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A stripped-down Katzù Oso comes to The Sinclair on Saturday

by Michael Gutierrez February 16, 2026

In advance of his show Saturday at The Sinclair touring with Say She She, Paul Hernandez (Katzù Oso) talked with me about coming up in the Los Angeles music scene, mentors and influences, leaving...

COMEDY

Who won comedy last week: Caden Adrien and Iris Kessler

by Marc Levy February 12, 2026

Caden Adrien channels Mitch Hedberg and Steven Wright. Iris Kessler, doing comedy for only three months, brought a great joke and needled her show’s judges.

MUSIC

Will the Rock ‘N’ Roll Rumble happen in 2026? It skipped last year for a ‘reset’

by Michael Gutierrez February 6, 2026

No news is good news – except when it comes to the Rock ‘N’ Roll Rumble. The long-running battle of the bands, established in 1979, signed off after the 2024 competition with the announcement that it...

ARTS

Black Lives Matter exhibit accepts the debate and stages it

by Marc Levy February 2, 2026

“A critical reflection” runs through Black History Month with an Oxford-style debate toward the end on whether “The Black Lives Matter Movement was successful.”

MUSIC

Stormy weather shakes a lineup, but should settle down before the We Black Folks Showcase

by Michael Gutierrez January 30, 2026

Your average band preps weeks, if not months, to take the stage on a specific date. It all goes out the window when there's bad weather.

ARTS

Comedy Studio hosts Hump! Festival in April, much more than homemade porn

by Marc Levy January 8, 2026

The annual touring fest brings five-minute flicks to shock, amuse and arouse.