We love the Dodgers and consider Harry Nilson one of the great L.A. songwriters of the 1970's, so it's a wonder we've never heard of this song until today. Channeling the rock 'n' roll energy of a tune like "Jump Into the Fire" this simple Yo Dodger Blue / LA Loves You refrain is catchy and should be played in the Stadium and on TV. You can download the track via MediaFire here. Via this excellent Harry Nilson blog and Craig Robinson.
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The Supper Liberation Front is considered to be one of the first pop-ups in L.A. and Mexico's dining scenes, starting in a punk squat house in Riverside in 2009. After fighting cancer for two years, the pioneering chef who refined his style working in Baja fine dining restaurants is excited to get back to his anarcho-punk DIY cooking roots.
From Mexico to Los Angeles, La Virgen de Guadalupe has no borders. Her image can be found anywhere from corner markets to food trucks is a constant reminder that Latinos are presente (here).
You can drink cocktails from a toy bathtub while playing mini-golf, before you get your black dough pizza at a Black-owned pizza pop-up.
“I saw it and thought, this can not be that Mike Feuer,” the source said during an interview with L.A. TACO. “Anyone who is familiar with homeless issues in L.A. knows him as kind of a central villain.”
L.A. is a city of legendary pozoles, if you know where to look. Vegan, chicken, pork, pata, and even jackfruit. Each pozole on this list has its own distinct identity. All will warm your body and soul.
