Heat, and Festival Staples to the Desert
By the time the gates open in Indio, the smell hits first—smoke drifting across the grounds, grills firing early, lines forming before the first set even starts. At Stagecoach 2026, happening April 24–26, the food is built to match the scale of the…
ECOLUXE Pre-Oscars Luxury Lounge 2026 in Beverly Hills Blends Celebrity, Wellness, and Dog Rescue
In Beverly Hills, just before the red carpets roll out and flashbulbs take over Hollywood, a quieter kind of gathering unfolds behind the gates of a private estate. Debbie Durkin’s 19th Annual ECOLUXE Pre-Oscars Luxury Lounge doesn’t…
POPSUGAR Awards Season After Party 2026 at Skybar Lights Up West Hollywood
Just hours after Hollywood’s biggest night wrapped, the energy shifted west. At Skybar in West Hollywood, POPSUGAR’s Awards Season After Party—produced by Affinity Nightlife—pulled together a cross-section of the industry…
Easter Bunny Photos Los Angeles: Bunny Bungalows Return to The Americana at Brand and The Grove
Spring in Los Angeles brings back a familiar scene—families lining up beneath pastel backdrops, kids adjusting their best outfits, and the Easter Bunny holding court in the middle of it all. At The Americana at Brand and The Grove…
Genghis Cohen on Fairfax: How a 42-Year-Old LA Institution Found Its Footing Again
On Fairfax Avenue, where neon still hums against late-night traffic and old habits die slow, Genghis Cohen is no longer reopening—it’s alive again. The restaurant settled into its temporary home at 448 N. Fairfax last year, and in the months…
Bruce Lurie Gallery Presents “Precision & Pulse”, an Exhibition by Michael Kalish & Ron Piller
On a stretch of Santa Monica Boulevard known for its steady rhythm of galleries and studios, Bruce Lurie Gallery opens its doors March 7 for “Precision & Pulse,” a new exhibition pairing the work of Michael Kalish and Ron Piller…
On Pointe Shoes: The Exacting Craft Behind a Ballerina’s Most Fragile Tool
THE BALLERINA’S BEST friend, the pointe shoe, is familiar to anyone who has seen a ballet. Fabric slippers with a hard toe box, they allow a dancer to put full weight on the tips of her feet, lift herself with artistry and make leaps and turns…
Nowruz at UCLA: “Light Always Prevails” Celebrates Renewal and Women’s Voices at Royce Hall
As Los Angeles welcomes the arrival of spring, Farhang Foundation marks Nowruz with a citywide celebration rooted in renewal, artistry, and the enduring power of women’s voices. This year’s signature event, “Light Always Prevails,” takes place Sunday, March 8…