“Alien: Romulus” took the film world by storm this past August with massive success. The thriller is the seventh installation in the “Alien” f…
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Dodger Stadium has released their newest dish in honor of Japanese Heritage Month , Chef Merito’s Ponzu asada fries.
Last week it was announced that all 99 Cents Only stores would soon be closing due to financial difficulties incurred since the pandemic as we…
A new mural project called “Conectando Comunidades” was recently unveiled in South Gate.
Across the Los Angeles County Library system, there will now be a program called “Connect & Go” where library attendees will be able to bo…
The new Netflix show “Griselda” features Sofia Vergara as Griselda Blanco, the drug lord from Colombia who was active from the 1970s to early …
“Bluey” is currently one of the most popular children’s shows airing on Disney Channel and Disney Plus. Many people rave about how great of a …
Netflix’s “Stranger Things” is undoubtedly one of the biggest television series today. With a strong sci-fi horror plot, it reels in millions …
Olvera Street, also known as Placita Olvera, held a celebration for Día de los Muertos, spanning nine days from October 25th to November 2nd. The merchants of Olvera Street have held this celebration for over 30 years. It is believed that during the celebration of Día de los Muertos, the veil between the living and dead thins, allowing family members who have passed on to visit their loved ones.