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NEWS MORE NEWS ➝       Feds Push for Hair Follicle Drug Testing Despite Known Racial Disparities in Results The Department of Health and Human Services announced via the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration that it’s proposing to establish scientific and technical guidelines for the inclusion of hair specimens in the mandatory... READ MORE ➝     Two Sheriff’s Deputies ‘Ambushed’ and Shot in Compton The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department announced that two of its deputies in the Transit Services Bureau were shot multiple times in Compton, Saturday night. The incident took place after 7 p.m. at the Metro Blue Line Station, as both... READ MORE ➝     FOOD MORE FOOD ➝       Pregnant During The Pandemic – Finding Care With Vitamin Angels According to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, in late May and early June, there were an average of about 45 cases of Covid-19 per week among pregnant women. Through June and early July, there was a sharp increase in weekl... READ MORE ➝     Bringing Hope to Struggling Communities of Color At a time when South Los Angeles is suffering and in need of compassion and hope, black-owned independent craft brewer South Los Angeles Beverage Company is launching its first beer label, People's Republic of South Central (PRSC) on Sept... READ MORE ➝     MUSIC MORE MUSIC ➝       Music Pick (Livestreaming): Lamb of God Virginia metal troupe Lamb of God are performing two big live streamed shows in September -- one on Friday, September 18 and then another one a week later. This week, they'll be performing their new self-titled album in full, while on the 2... READ MORE ➝     CrowJane is a Sorrowful Lady of the Dark Arts CrowJane will be known to lovers of contemporary L.A. punk as a member of Egrets on Ergot and Prissy Whip, as well as a recent addition to the Deadbeats. All incorporate elements of her dark persona, as the woman otherwise known as Heather ... READ MORE ➝     ENTERTAINMENT MORE ENTERTAINMENT ➝       Emmys 2020: Our Picks for Award-Worthy TV All this week, The 72nd Emmy Awards have been rolling out, with creative categories revealed each day via livestream, and a wrap-up ceremony scheduled for this Saturday on FXX. It all leads up to the big announcements for major awards – n... READ MORE ➝     Review: Tenet‘s Dreamlike Spectacle is Made for the Big Screen, but is it Worth the Trek out of L.A. County to see it? When Christopher Nolan plunged into a dream, within a dream, within a dream in Inception, it was hard to picture what he could do to top himself? Kill Batman (The Dark Knight Rises)? A tsunami in space (Interstellar)? A time-travel thriller... READ MORE ➝     ARTS MORE ARTS ➝       Arts Calendar: September 17 – 20 (Mostly Back at Home) If last week was an exercise in the making of appointments and the seeing of real people again in the art world, this week sees a bit of a fallback to the virtual -- and to talks and performances. A panoply of engaging conversations, topica... READ MORE ➝     Deep Dives Los Angeles: Artbound’s Eleventh Season Drops This Month In its ten previous seasons, Artbound has innovated and reinvented itself more than once, in the process rededicating itself to engagement storytelling that not only presents diverse aspects of L.A. culture, but represents the people and co... READ MORE ➝     CANNABIS MORE CANNABIS ➝       Michelin Stars to Cannabis In a world where the definition of craft cannabis looks to be getting a bit blurry, the agricultural skillset that former French Laundry farm chef Aaron Keefer brings to Sonoma Hills Farm’s new cannabis effort can only be described as art... READ MORE ➝     The Pandemic Picks: The Best Cannabis of Lockdown’s Six-Month Anniversary It’s the six month anniversary of California going into lockdown so we’re looking back at the biggest jump in legal weed smoking ever and the amazing pot we’re seeing right now since everyone has been stuck in their garden all this ti... READ MORE ➝       EVENTS     The Lone Pine Film Festival presents A Western Watch Party Since 1920, Hollywood has shot over 400 films in the Alabama Hills of Lone Pine, California. This film festival celebrates film making in Lone Pine and is a fundraiser for the Museum of Western Film History. We proudly present the World Premiere of the 4K Restoration of MACKINTOSH; T.J. – Roy Rogers’ last film with musical score by Waylo... LEARN MORE ➝   Outside Cinemas You're in for a treat! We teamed up with some amazing minority owned Restaurants and Food Trucks to create the perfect menu for your Movie Night Munchies. Come watch a Movie, catch a Vibe, and enjoy our Contact-Less Dinner Service from the ... LEARN MORE ➝             LA WEEKLY LAWEEKLY.com 724 S Spring St Los Angeles, CA 90014 Copyright 2019     View Online   UNSUBSCRIBE