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“Eddie would say, ‘Can you hit this note?’ I’d hit it and everybody would go, ‘Wow!’ And from there I could just see Eddie opening up as a musician and a songwriter”: Sammy Hagar recalls the making of Van Halen’s classic album 5150

“The studio was a two-car garage turned into a control room and a room. It was really tight in there”

MusicRadar

Erewhon, the grocery store made famous by $20 smoothies, is opening outside of LA

Erewhon is best known for its pricey smoothies, which are sometimes created in partnership with celebrities like Sabrina Carpenter, Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner

The Independent UK

In 1969, Internet was born as two computers at University of California, Los Angeles-UCLA changed the world forever, over 55 years later New York City is banning Artificial Intelligence-AI in public schools

AI use will only be allowed in high school, which begins in the ninth grade in the American school system, the source said. Even then, it will be limited to specific uses, such as learning about the technology itself, they said.

The Economic Times

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“On a couple of gigs we had Eddie Van Halen playing with us. He said, ‘I can't play on that!’ I said, ‘Yes, you can!’” Albert Lee is the legendary British picker who found his home in country music – and made guitar heroes quake in their boots

The icon of rock and country guitar tells all: what it was like performing alongside Eric Clapton and George Harrison, how he inspired Jimmy Page and why he hates distortion

Guitar World

KATSEYE reject Adéla opens up on pressures of spotlight for women

Adéla says being painted as a villain comes with the territory when you’re in the public eye, especially for young women navigating fame.

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In the 1970s, actor Robert Stack owned California acreage that included a private game preserve; his unusual landholding offered a glimpse into Hollywood's forgotten ranch culture

In the 1970s, while Robert Stack was already a familiar face on American television, the actor owned an unusual piece of California real estate far removed from Hollywood's studio lots and city life. Stack had acreage in the Sacramento area that included a private game preserve and duck club, according…

The Times of India

Why Jared Goff ‘Doesn’t Fail’ and Keeps Getting Better

Coach Dan Campbell has strong praise for his longtime quarterback, explaining why ‘he is massively underrated.’

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2021 or 2026: Debating Which Rams Roster Is Better

With Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett in the mix, is this year’s team better than the one that beat the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI?

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Miley Cyrus announces new album Bass Persuades and sets release date

Miley Cyrus has confirmed her 10th studio album will drop later this month.

BANG Premier

Actress Eve Arden left Hollywood’s smog for a California farm, joining a forgotten era when stars owned working land outside Los Angeles

In June 1971, actress Eve Arden and her husband, actor Brooks West, were living a life that placed them far from the image of Hollywood most people associated with them. In a United Press International column written by Hollywood correspondent Vernon Scott and published in the Perry Daily Journal on…

The Times of India

A Los Angeles theatre opened in 1932, then spent 15 years being rebuilt; its nearly $40 million restoration has finally brought the 729-seat landmark back

In 1932 a brand new theater opened in South Los Angeles showing movies and live shows to a growing neighborhood. Decades later, after years of decline and closure, that same building sat dark and deteriorating, its ornate interior hidden behind boards and dust. In 2011, the city of Los Angeles…

The Times of India

Exclusive: Starbucks barista sues following wild melee with guest over ‘restrictive’ bathroom policy

Exclusive: After Starbucks employee Aaron Gomez was attacked, the co-founder of the American Restroom Association is calling on the coffee giant to loosen its toilet policy

The Independent UK

Remembering Tim Curry, the actor who could disappear into almost any role

Rocky Horror fans everywhere have been celebrating the life and work of actor and cult cinema icon Tim Curry, who passed away at the age of 80 at his home in Los Angeles.

The Conversation

Rule for debate on mining, whales, socialism measures squeaks by

House GOP leaders on Tuesday narrowly gathered enough support to adopt a rule allowing their side’s bills to come to the floor, after concerns related to a stopgap spending bill to keep the government funded through the midterm elections nearly derailed the procedural resolution. After resounding passage of the stopgap…

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Sports Illustrated

USC and UCLA Football’s Biggest Problem Is Hiding in Plain Sight

Discussion of Los Angeles’s college woes tend to miss one very important point.

The Times of India

In 1943, two Jewish refugees fleeing the Nazis bought a crumbling Los Angeles mansion for $9,000; 83 years later, after the Palisades Fire forced it shut, Villa Aurora has reopened

Villa Aurora, a historic mansion in Pacific Palisades, has reopened after restoration work following the January 2025 Palisades Fire. The house was bought in 1943 for $9,000 by German Jewish writer Lion Feuchtwanger and his wife Marta, who had fled Nazi persecution. It later became a gathering place for artists…

International Business Times UK

DJ Akademiks Alleges Drake Dropped $1 Million and Kanye Added $250K to Lil Durk's Legal Defense

DJ Akademiks claims Drake, Ye, and other rappers are financially supporting Lil Durk's legal defence in a federal murder-for-hire trial, though these contributions remain unverified.

International Business Times UK

Chris Brown Cites Usher Tour, Nevada Residence in Bid to Avoid $12.9M Debtor Examination

Chris Brown challenges a $12.9M (£9.5 million) debtor examination, citing his Nevada residence and Usher tour as Maria Avila seeks to enforce the judgment.

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Los Angeles villa that was hub for German exiles fleeing Nazis reopens after narrow wildfire escape

Spectacular Villa Aurora, which was nearly destroyed in last year’s fires, leading the recovery as Pacific Palisades emerges from a dark chapter

The Times of India

In 1921, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia began hand-building Los Angeles’s Watts Towers from steel, mortar and broken tile; 33 years later the construction had ended

Simon Rodia built the Watts Towers in Los Angeles over 33 years. He used steel, wire mesh, and mortar, embedding glass and shells. Rodia constructed the tallest tower to 99½ feet without welding or scaffolding. He left the property in 1954, and it later faced demolition threats. The Watts Towers…

International Business Times UK

How Much Was D4vd Making? Lawyers Drop Murder Case as Singer Is Declared 'Indigent'

D4vd's private lawyers withdraw from his murder defence as the singer qualifies for a public defender, despite financial testimony showing millions in gross earnings.

The Times of India

In 1941, comedian Jack Oakie bought a California ranch; decades later his widow fought to save its last 9 acres from development

In 1937, actress Barbara Stanwyck built a roughly 6,000-square-foot residence on a hilltop in Northridge, in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. The house was part of Marwyck Ranch, a roughly 130-acre thoroughbred breeding and training operation associated with Stanwyck and her business partner and agent, Zeppo Marx. The home's architectural…

Tom’s Guide

I toured the Alienware Training Facility to see what it takes to support esport teams; from high-end gear to a private chef

Tom’s Guide visited the Team Liquid Alienware Training Facility in Los Angeles to see what it takes to run an esports team, from the equipment to the food and everything in between.

Guitar World

“You will not meet a punk-rock songwriter who doesn’t love the Descendants. They’re responsible for what’s so popular today”: The secret to Descendents’ seminal punk guitar sound and why Milo stood the test of time

Downpicking like demons on all six strings, the Descendents tore through L.A.’s ’80s underground and launched a thousand punks-in-waiting

Latin Times

ICE's Connecticut Dragnet Echoes Tactics Already Reshaping Latino Life From Miami to Chicago

A week of arrests across three Connecticut cities has advocates alarmed. Here's how the tactics compare to Miami, Houston, LA and Chicago.

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