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Where to Watch Tonight's Presidential Debates in L.A.

Tonight, candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will debate the economy, and many L.A. venues are turning it into a festive affair. From themed drinks like "Piña Kamalas" to live comedy performances, these local spots offer various celebrations for democracy enthusiasts. Whether you want to cheer, boo, or laugh, there’s a venue for you. The debates start at 6 p.m., but many places suggest arriving early for prime seating and fantastic drink specials. Some events require tickets, while others welcome walk-ins.

'The White Lotus' Star Natasha Rothwell on Hulu's 'How to Die Alone'

Check out Natasha Rothwell's new creation "How to Die Alone" this Friday on Hulu! Join Melissa as she navigates the ups and downs of self-love and independence in the buzzing city of New York. Don't miss this mix of heartfelt and comedic moments, tailored by Rothwell's own life experiences.

Surfing Into Inclusion: Black Surfers Unite at Huntington Beach

Join Nathan Fluellen at Huntington Beach on September 14th for A Great Day in the Stoke! Celebrate with us as we spotlight talented Black surfers and push for greater diversity in the sport. Don't miss the joy, waves, and community spirit. Let's make surfing accessible for everyone!

Popular Venice Beach Denizen Dies of Heart Attack Months After Unprovoked Stabbing

The Venice Beach community is heartbroken over the loss of Hugo Aragon Hernandez. Known for his unwavering kindness and his two dogs, Hugo’s death from a heart attack following an unprovoked stabbing has left a void. The community is raising funds to send his body home to Mexico. Help honor his memory.

Linkin Park's Return Marred in Controversy

Linkin Park is back with new singer Emily Armstrong, but the return hasn’t been smooth. Critics, including Cedric Bixler-Zavala, have accused Armstrong of supporting convicted rapist Danny Masterson and having ties to Scientology. As the band gears up for their concert on Sept. 11, fans are divided. Will this controversy overshadow their comeback?

Eddie Huang on Vice and the End of a Toxic Media Darling

Eddie Huang’s "Vice Is Broke" reveals the dark side of Vice Media's history, including an arm-wrestling match with controversial cofounder Gavin McInnes. Premiering at TIFF, this doc dives into the company's toxic legacy. Watch to see Huang’s unfiltered take on Vice’s dramatic rise and fall.

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