George Lucas’ Museum Draws Hollywood Elite, Boosts Los Angeles Cultural Profile
The Lucas Museum’s opening gathered top filmmakers, CEOs and politicians, positioning the new Los Angeles institution as a major cultural hub.
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The Lucas Museum’s opening gathered top filmmakers, CEOs and politicians, positioning the new Los Angeles institution as a major cultural hub.
Los Angeles Suburbs Draw Bears Into Backyards, Raising Conflict Risk
Housing at the edge of the Angeles National Forest is drawing black bears into pools, trash and chicken coops, driving a spike in 2026 encounters.
A Los Angeles woman was arrested and held on $4 million bail after investigators say her wrong-way driving touched off a bus crash that was being
NBC Los Angeles Chopper Crashes, Three Killed While Covering Bus Crash
Three people died and two were hospitalised after NBC Los Angeles' NewsChopper4 crashed in Chatsworth while covering a deadly bus collision.
Los Angeles record 2-0 win over New York Red Bulls
Los Angeles defeated New York Red Bulls 2-0 in the American Major League Soccer at BMO Stadium.
Celeste Rivas Hernandez's Parents Demand Execution, File Wrongful-Death Suit Against D4vd
Hernandez's parents say D4vd should be executed if convicted and have filed a Los Angeles wrongful-death suit seeking damages.
Kaia Gerber Invests in Re/Done, Pushes Label Beyond Denim With 60‑Piece Capsule
Gerber took an ownership and creative role at Re/Done. Next week the LA label releases Kaia Vol. 1, a 60‑piece capsule she helped design.
30 Los Angeles Airbnbs Help Visitors Choose Where To Base Themselves
A curated list of 30 Los Angeles Airbnbs across neighborhoods helps travelers pick an east- or west-side base and match local vibes.
Lucas Museum Opens in South LA, Flattens Cultural Difference
The Lucas Museum debuts with 40,000 works across 30 themed galleries, but critics say its displays erase context and complexity.
Los Angeles Gains George Lucas’s Narrative Art Museum, Opening 22 September
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson open a spaceship-shaped museum for visual storytelling. The 100,000 sq ft galleries include works by Banksy, Kahlo
Los Angeles Fall Exhibitions Reframe Underrecognized Artists and Movements
This fall, LA shows reposition Chicanx, Indigenous, trans and Asian diasporic artists across museums and grassroots spaces, shifting local art
D4vd Loses Celebrity Lawyers, Public Defender Appointed Ahead Of Murder Trial
Celebrity lawyers withdrew from D4vd’s defence and the Los Angeles County Public Defender will represent him in the murder case.
Los Angeles Survivors Face Record Wait For $15bn Federal Aid Under Trump
Nearly 600 days after the 2025 fires, thousands of Los Angeles residents still await more than $15bn in federal rebuilding funds.
Rob Reiner’s Son Jake Speaks After Parents’ Deaths, Says He ‘Will Never Understand’
Jake Reiner says his parents “never stopped helping” his brother Nick, who has pleaded not guilty to killing both at their Los Angeles home.
NFL Ends Pro Bowl Games, Limits Honors to 88 Players From 2026
League ends flag football and skills competitions, and only the original 88 selections will earn Pro Bowl status; players will be honored during
Edward Zimbardi Deported From Fiji to Face $165m Crypto Ponzi Charges
Edward Zimbardi, 59, deported from Fiji, will appear in Los Angeles on wire fraud and money‑laundering charges tied to $165m losses.
Bret Easton Ellis’s Less Than Zero Loses Many LA Landmarks, Some Still Remain
Much of the 1980s Los Angeles that frames Less Than Zero has vanished, but theaters, clubs, and a few eateries still mark the novel’s geography.