Eat Your Art Out 8: Next Stop, The Twilight Zone
This is an art show, a silent auction to raise money for one of the top 10 roller derbies in the world (Angel City Derby Girls), but it's really an art party. If you've ever been to an Eat Your Art Out Event, you know it's full of fun people, food, drinks, live art, and much more... $5 gets you in the door. Keep reading for a freaky preview of some of the work on display, all of it Rod Sterling's Ghost approved...
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Introducing the first-ever edition of our Sunday cartoons: Sunday Taquitos! Art by Ivan Ehlers.
“Maybe it’s not just nostalgia that makes pan dulce irresistible this time of year. Maybe it’s biology, memory, and culture conspiring in the best possible way."
Border Patrol continues with their new strategy, effectively raising their numbers by focusing on Latino enclaves instead of spreading around the city. Today, they targeted Van Nuys and Panorama City, Snatching Street Vendors, Pedestrians, and Day Laborers Again. They were all over Van Nuys, Roscoe, Sepulveda, and Parthenia, to name a few bigger boulevards. They also returned to targeting popular grocery chains catering to Latinos.
One man who was walking to Gold Room bar had to get surgery on his finger after being shot with a “rubber bullet.” “He was just running away and they got him in the leg and shot the top of his finger off,” the man’s girlfriend told L.A. TACO.
Plus Japanese pastries, all-you-can-eat dumplings, and a party to benefit a local rapid response network.
We are starting to see a new pattern and strategy from Border Patrol crews here in the Southland: intensifying their operations and targeting specific neighborhoods, rather than having crews roam random parts of the city.
