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Havaianas’ Kitten Heels Bring Funk to Fashion Week (opens the original)
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Post-Copenhagen Fashion Week, the newest Havaianas have garnered a buzz for their eclectic new look as the industry embraces the funk As the industry moves from idolizing the “clean girl” to embracing the “weird girl,” the pursuit of individual style once again emerges in the question of what draws the most attention — and it might just be the newest Havaianas’ kitten heels. We all know and love the classic Havaianas. Launched in 1962, the affordable Brazilian staple was inspired by Japanese zor
Why Indie Filmmakers Still Choose Los Angeles Over Hollywood (opens the original)
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Founders of Getaway Entertainment are optimistic about the future of Los Angeles as a home for indie filmmaking, thanks to feature “Tilt” For decades, Los Angeles has been the undisputed home of filmmaking. Yet today, as generous tax incentives lure productions to other states and countries, independent filmmakers are left wondering if it is still possible to build a sustainable production company in the heart of Hollywood. For the founders of Getaway Entertainment, the answer is a resounding ye
L.A. County Indoor Temperature Law Explained Before 2027 (opens the original)
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L.A. County’s new indoor temperature standard will require many rental homes to stay below 82 degrees by 2027 In 2025, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance requiring housing units in unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County to maintain a maximum indoor temperature of 82 degrees Fahrenheit beginning Jan. 1, 2027. As Southern California experiences yet another sweltering summer with frequent heat advisory warnings, this standard seems to be highly anticipated and pre
How This L.A. Neighborhood Is Combating Intense Heatwaves - LAmag (opens the original)
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The San Fernando Valley city of Pacoima has found a new solution for the scorching heat and humidity As temperatures in Los Angeles continue to rise to record-breaking highs for a sweltering weekend, one neighborhood is, quite literally, blazing a trail for a new way to deal with the heat. The National Weather Service placed a heat advisory warning across L.A. County from Wednesday to Sunday, as temperatures are expected to reach 110 degrees. For San Fernando Valley’s Pacoima, this torridity is
Southern California Lifeguard Rescues Surge During Heatwave (opens the original)
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Lifeguards have reported almost 2,000 ocean rescues as temperatures swelter and Angelenos take to the beaches Just last week, Los Angeles Magazine reported lifeguards made over 100 water rescues in Newport Beach last week due to tropical storm Elida’s passing along Southern California’s coast. Rising temperatures have made beaches extremely enticing for Angelenos to spend these hot summer days. An extreme heat warning has been issued from Friday to Sunday, according to the National Weather Servi
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