Mexico Elects First Woman President

Claudia Sheinbaum has been elected as Mexico’s first woman president, a historic win celebrated nationwide. The former mayor of Mexico City secured around 60% of the vote, succeeding outgoing President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador. Advocates for women's rights are hopeful as Sheinbaum prepares to tackle numerous challenges, from security to immigration, while building on her predecessor’s legacy.

Homeless Encampment by Hollywood's Sunset Sound Recording Studio Cleared

Mayor Karen Bass’s Inside Safe program has relocated 30 homeless individuals from Sunset Sound recording studio into city-leased housing, helping to mitigate safety concerns for the iconic studio. The once-problematic encampment is now cleared, paving the way for a safer environment for artists.

Osteria La Buca Staff Mourn Two Brothers Killed Outside L.A. Memorial Coliseum

Two brothers, Sergio and Ricardo Rios, were tragically killed in an execution-style shooting near Exposition Park. Sergio, a cherished host at Osteria La Buca, leaves behind two young children and a grieving community. Read how their loved ones are coping and how you can help.

Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris Hotel Unveils Summer Olympics Offerings

Experience the magic of the 2024 Summer Olympics at Le Royal Monceau — Raffles Paris. Dive into the hotel's rich history with art installations, rare Olympic memorabilia, and themed cocktails. Explore now and make your stay in Paris unforgettable!

ESPN Host Calls WNBA Player Caitlin Clark a ‘White B***h’

ESPN's Pat McAfee caused quite a stir by referring to WNBA star Caitlin Clark with an offensive term. While praising Clark’s impact, McAfee’s verbiage drew backlash, spotlighting ongoing issues with how women athletes are portrayed. Do men in sports media need to do better?

Actor Jonathan Tucker Interrupts Terrifying Home Invasion To Carry Neighbor Kids to Safety

Jonathan Tucker, star of "Kingdom" and "City On A Hill," turned into a real-life hero during a home invasion in Hancock Park. He saw the intruder enter his neighbor's home and quickly called 911. Tucker navigated the chaotic scene, carrying a little girl to safety and helping the mother and infant, while LAPD arrested the suspect. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on such brave acts!

Cyndi Lauper Announces Farewell Tour Including 3 Dates in Southern California

Cyndi Lauper is saying goodbye with a 23-city North American farewell tour this fall! Kicking off October 18 in Montreal and ending in Chicago on December 5, fans will get to experience her iconic hits live one last time. Plus, look out for her documentary on Paramount+! Tickets go on sale Tuesday!

Sabrina Carpenter Announces New Album, ‘Short n' Sweet’

Sabrina Carpenter just announced her sixth album, "Short n' Sweet," coming this August! After a stellar year with hit singles and performances, this new album is set to be a game-changer. Mark your calendars for August 23!

Biden Camp Blasts Fox News As Anchor Gives Trump Credit for Biden Achievement

The Biden campaign demands a correction from Fox News after anchor John Roberts falsely credited Trump for President Biden's achievement of capping insulin prices at $35. The campaign highlighted that Trump's announced plan in 2020 was never implemented. Biden successfully enacted the policy through the Inflation Reduction Act, helping millions of seniors.

Your June Guide to L.A. (Juneteenth Edition)

June in L.A. is packed with celebrations honoring Juneteenth. Whether it's the powerful story of "A Strange Loop," exciting concerts by Janet Jackson or Megan Thee Stallion, or communal festivities in Long Beach and Leimert Park, there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on these incredible events showcasing Black culture and history!

Our Pride Runneth Over: LGBTQ+ Luminaries Making an Impact in L.A.

Los Angeles Magazine honors 14 amazing LGBTQ+ individuals who have made waves in their communities. From Gigi Gorgeous and her candid sharing of the trans journey to the entertainment revolution of RuPaul’s Drag Race by Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey, these trailblazers inspire us all. Read more about their incredible contributions and how they’re shaping the future of LGBTQ+ visibility and advocacy.

Star-Studded Parties Kick Off Pride Month in L.A.

Los Angeles is celebrating Pride Month with a bang! 🌈 West Hollywood's vibrant kick-off included performances by Paris Hilton and Adam Lambert. Stay in the loop with our updated guide to Pride Month events across the city!

Profiles in Pride: Music Attorney Dina LaPolt Has No Shame

Dina LaPolt's life is a testament to resilience and pride. Representing stars like Cardi B and 21 Savage, she has also fought for critical legislation in the music industry. Discover her journey of overcoming discrimination and her commitment to the LGBTQ community. Dive into her story and get inspired!

Profiles in Pride: Jason Lee Has Hollywood on Lock

Jason Lee has become a crucial voice in hip-hop, using his platform to break down barriers and foster understanding. As an openly gay man, he is working to challenge homophobia within the industry while maintaining a strong presence across TV, radio, and digital media. Discover how he’s leading change and advocating for inclusivity.

The Luxury Hotels Throwing Drag Brunches

Join the celebration! Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills and Conrad Los Angeles are hosting spectacular drag brunches for Pride month. Enjoy mesmerizing performances, delicious brunch dishes, and unique cocktails that support a good cause. Make your reservations now on OpenTable!

PRESTIGE JUNKIE: Missing in Action

The 2023 Emmy race looks different this year with major shows like House of the Dragon, Andor, and Stranger Things out of the running due to strike delays. Amid a less crowded field, will familiar winners like The Bear and RuPaul's Drag Race dominate again?

'Hacks' Creators on Their Wild Ride: 'Every Season is a Miracle'

"Hacks" season three faced unprecedented challenges, from Jean Smart's heart surgery to the writers' strike. Yet, creators Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello persevered, delivering a season praised as the best yet. Dive into their journey of creativity and resilience — proof that every season of TV is indeed a miracle!

Your Guide to Pride Month in L.A.

1. L.A. Pride in the Park - June 8

2. L.A. Pride Parade - June 9

3. LGTBQ+ Pride Night at Dodger Stadium - June 14

4. Trans Pride L.A. - June 14-15

5. WeHo Pride Arts Festival - June 14-16

6. Pride is Universal - June 15

7. Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite - June 18, 20

8. Love, Loud & Proud, Pasadena - June 22

9. SaMo Pride - June 22

10. DTLA Proud Marketplace - June 23

11. SFV Pride - June 29

12. Out on the Mountain - August 16

13. DTLA Proud - August 24-25

14. Gay Days Anaheim - September 13-15

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