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Drunk Theatre Company Nears 200 Shows in Los Angeles (opens the original)
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Drunk Theatre Company is nearing its 200th improv show in Los Angeles, celebrating nine years of comedy, friendship and whiskey In 2017, a group of friends and improvisers in San Francisco got a Friday night slot at a theater and needed to find a way to get butts in seats. The troupe wanted a hook that would make their performance irresistible. “We had a long list of ideas, and at the bottom of that list was, ‘What if one of us gets drunk?,’ which is pretty crazy and stupid,” said Ittai Geiger,
East L.A.’s Fight for Representation and Local Government (opens the original)
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The country’s most populated unincorporated community has 120,000 people yet no mayor, city council or local representation. It’s not for a lack of trying Los Angeles is living through a year of change. Contentious Governor and Congressional races combine with a November general election that will pick the mayor of this country’s second-largest city. Over two million registered voters will choose between incumbent Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilmember Nithya Raman. But while millions more can
Paramount May Leave California Over Warner Bros. Merger Fight (opens the original)
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A lawsuit led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta still stands in the way of Paramount Skydance’s proposed $110 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison told top executives last week to prepare to move away from California if Attorney General Rob Bonta refuses to negotiate a settlement in the massive antitrust lawsuit that seeks to halt its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. 12 states’ attorneys general filed the suit against the merger, set to go to
LAUSD Schools Reopen Wednesday: What Families Need to Know (opens the original)
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The country’s second-largest school district is going through changes, but other need-to-know facts remain from years past On Aug. 12, the country’s second-largest school district will open its doors to students for a new academic year. It’s been a tumultuous year for the leadership of the Los Angeles Unified School District. With leadership changes, financial troubles and outside risks still lingering over students and families, here’s everything to know in order to navigate the start of a new
Best Los Angeles Podcasts to Add to Your Commute (opens the original)
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Ranging from news and politics to arts and culture, Los Angeles has a vibrant scene of podcasts and radio shows that are bound to soften freeway traffic Los Angeles is a city constantly on the move. Whether its sprawling, active population likes it or not, there’s hardly a moment’s rest. A sit-down with a cup of joe and a leisurely look at a copy of Los Angeles Magazine isn’t always in the cards — and when it isn’t, whether it’s while driving, working or exercising, a podcast can come in handy t
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