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FOOD MORE FOOD ➝       Crowns & Hops Is Changing The Trajectory of Black Business – One Beer At A Time The Black-owned Crowns & Hops Brewery has been seven years in the making, but owners Beny Ashburn and Teo Hunter are just getting started. They’ve taken over the old Morningside Bowling and Recreation Center on Manchester Boulevard in... READ MORE ➝   Southern Chef Deborah VanTrece Celebrates Whitney Houston At The W Hollywood Atlanta’s celebrated chef Deborah VanTrece brought her talents west last week for a special brunch and panel discussion in celebration of what would have been Whitney Houston’s 60th birthday in October. The multi-Grammy award-winning ... READ MORE ➝     MUSIC MORE MUSIC ➝       Pop Goes the Maesu! Pop Goes the Maesu!: Atlanta-bred, L.A.-based singer, songwriter and producer Maesu (pronounced May-soo) pops onto our Zoom interview like a blur of pink. Sharply dressed and looking dapper in a pink jacket and similarly colored sunglasses... READ MORE ➝   Amyl and the Sniffers Heat up The Vermont Amyl and the Sniffers Heat up The Vermont: When Melbourne, Australia rockers Amyl and the Sniffers come to town, it’s sort of become an event. At the band’s sold out show at The Vermont (a new-ish club venue near Los Angeles City ... READ MORE ➝     ENTERTAINMENT MORE ENTERTAINMENT ➝       M. Night Shyamalan’s Knock at the Cabin Doesn’t Have a Good Answer The M. Night Shyamalan brand has always been a little wobbly — a typical MNS movie launches out of the gate with an expertly torqued genre set-up, pit stops for pulpy texture and earnest performances, and then goes off-road toward ... READ MORE ➝   Despite Star Power, 80 for Brady Drops the Ball Lily Tomlin. Jane Fonda. Rita Moreno. Sally Field. What could go wrong with these legends coming together on film? A lot, apparently. You need more than star players to win the game-- you need a coach who can call the plays, a quarterback ... READ MORE ➝     ARTS MORE ARTS ➝       A Pair of Exhibitions Renovate Portraiture and Perfection at Vielmetter Los Angeles From the couture-inflected to the conceptual, minimal and visceral, the portraiture-centered group show, It’s Time, features six artists offering urgently needed updates to our culture’s definition of beauty. Next door, painter Forrest ... READ MORE ➝   Art Week Is Two Weeks, Actually: Arts Calendar February 9-15 It’s called Art Week LA (not Frieze Week, thank you very much) and anyway the Frieze Art Fair is already sold out plus Art Week is two weeks long, actually. Everything in the art world is shiny, important, over-scheduled, simultaneous... READ MORE ➝     NEWS MORE NEWS ➝       California Not Mandating COVID Vaccine For Public Schools With the COVID state of emergency ending February 28, Calif. ruled it would not require the vaccine for students to attend schools. The California Dept. of Public Health (CDPH) mulled over adding the COVID-19 vaccine to the state's list ... READ MORE ➝   Board Of Supervisors Vote To Consider New Gun Laws In L.A. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a set of motions aimed at "strengthening" gun regulations. The four motions were authored by Board Chair Janice Hahn, Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, and Supervisor Lindsey ... READ MORE ➝     CANNABIS MORE CANNABIS ➝       The Weed, Sex, and Chocolate Guide 2023 The Weed, Sex, and Chocolate Guide is back to help you with your quest to enhance the Valentine's Day festivities. Weed is one of the greatest Valentine’s Day gifts of all, regardless of your plumbing. You can buy it for the person... READ MORE ➝   Missouri Celebrates First Adult-Use Cannabis Sale Missouri’s first weekend of legal cannabis sales is in the books.  The nearly 200 dispensaries dotting the state netted $12.6 million in sales in the first three days of adult-use sales. There is an argument to be made that number may... READ MORE ➝

 

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