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The Daily Brief: LASD Homicide Seeks Man Who Fled Murder Scene, Frieze L.A. 2025 Heats Up, and more.
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Good Afternoon! It’s Wednesday, Feb 19.
With a high of 70°, we will have partly cloudy skies later in the day and potential fog overnight.
LASD Homicide Investigators Seeking Man Who Climbed Out Murder Victim's Window
Tragedy struck when CalArts student Menghan Zhuang, also known as Emily King, was found murdered in her Santa Clarita condo. A $20,000 reward is now offered for any information that could identify the suspect, a male companion seen climbing out her second-story window. The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department revealed video footage of a person of interest who Zhuang may have known. The devastating incident has left the CalArts community mourning and eagerly seeking justice for Zhuang’s senseless and violent death.

Frieze L.A. 2025 Heats Up— and Helps Local Artists
Explore Frieze L.A. 2025’s exciting art landscape this February! From emerging artists in the Focus section to a new Film Award, there’s something for everyone.
More Than a Million Dollars in Movie Posters Come Up For Auction
Propstore's auction features over 900 rare movie posters estimated to bring in over $1.5 million! With Dracula and Frankenstein leading the pack of history’s cinematic treasures, this event promises to captivate the competitive world of collectors.
L.A. Art Show Showcases More Diverse Voices Than Ever
LA Art Show's 30th anniversary brings global art diversity to Los Angeles, featuring over 100 galleries, impactful installations, and thematic retrospectives. Experience art like never before.
Miss Rita Rekindles Lucha VaVoom for Fire Relief
Nothing says L.A. like Miss Rita's 'I ❤️ LA' Lucha VaVoom benefit! A dazzling mix of music, burlesque, and wrestling powers a night of fun and relief at the Belasco Theater, February 19.
L.A. Schools Implement District-Wide Cellphone Ban
As LAUSD enforces its new cellphone ban, the classroom landscape changes significantly. Amidst cheers for reduced distractions, some parents voice concerns over safety and privacy.
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Los Angeles magazine Presents: Angels of Comedy – A Night of Laughter and Giving Back
Experience the power of humor and community spirit! Angels of Comedy at L.A.'s historic Engine Co. No. 28 united laughter with purpose on February 13, raising vital funds for wildfire victims. Catch highlights online and join in supporting this critical cause before February 25th.


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