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A top-of-the-line haircut or manicure is something most people like to indulge in from time to time.
Some troubled Los Angeles veterans are getting help through an unlikely source: orphaned parrots.
Twice a year, Los Angeles’ homeless get a backpack that can make living on the streets a little more bearable.
Shaggy-haired Joseph Lunsford, the costumed head butler at Southern California’s Mochi Cafe, trekked from San Diego to Los Angeles with a mission: Serve tofu balls and sandwiches at Los Angeles’ first cat cafe.
In a city where images of dogs perched under restaurant patio tables have become ubiquitous, one man is trying to stake a claim for L.A.’
“My cat’s on Instagram†is a phrase you don’t hear all that often, unless you happened to be at Sunday’s premiere of the L.A.
The Feline Film Festival – part of a worldwide tour celebrating all things cats – will arrive Sunday at Exposition Park.
Oh, the awkward family portrait.
Clothes make the man. But what about the man who makes the clothes? ...
A mask maker’s journey, in and out of the wrestling ring
