Now playing at the Mark Taper Forum, “Jitney” follows several men as they work day and night to maintain their beloved cab station and livelihood.
Assemblymember Reginald Bryon Jones-Sawyer, Sr. held a press conference at Thomas Alva Edison Middle School in South Los Angeles where he announced the signing of the Assembly Bill 413 Bill changing the label “at-risk youth” to “at-promise youth.”
As the representative for District 37, Bass promises to update the press with calls and town halls.
The day-long experience was designed to prepare individuals for employment through workforce development and a job fair program.
Toave, 46, says her first mission is to keep the culture and dance alive.
Metro has been consistently working to beautify its stations and create a sense of pride within its riders and employees. A new project and digital photo series have been piloted at the new A-Line (formerly Blue Line) in Long Beach titled, “More People Than You Know.”
Bass opened the floor thanking everyone for joining the call, and explaining what happened in terms of the impeachment.
“Gem of the Ocean” was a true display of emotion, and the connection an individual has to their past.
Muoto shares how his career pursuits have led him to a career of building for others.
The event featured eight panels going over diversity in entertainment, working your side hustle into a full-time career, physical and mental health in the industry.
California Senators Nancy Skinner and Steven Bradford Co-author SB 206, The Fair Pay to Play Act, Signed By Governor Newsom
The Pointe on Vermont, a 50-unit mixed-use affordable housing development with commercial space on the ground floor, also including a recording studio to keep the youth out of the streets.
The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce honored the legendary entertainer, Jackie Wilson with a star on Hollywood Boulevard
The star located at Cahuenga and Hollywood Boulevard celebrate the legacy of the famed producer.
The inspiring documentary touched viewers and excited others.