Television’s most illustrious night is returning in glistening gold with the annual Emmy awards.
On Sunday, the Emmys will honor its 76th year of commendation at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater.

The 626 Night Market serves up plenty of flavor, but not without a side of frustration.
The famed marketplace made its highly anticipated return to Arcadia’s Santa Anita Park this weekend, kicking off on Friday and wrapping up Sunday.

Beneath the veneer of academia, UCLA harbors a den of satirical wit known as the Westwood Enabler.
Established in 2014, the independently managed and student-led media outlet has specialized in shaping sardonic content.

St. Vincent gave LA a “Los Ageless” night to remember at the Greek Theatre.
The Grammy-winning artist’s “All Born Screaming Tour” ignited in Los Angeles on a balmy evening Friday.

Once again, Foo Fighters prove they’ll stick around.
The “Everything Or Nothing At All” tour continued its electrifying run with Foo Fighters’ second show at Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium on Sunday night.

Independent Shakespeare Co. is staging an accessible theater.
On Friday, ISC held a production of William Shakespeare’s disreputable pastoral comedy, “As You Like It” for its annual Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival.

With heatwaves making a splash, the hottest video games are washing up on the shore.
Video game extraordinaires and casual players alike are sure to melt as the sunny season brings a blast of flaming graphics and entertainment.

This post was updated July 14 at 5:15 p.m.
With an inescapable sun gracing readers, rays of light scintillate upon the latest literary releases.
Bookworms and bibliophiles will thrive as summertime brings a crisp breeze of bewitching stories.

“T-Boy Swag” is spotlighting the UCLA transgender community.
Created by fourth-year film and television student Evan Ibarra, the podcast sparks conversation about topics relating to the transgender identity.

Fashion, fusion and a fight for self-expression is dominating the Hammer Museum summer 2024 exhibition preview, molding diversification.
With the dawn of hotter months rapidly approaching, the Westwood museum’s newest summer exhibits showcase historical and reflective art collections museum visitors will be able to observe for the remainder of the upcoming season.