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'Matthias Fest': Young movie fanatic will self-fund Santa Ana movie festival for his birthday (opens the original)
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Ex-theater employee Matthias Avina wants to share movie magic as he turns 23. SANTA ANA, Calif. (KABC) -- For those who know Matthias Avina, choosing a movie theater as a birthday party venue was a no-brainer. But it's what the 22-year-old decided after that choice that has many fellow movie fans celebrating. On Sept. 19, the former theater employee will host his very own film festival in Santa Ana, with free tickets up for grabs to five of his favorite movies. Frida Cinema, Orange County's only
The N.O.W. Church to host free community Grandparents Day celebration in Long Beach (opens the original)
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Families can enjoy live music, giveaways, mental health and wellness resources. LONG BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- Grandparents can do much for children, not just as stewards of familial history, but love and encouragement. Unfortunately, many older adults in this role experience isolation and don’t always get the recognition they deserve. In honor of Grandparents Day on Sept. 13, The N.O.W Church is opening its doors to families across Southern California for an afternoon of celebration and fun. From
The Dinah reveals headliner for Palm Springs festival (opens the original)
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Two-time Grammy nominee rapper Da Brat to perform at historic music festival for LGBTQ+ women. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KABC) -- We now know who will be headlining one of the year's biggest LGBTQ+ events. For 35 years, The Dinah has attracted thousands of revelers to Palm Springs for the world's longest-running music festival for queer women. Groundbreaking rapper and actress Da Brat was just announced as the first of a long line of performers expected to appear at the 2026 fete, from Sept. 30 to O
Thousands celebrate Fourth of July at Huntington Beach annual parade (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- Even before the sun rose Saturday, a sense of celebration and pride could be felt throughout Huntington Beach. Thousands lined the parade route and watched the 122nd annual Huntington Beach 4th of July Parade, the nation's largest Independence Day celebration west of the Mississippi. Classic cars and military vehicles took part as streamers and other decor in red, white and blue hung from shop windows and street signs. Eyewitness News meteorologists Brianna Ruf
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