Los Angeles Happenings

The Natural History Museum’s Latest Exhibition is a Scream

The latest exhibition at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles weaves together tales of classic Hollywood monsters and the

Calling all Frank-o-philes: You can now live among the Polyphonic acid trip artwork of Lisa Frank, and for pretty cheap,

Downtown Los Angeles teems with spooky haunts; long shuttered theaters reopened, abandoned warehouses turned into rave dungeons, and myriad one

It’s been 70 years since Norm Roybark opened his first namesake diner. While the original Sunset and Vine Norms is

Now that I’ve seen a good bit of L.A.’s Halloween offerings, I can say that Haus of Creep is our

Be Kind, Rewind: Vidiots is back! The beloved video store and cultural institution is coming to Eagle Rock in 2020

Honey, they blew up the fig! A massive humanoid light installation descends on DTLA’s bustling FIGAt7th shopping plaza Oct. 30 through

A tapas dinner date can easily go one of two ways. The small-bite, multi-course Spanish style of eating can dazzle

Now in its third year, Haunted Little Tokyo is filling one of Los Angeles’ most historic and exciting neighborhoods with

Everything is illuminated is more than an enchanting movie title; it’s a way of light. The rabidly popular -and unrelated

Do you like your Riesling spine tingling? Your vino, screamo? Well if you’ve ever wanted to enjoy a luxurious, pastoral

Stanley Kubrick is considered one of the most influential directors of all time, a genre hopping filmmaker who was equally