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LUCKYRICE Brought Heritage Recipes to Life at Vibiana
Contributions by Elise Thompson. The theme at last week’s LUCKYRICE: Breaking Bao at the gorgeous Vibiana Cathedral was Family Dinners, and they encouraged the chefs to serve their favorite family dishes. Chef Vanda Asapahu of Ayura Thai told The LA … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer & Wine, Food, Photo Essays
Tagged Ayura Thai, Button Mash, Kato, Little Sister, LUCKYRICE, Nguyen Tran, Park's BBQ, Starry Kitchen
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L.A. Becomes the ‘City of Gold’ in Tribute to ‘Times’ Food Writer Jonathan Gold
A citywide participation in a “City of Gold” tribute to Jonathan Gold took place on Saturday, July 28, 2018. Various government, art, entertainment, and other landmark buildings splashed their walls and fountains or gilded their crowns with gold light in honor … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food
Tagged Chinatown, city of gold, City of LA, Elise Thompson, food critic, gilded city, gold, Grand Park, Jitlada, Jonathan gold, LA Times, Los Angeles, Los Angeles City Hall, Monique A LeBleu, Sarintip "Jazz" Singsanong, Suthiporn Tui Sungkamee, The Broad, the la beat, The LA Times, the los angeles beat, The Wiltern, Union Station, Wilshire Grand
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The Concern Foundation’s 44th Annual Block Party Lit up Paramount Studios with Superheroes
On Saturday evening, July 14, 2018 the “Concern Foundation hosted their 44th Annual Block Party,” honoring Dr Jay and Kris Calvert and family on the backlot of Paramount Studios in Hollywood. This year’s theme was “Cancer Crusaders,” with Batman, the … Continue reading
Jonathan Gold, LA’s Most Celebrated Writer and Ardent Fan Gone at 57
Today we lost Pulitzer Prize and James Beard Award-winning food critic Jonathan Gold to Pancreatic Cancer. He was 57. I am not a professional journalist. I am not able to put my own feelings aside and write an article about … Continue reading
Posted in Food, News & Sports
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The 38th Annual Lotus Festival Returns to Echo Park Lake This Weekend
Saturday, Echo Park’s Lotus Festival, a free 2-day celebration of Asian-American heritage kicks off at noon. Every year the event features a different country, and the country for 2018 is the People’s Republic of China. Enjoy dances, live music, and demonstrations … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cocktails, Beer & Wine, Food, Live Music, Music, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged 38th Lotus Festival, Asian-American heritage, Bob Baker Marionettes, Bollywood Dancing, Dragon Boat Races, echo park, Echo Park Lake, Hula dancing, Kendo, Korean Folk Dancing, kung fu, Lion dancers, live jazz, Lotus Festival, Muay Thai, Polynesian Dancing, Tai Chi
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French Fry Flashback Friday
As social media fake holidays go, none are more fun than the food-related ones. National French Fry Day is no exception. Whether with a burger, your favorite chicken sandwich, a hoagie, a steak, as a side, or as part of … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Benaddictz, Boos Philly, burgers and fries, cheese fries, chicken sando, Columbo's Italian Steakhouse and Jazz Club, comfort food, DTLA Rendevous, foodporn, Foothill, french fries, fries, hoagies, kalua pork fries, loaded fries, Monique A LeBleu, national french fry day, philly cheesesteak, Plate 38, Secret Burger Showdown, South City Fried Chicken, The Kitchen, The L.A. Beat, the la beat, Twoheys
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Where to Watch 4th of July Fireworks 2018
Some people have been saying that they don’t feel patriotic this year. But I don’t see this holiday being about politics. it’s a day for barbecuing with your family, going to parades and blowing shit up. My only real problem … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Cocktails, Beer & Wine, Food, Live Music, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged americafest, Aquarium of the pacific, burbank, Councilman Bob Blumenfield, culver city, Dodger Stadium, Fire Works, fourth of july, Grand Park, Independence Day, John Philip Sousa, July 4, july 4th, Los Angeles, Marina del Rey, Michael Jackson, pacific palisades run, Queen Mary, Rose Bowl, six flags magic mountain, starlight bowl
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Laguna Beach Landmark Las Brisas Introduces New Patio Menu
Situated on the cliffs of Laguna Beach, venerable Mexican seafood restaurant Las Brisas has a new patio menu worthy of a drive down PCH. With starter choices like guacamole, seafood cocktail, skillet nachos and charred asparagus, you can’t go wrong … Continue reading
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Tagged ahi tuna burger, Beach, grilled salmon, Laguna Beach, landmark, Las Brisas, Orange County, seafood restaurant, southern california
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