President Obama To Target Hollywood Players Next Month at House of Blues and Fig & Olive
Unless you're a head Hollywood honcho, expect this to be the real Carmageddon and stay off the road.
Unless you're a head Hollywood honcho, expect this to be the real Carmageddon and stay off the road.
Gaga's latest incarnation looks a little like Christina Aguilera, minus a few cocktails.
We're crossing our fingers that it works out for Jen this time!
Some predictions on which L.A. restaurants are hot (or lame) enough to make it into Entourage this year.
Meanwhile, Keifer Sutherland finds an entire restaurant chanting "Jack Bauer" at him.
When the press descends, Arnold beelines for the department store instead of stopping at Umami Burger.
The biggest star in celebrity dining this week wasn't a person, but the place where Arnold went to make babies.
The President welcome heavy-weight Hollywood players to a benefit dinner last night.
No wonder Brad's glowing like he just stepped out of the rain and into Geena Davis' bed all over again.
L.A. Weekly turns an attempted April Fool's day joke into its next big review.
The new beer-centered gastro-pub from Brooke Williamson finds fourteen brews on tap, along with dishes like a calamari po'boy and lamb burgers.
Local owners band together at Alhambra's Gourmet Island to stand up for a so-called delicacy that is coming under fire.
Adam Lambert managed to get himself kicked out of Downtown L.A. bar for partying too hard on Gaga's 25th.
The great Laker entertained two companions over the catch-of-the-day while Ron Burgundy dropped in on Kris Morningstar at LACMA.
And in other not-so-surprising news, underage Miley Cyrus appears to have gotten plastered again.
If celebrities were really looking for a low-profile, they'd avoid the Hollywood hot-spot and eat at Norm's.
Will this New York import be the next success like Scarpetta or more like the Obika of olive oil?