If you live in LA and love graff, then you know one of the best places to paint is Venice Beach. This past weekend, that tradition might be over. ICU Art will be ending the Venice Art Walls program-- their twelve year journey has come to end. Many artists came out to show support and say farewell to what might have been the last safe place to paint in the city. Is it really over? Check out IWuzHereFirst.com for more details about what might be coming next for the Venice Beach walls.
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There’s no shortage of taco shops, trucks, and stands in and around the Inglewood area. You can drive down Hawthorne Blvd between Century Blvd and the 105 freeway to find a dozen taco trucks competing for your attention.
Indie journalism, some of the best cold beers in L.A., free crispy taquitos for members, and Mexico (or South Korea!) kicking the ball around for 90 minutes. Winner gets first place. Come cheer your team on.
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While the World Cup continues, please remember that many of the agents at the games are Federal Air Marshals, who are not tasked for immigration enforcement at the stadiums, they’re a part of Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response or VIPR, who are here as security against “potential acts of terrorism.” This also includes the U.S. Marshals who were also out there with marked vests.
