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Fifty years ago, a glitchy yet terrifying animatronic shark persuaded movie audiences never to go in the water again. Luckily-for the photographer Tod Papageorge, at least-it didn't keep people off the beaches.

Julio Cesar Chavez Junior, lives partly in Los Angeles, where he was arrested Thursday over a visa issue, relating to his connection with El Chapo's family.

Right now, I'm obsessed with Los Angeles. I feel like I am experiencing new friendship groups. For me, what makes a place magical are the people that you surround yourself with.

Achieving that balance - high-quality ingredients and processes complemented by unique flavors and presentation - is what makes a baroque beverage a winner.

Coconut is one of the most important ingredients in Thai desserts, which is why we decided to call the shop Coco's. It's a flavor that's easy to eat. It's not too sweet, it's nuanced, and it pairs well with the toppings we offer.

The attack on Jessica McLaughlin at a 7-Eleven was reportedly instigated by an argument with her manager, leading to a violent confrontation that left her on life support.

Chef Rene Redzepi has announced that Noma's next residency will take place in Los Angeles for five to six months in 2026, aiming to connect with local creatives.

A centerpiece of the exhibition is Dzama's 2023 film To live on the Moon (For Lorca), which was originally commissioned by Performa for that year's iteration of the recurring performance festival in New York.

Kevin Devine, 54, died in the Eaton fire, marking him as the 18th victim of this tragedy, identified by the county medical examiner on April 22.

It's been absolutely terrifying. We are on hold with our lives right now until this is resolved,

In the early 20th century, Cole's and Philippe The Original both claim to have invented the French dip sandwich, leading to a long-standing rivalry.

If it's going to be rebuilt, I would like it to be rebuilt in a way that matches nature and has good energy.

La Tortilleria Azteca, a 50-year-old restaurant, will be relocating after its current site closes, continuing its legacy in a new Boyle Heights location.

The 12th annual Sunset Run supports the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation, aiming to improve education, healthcare, homelessness, and social justice for Angelenos.

"It felt like fate, and it was love at first sight," Kit writes, though the couple initially had doubts.

The Valley’s dive bars reflect a unique culture where patrons find comfort in the unexpected, making it a significant aspect of Los Angeles life.

Historically informed performance emerged as a movement to recapture the essence of classical works, as seen in the Miami City Ballet's production of "Swan Lake."

"I tried to strike a balance between being somewhat risk averse, but not so much that we don't innovate and do right by our kids and our workforce..."

Voodoo Doughnut has now opened its third location in Los Angeles, emphasizing its playful, yet quirky aesthetic and doughnut flavors including a new Venice Peach specialty.

"There's a million food festivals out there now and I think what makes Eeeeeatscon special is that it is a food festival but it's created in the spirit of a music festival where the restaurants are the headliners."

"Situated on Sunset Boulevard and Ivar Avenue, the Los Angeles Blue Note promises to deliver a blend of local artists with A-list talent, keeping the essence of its iconic New York counterpart."

Though imitators have followed, pastry chef Ellen Ramos created the LA-shaped churro during her Cha Cha Chá tenure. That dessert became a defining moment for the chef after she honed her style at 71 Above and Redbird.

LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell identified the sergeant as Shiou Deng, saying he was hit after pulling over to aid other motorists.

The project unfolded like a novel written without an outline, beginning with outdoor areas and evolving through phases without a predetermined connection.

Weiss quickly learned that she could no longer afford to live in Los Feliz, as apartments were significantly more expensive than what she was used to paying.

Farahanipour lamented, "I don't think that anything good will come out of this. If the regime changes, we're facing either another Iraq or Afghanistan."