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This Week on 'Visiting With Huell Howser' -- Ethiopian Food and Pizza
TV Talk

This Week on 'Visiting With Huell Howser' -- Ethiopian Food and Pizza

Jun 17, 2013
When Huell Howser Met David Hockney
TV Talk

When Huell Howser Met David Hockney

Jun 11, 2013
5 Reasons Why 'Borgen's' Denmark Is Culturally Progressive
Borgen

5 Reasons Why 'Borgen's' Denmark Is Culturally Progressive

Jun 17, 2013
'Mi-5,' Episode Thirty-Nine Recap: 'The Cell'
MI-5

'Mi-5,' Episode Thirty-Nine Recap: 'The Cell'

Jun 17, 2013
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How Do You Envision a Riverfront District?
Departures - Community

How Do You Envision a Riverfront District?

StoryShare:
Community members from Northeast L.A. shared the ways in which they would envision a "Riverfront District" by the L.A. River. Here are their stories.
Weekend Recipe: Steak Tacos With Pickled Onions
Food

Weekend Recipe: Steak Tacos With Pickled Onions

June 14, 2013 12:29 PM
by Katherine Spiers
The Public Kitchen:
Even if you don't like steak, you'll want the pickled onions recipe here!
Enjoy The Silence: The Inaudible Wonders Of The Carrizo Plain
The Back Forty

Enjoy The Silence: The Inaudible Wonders Of The Carrizo Plain

June 14, 2013 11:42 AM
by Elson Trinidad
Concrete and Chaparral :
I love noise. Or at least, I thought I did. Here, buffered by mountains and distance, the great urban lion has been hushed.
How L.A. Lost One of Its Earliest Parks
SoCal Focus

How L.A. Lost One of Its Earliest Parks

June 14, 2013 10:35 AM
by Nathan Masters
LA as Subject:
A popular outdoor retreat in the 1880s, Second Street Park became a casualty of industrial progress when L.A.'s first oil boom gripped the city in 1892. Today, not a trace of it remains.
Beats and Rhymes: The 562
Land of Sunshine

Beats and Rhymes: The 562

June 14, 2013 10:30 AM
by Mike Sonksen
LA Letters:
The poem is my ode to not only Long Beach but the entire Southeastern quadrant of Los Angeles County, better known as a region by its area code, 562.
Engaged and Inspired: DEHSART
Artbound

Engaged and Inspired: DEHSART

June 14, 2013 1:00 AM
by Evan Senn
Los Angeles:
Visual artists Larissa Nickel and Karyl Newman turn illegally dumped trash into whimsical recycled sculptures, encouraging their community to rethink their conceptions about waste.
Locals Only: Meet the Bands of the Coachella Valley
Artbound

Locals Only: Meet the Bands of the Coachella Valley

June 14, 2013 1:00 AM
by Marco Vera
Riverside:
Five local bands from the Coachella Valley chat about their takes on the local music scenery, the desert as influence, and the Coachella Music Festival.
Shifting Lanes: The Demise of the Southern California Autotopia
Land of Sunshine

Shifting Lanes: The Demise of the Southern California Autotopia

June 13, 2013 5:30 PM
by Ryan Reft
Intersections:
To understand the City of Angels, Joan Didion once wrote, one needed to immerse oneself in the freeway experience or, as she put it, "the only secular communion Los Angeles has."
Malibu Least Terns Have Flown Back To Venice Beach
The Back Forty

Malibu Least Terns Have Flown Back To Venice Beach

June 13, 2013 4:15 PM
by Clarissa Wei
Wildlife:
The least terns that had set up shop at the Malibu Lagoon for the first time in 73 years have returned to Venice Beach as of last Saturday.
Metro's Summer Public Art Tour Connects Rail, Artists, and Communities
Land of Sunshine

Metro's Summer Public Art Tour Connects Rail, Artists, and Communities

June 13, 2013 4:00 PM
by Ed Fuentes
Writing on the Wall:
The summer tour will be held on the first Thursdays of July, August, and September.
Bridge to Somewhere: A Graduation Ceremony Just as Important
SoCal Focus

Bridge to Somewhere: A Graduation Ceremony Just as Important

June 13, 2013 3:39 PM
by Erin Aubry Kaplan
Cakewalk:
For students who never thought they were traditional college material, graduation is not just about a piece of paper. It's about peace of mind.
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Jenni X commented on Rolling the Years: Moonlight Rollerway's Enduring Appeal:

“World of Wheels is *on* Venice Blvd, but it's near the intersection with San Vicente, and not at all in Venice. Also, this weekend, June 22/23, 2013...”
June 19, 2013 9:02 AM | Reply
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helloitabot commented on Rolling the Years: Moonlight Rollerway's Enduring Appeal:

“Nice article, but it's on the wrong skate rink: http://www.lamag.com/citythink/citythinkblog/2013/06/18/world-on-wheels-rolls-to-a-stop...”
June 19, 2013 8:58 AM | Reply
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tovangar2 commented on How L.A. Lost One of Its Earliest Parks:

“Joseph Bayer died in 1900....”
June 18, 2013 10:54 PM | Reply
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tovangar2 commented on How L.A. Lost One of Its Earliest Parks:

“Joseph Bayer died in 1900....”
June 18, 2013 10:53 PM | Reply
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sheila commented on CA Wind Facilities Want Permits That Will Allow Them to Harm Eagles:

“In response to MJ, I might say that it's due to the MASSIVE GREENWASHING that these deadly boondoggles are getting from the unholy triumverate of corp...”
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