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FOOD MORE FOOD ➝       The Potash Brothers Save Us From Ourselves With New Show Takeout Twins Takeout has been a saving grace for many of us these past months. With pressures born out of the COVID-era mounting, it seems like many of us barely have time to eat, let alone make a meal. While constant ordering from apps and restaurants ... READ MORE ➝   Living Inside the Box:  Socalo is our Meal Kit Pick of the Week As our battle with Covid-19 rages on, we are finding ourselves living more and more back inside the box.  Meal kits are the new normal - an expanding way for restaurants and chefs to find creativity and competition in a time of crisis.... READ MORE ➝     MUSIC MORE MUSIC ➝       Coyote for Hire: Hawthorne Rappers Prepare for Legally Illegal Domination Every video that Hawthorne hip-hop duo Coyote drops is well worthy of your attention, but there’s one that landed in February, “Fuck the Wall,” that seems to perfectly encapsulate what they’re all about. Beautifully satirical and on... READ MORE ➝   Music Pick (Livestreaming): Dee Dee Bridgewater It's been 46 years since jazz artist Dee Dee Bridgewater released her debut album, Afro Blue, in 1974. Since then, she's released 20 albums (including live and compilation). She lived in France for two years, resulting in the J'ai Deux Am... READ MORE ➝     ENTERTAINMENT MORE ENTERTAINMENT ➝       Review: Bill & Ted Face the Music and Aging in an Uncertain World Keanu Reeves turned 56 today, and for those of us who grew up crushing on him (and kinda still do), this fact feels —in the words of lovable dude bros Bill and Ted— bogus. Gen-Xers in general tend to have an aversion to adulting and we ... READ MORE ➝   L.A. Weekly Movie Guide: The 24th, Tesla, You Cannot Kill David Arquette, Get Duked! and More L.A. Weekly’s Movie Guide is your look at the hottest films available on your TV sets, electronic devices and in select drive-ins throughout Southern California. Theaters remain closed, but the good news is that there’s no shortage of d... READ MORE ➝     ARTS MORE ARTS ➝       The Graham Garden Brings Classic Sculptures Into the Open When the Community Redevelopment Agency set out to spruce up the Grand Avenue corridor in 1985, a key element was the incorporation of sculpture into renovated public spaces. Among the artists tapped to create and situate works was the inim... READ MORE ➝   Meet an Artist Monday: Ariel Vargassal Painter Ariel Vargassal combines stylistic cues from Pop, Surrealism, and magical realism in crisply depicted micro-fables of the human condition. In each tableaux the figures are accompanied by domestic and wild animal counterparts whose p... READ MORE ➝     CULTURE MORE CULTURE ➝       Lust For Life: Female-Created Virtual Cabaret and Strip Shows Heat up in Pandemic Times Due to club and bar closures and restrictions throughout L.A., livelihoods dependent on getting people to “go out” have been struggling to survive (and yes, that also includes publications that cover these industries, like this one). St... READ MORE ➝   Masked: L.A. Faces Pandemic in Personalized Protection (Part 5) Five months into pandemic and the masks debate lingers. Unfortunately, so does the coronavirus. While face coverings have become mandatory in order to enter most indoor businesses in Los Angeles, some people have remained adamantly against ... READ MORE ➝     CANNABIS MORE CANNABIS ➝       California’s 7 Toughest And Worst Cannabis Rules In partnership with The Fresh Toast For one, CDPH rule 40175(c) bans the use of hemp or CBD in cannabis products even though there is no real reason to continue to prohibit the use of hemp-derived cannabinoids. California’s three canna... READ MORE ➝   Labor Day Highlights Cannabis Union Controversy In partnership with The Fresh Toast In cannabis, unionization is frequently seen as a way for a business to demonstrate legitimacy, however, not all companies are supportive of unionizing efforts. With unionization becoming ever more com... READ MORE ➝       EVENTS     Find and Order Weed Online The wide world of cannabis is extremely vast — and it’s only growing. New brands and products are created seemingly by the minute. There are more deals than you can keep track of and they are gone in a blink of an eye. Don’t fret. Wee... LEARN MORE ➝   Make Edibles at Home Edibles are favored in the cannabis community for their dosing ease, long-lasting effects, and, in some cases, extra strength. Using many ingredients already in your pantry, you can make your own tasty treats in the comfort of your kitchen.... LEARN MORE ➝

 

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