Rodney King was honored 35 years after his beating became the catalyst that transformed Hip-Hop into a powerful movement.

The Rodney King Foundation, My Tribe Rise and Altadena Rising are commemorating 35 years after Rodney King’s beating by Los Angeles police, which sparked demonstrations and riots nationwide. King, who ...

Slayer were used to controversy, but when they rocked up to play the Hollywood Palladium in 1988, they didn't expect this.

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Riot Games has purchased the Olympic Boulevard offices it has occupied for a decade, Bisnow has confirmed. Riot Games paid $150M to its former landlord, Hudson Pacific Properties, and another $81M to ...

Tiffany Haddish is opening up about witnessing the extent of the destruction in Gaza City during her trip to Israel last year. In an interview with Angie Martinez, Haddish recalled visiting a place ...

On Friday evening, six actors walked into the Black Box Theater in Swain Hall ready to perform for the small audience in front of them. However, they were not wearing any costumes; they were dressed ...

In this gripping personal account, journey with me as I recount the chaotic days of the LA Riots and how I barely survived the turmoil. Experience the fear and uncertainty that gripped the city during ...

Law enforcement agencies across Los Angeles are fielding lawsuits as questions mount over how this summer’s anti-immigration enforcement riots first sparked. The Federation for American Immigration ...

Besides using it as an occasional tour stop, one wouldn’t readily expect a Los Angeles rock band like Guns N’ Roses to let a Midwestern town that’s 62x smaller than where they live occupy too much ...