A dimly lit room of ordinary size takes up the Hammer Projects' space with just one peculiarity "“ a small hole in the wall that seems to blend in with the rest of the room. Read more...
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“I Am Here,” created in 2006, is an installation by two contemporary Chinese artists, Sun Yuan and Peng Yu. It is currently on display at the Hammer Museum.
Located in West Los Angeles' own Little Osaka, Japanese fashion and French desserts collide at The Buttercup LA. Read more...
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A new macaron store, The Buttercup LA, opened on Sawtelle Boulevard.
While Halloween means late-night parties and cool costumes to college students, spooks and scares are still the night's main attractions. Read more...
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The Alexandria Hotel, located on South Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles, is well known for being a haunted abode with tenants being spooked by unexplained occurrences.
Think sprawling canopies, long, notched wooden tables and thousands of roaring, beer-belly busting patrons. Read more...
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A stroll through the entrance of the Hammer Museum these days may seem a bit typical: Check in at the front desk, receive an admission sticker, and then follow the staircase up to the bamboo tree-lined courtyard and exhibition galleries. Read more...
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The Hammer Museum’s new cafe, Ammo, recently opened in the museum’s courtyard area and replaces Cafe Hammer by Wolfgang Puck.
Just two weeks after Carmaggedon II shut down a stretch of the 405 freeway, Westwood will experience another traffic jam "“ but this time for the sake of entertainment. Read more...
For students involved in Greek life, attending a taping of "The Price is Right" has become a popular sisterhood and brotherhood event. The show welcomes large groups to sign up for free tickets online which make this an economical group activity for college students on a budget. There's also the added suspense of possibly playing as a contestant. Read more...
