Fool's Gold is from Los Angeles by way of Nigeria circa 1978. They are currently one of the most popular groups in France, where the media obsessively documents their every move (see video below), making life hell for the band members who prefer their relative anonymity in LA. Get to their show on December 21st at the Echoplex and see them live, you can thank us later. You can listen to them on MySpace.
Alexis Rivera contributed to this report from his hideaway on sugar mountain.
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These infused pre-rolls are a great way to take cannabis consumption to a level that borders on a psychedelic experience. One of these puffs like a cigar and another is inspired by the 90s, and the other one is a reminder of how hashish is forever.
Plus fancy French soft serve Magic Shell sundaes, Yemeni whole fish, "fish fries," and a South Korean coffee shop giving Quentin Tarantino a run for his money.
Inspired by Los Angeles's diverse food cultures, the Mar Vista corner market offers a wide variety of multicultural snacks, pantry staples, and prepared food, in addition to an impressive breakfast and deli menu by Chef David Kuo.
The simple hand roll is decidedly egalitarian and its etiquette straightforward. Now that Los Angeles has become an unofficial hand roll capital outside of Japan, we decided to try five popular concepts across the city and rank them accordingly. Here’s what we found.
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