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Latin American flavors are celebrated at Latino Restaurant Week Long Beach (opens the original)
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Some of Long Beach’s best Latino-owned restaurants will be taking part in Latino Restaurant Week of Long Beach, which returns Oct. 5-11 with more than a dozen restaurants participating. “We wanted to make sure we highlighted the contributions Latinos are doing here in Long Beach,” said Roberto Carlos Lemus, one of the organizers of the event. Unlike events like the popular Dine LA Restaurant Week, restaurants in Long Beach will not be offering prix-fix menus but instead will create specific dish
One of these custom vehicles may become the latest Hot Wheels toy car craze (opens the original)
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The next hot toy car may be found at this free life-size car show in El Segundo. The Hot Wheels Legends Tour rolls up to the Mattel Design Center on Saturday,Oct. 3 to bring together custom-built cars that are competing to one day be able to fit in a kid’s pocket or a toy track. “These are cars that people have been creating over years and years and really putting in all the hours to create something special. These are custom cars with modifications that you might not see elsewhere,” said Craig
German-inspired dishes and seasonal favorites join Polly’s Pies fall menu (opens the original)
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Polly’s Pies is getting into the fall spirit with a lineup of seasonal favorites and some German-inspired dishes to honor Oktoberfest. Available at all 12 Polly’s Pies locations in Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside counties, the new specials will be available through Oct. 12 and include dishes like the Brat & Eggs served with two large eggs and Polly’s potato pancakes. Also on the new menu are the Pumpkin Pancakes, served with two buttermilk pumpkin pancakes made with Coach’s Oats and topped wit
Horror films rise in new Academy Museum exhibition (opens the original)
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A red, blood-soaked carpet has been rolled out for Hollywood’s scariest ghosts, slashers, demons and the films that made them famous as the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures opens “The Horror Show” exhibition. Located on the fourth floor of the museum, the exhibit looks at horror films from classics like the 1922 movie “Nosferatu,” to modern classics like the 2013 ghost tale “The Conjuring” with hopes of exploring the popular genre’s emotional, cultural, and symbolic power. And one of horror’s b
Alt-rockers The Calling return with a new album decades after massive hit (opens the original)
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Following a yearslong hiatus, which was partially due to the lead singer’s life-threatening medical diagnosis, alt-rockers The Calling are back with a new album and a record release show in Malibu. And for the band’s co-founder, the new music is considered a comeback record as well as a continuation of where The Calling left off before the lengthy hiatus. “It is a comeback because obviously for me I didn’t even know I would be alive or able to do this now,” said Alex Band, The Calling’s co-found
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