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FOOD MORE FOOD ➝       Mama’s Night Market And Eric Greenspan’s Grilled Cheese At Santa Anita – Here’s What’s Popping Up Chef Eric Greenspan’s Great Grilled Cheese Tasting event has been added to Santa Anita Park’s Big 'Cap Day festivities in the Chandelier Room on Sunday, March 3.   Event attendees can indulge in a gourmet grilled cheese experience ... READ MORE ➝   Cheers To The Academy Awards – Everybody’s A Winner With These Cocktails The year of Barbenheimer will come to a head on Sunday, March 10, when the 96th Academy Awards presentation will take place, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. Here are some tipsy ways to raise a glass to Oscar and celebrate the all-star lineup of... READ MORE ➝     MUSIC MORE MUSIC ➝       Genital Thoughts: The Sex Organs invasion is underway Genital Thoughts: The Sex Organs are an intergalactic garage rock two-piece. To the casual observer, it might look like they’re just a couple of musicians in costume. But no! They really are an intergalactic garage rock two-piece... READ MORE ➝   The Disassociates Get Neck Deep Neck Deep All Distortions are Intentional (Hopeless) The Disassociates Get Neck Deep: Brie Marie of SoCal alt-rockers the Disassociates told us about her love for a Neck Deep gem. Brie Marie: To me, All Distortions Are... READ MORE ➝     ENTERTAINMENT MORE ENTERTAINMENT ➝       UnBinged – Newer, Better, Faster, Stronger? Reviews of ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender,’ ‘Shogun,’ and ‘The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live’ In this week's UnBinged, we look at a few new series with a familiar face. These are reworked and reimagined time-tested tales with established fan bases made shiny and new for the next generation. From an adaptation of a miniseries... READ MORE ➝   Review: Ordinary Angels Ordinary Angels is another polished, crowd-pleasing drama from Kingdom Story Company—the most successful faith-based production unit of the last several decades. Set in Kentucky in the 1990s, it tells the inspiring true story of Sharon... READ MORE ➝     ARTS MORE ARTS ➝       Nathaniel Stein’s The Threat Is No Laughing Matter The summer after graduating college I received the text message “Five days” from an unfamiliar number. “Huh?” I replied. Seconds later, another text: Now it was “Four days.” I regretted the huh. This was no wrong number, and the... READ MORE ➝   My Fair Arts Calendar: February 29 – March 6 The art fair onslaught continues apace, as Felix and SPRING/BREAK art now fully underway, and Frieze Los Angeles—by some accounts, the sun around which this little solar system spins—is finally here as well. While you can still use last... READ MORE ➝     NEWS MORE NEWS ➝       Compton Takes Action Against Street Takeovers The City of Compton hopes to thwart street takeovers with harsher penalties for those caught in the middle of the illegal events. The Compton City Council unanimously passed an ordinance to not only incorporate a $5,000 fine for those... READ MORE ➝   Students Accused Of Generating AI Nude Photo Of Classmate In Beverly Hills Students at Beverly Vista Middle School were accused of generating nude images of their classmates using AI technology. An investigation was opened by the Beverly Hills Police Department to vet if any criminal offenses apply to the... READ MORE ➝     CANNABIS MORE CANNABIS ➝       Germany Votes to Legalize Personal Use of Cannabis and Social Clubs Germany voted today to legalize the personal use and cultivation of cannabis.  The law passed by parliament will permit individuals to cultivate up to three plants for personal use and possess up to 25 grams. The law will also allow for... READ MORE ➝   THC Design’s Marlon Coburn Talks Celebrating Representation  THC Design’s CEO Marlon Coburn reminds us there are various paths for communities of color on their way to the top of the cannabis industry.  When it comes to Black History Month and cannabis, much of the time the spotlight... READ MORE ➝

 

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