Bobby Finger and Lindsey Weber, hosts of the pop-culture podcast Who? Weekly, bring their sharp and irreverent perspective on celebrity to Harmony Gold for a discussion of I Want to Be Famous. The book examines how fame works in the digital era, from social media and algorithmic visibility to the strange new hierarchy separating instantly […]
Swedish pop star Zara Larsson brings the Midnight Sun Tour to The Greek Theatre for two nights of polished, high-energy pop beneath the stars. Known for powerhouse vocals, sleek dance-pop production, and a catalog filled with international hits, Larsson has built a stage presence that balances pop spectacle with confident, emotionally direct performance. The two-night […]
The New Beverly pairs two offbeat romantic films in a warmhearted 35mm double feature. John Cassavetes’ Minnie and Moskowitz stars Gena Rowlands and Seymour Cassel in an unlikely romance between a museum curator and a parking attendant, blending bruised emotions, eccentric humor, and the director’s unmistakably intimate style. The evening continues with Once Around, directed […]
Jack White brings his explosive live show to the Hollywood Palladium for a two-night engagement, delivering the raw guitar energy, sharp songwriting, and restless musical experimentation that have defined his career. From his work with The White Stripes to The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, and his solo catalog, White has remained one of the most […]
Comedian CP hosts a late-night stand-up showcase in the Hollywood Improv Main Room, joined by Guy Torry, Kanisha Buss, Aaron Monte, and Dave Helem. The lineup brings together a range of comic styles, giving the night the feel of a fast-paced club showcase built around sharp observations, storytelling, and distinct personalities. The event is presented […]
Author Amy Fusselman celebrates her new novel Cloud Six, a hilarious and moving story about a married couple who die in a plane crash and unexpectedly wake up in the lowest tier of heaven. Guided through a strange afterlife by a rabbit skeleton and confronted by a bizarre demon landlord, Mam and Bunko try to […]
The New Beverly pairs two offbeat romantic films in a warmhearted 35mm double feature. John Cassavetes’ Minnie and Moskowitz stars Gena Rowlands and Seymour Cassel in an unlikely romance between a museum curator and a parking attendant, blending bruised emotions, eccentric humor, and the director’s unmistakably intimate style. The evening continues with Once Around, directed […]
John C. Reilly steps into the role of Mister Romantic for an evening of love songs, longing, humor, and old-school theatrical charm at Largo. Accompanied by a seasoned band featuring Gabe Witcher, Davíd Garza, David Piltch, and Charles De Castro, Reilly blends music and personality into a warm, slightly eccentric performance built around romance in […]
Panamanian icon Rubén Blades returns to the Hollywood Bowl with Roberto Delgado Big Band for the Fotografías Tour, celebrating his latest production alongside songs from a career that helped redefine salsa worldwide. A 12-time Grammy and 13-time Latin Grammy winner, Blades has long blended classic Afro-Cuban salsa with jazz, rock, and influences from across Latin […]
Theatre Unleashed presents the world premiere of IMAGO, a funny, uncompromising, and unexpectedly tender new play about art, ambition, family, and what it costs to finally allow yourself to change. At its center is Katherine Harmston, a fiercely independent painter whose refusal to compromise has shaped both her art and her life. When news of […]
Charles Arnoldi returns to Michael Kohn Gallery with an upcoming exhibition highlighting the bold visual language that has defined his long and influential career. Known for his energetic approach to abstraction, Arnoldi creates compositions driven by shape, line, rhythm, and color, giving his work a sense of movement that feels both carefully constructed and spontaneous. […]
La Luz de Jesus Gallery celebrates 40 years of groundbreaking exhibitions with a major anniversary presentation honoring the gallery’s long-standing role in Los Angeles’ lowbrow, pop-surrealist, outsider, and countercultural art scenes. Founded in 1986 by Billy Shire, the gallery helped create a platform for artists working outside traditional fine-art conventions and became an influential force […]
