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There’s a new brunch and breakfast spot in Anaheim Hills that’s serving Mexican and Asian fusion fare alongside fresh pastries.
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Top stylists, influencers, celebrities and fashion mavens converged at Fashion Island in Newport Beach for the 12th annual StyleWeekOC, the three-day style and beauty experience co-hosted by SIMPLY.
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Few new theatrical offerings have served up such a banquet of emotional ingredients as “American Mariachi” — a bountiful exercise mixing comedy, drama, cultural conflict, familial chaos and, of course, music — the season opener at South Coast Repertory.
Liz Flynn says that her and Alyssa Arney’s love of crochet is an obsession.
Terrifying dolls, horror-themed jewelry and Halloween-inspired art are right around the corner just in time for the spooky season.
Noel Coward’s “Hay Fever” has nearly 100 years on its chronometer, but that doesn’t prevent it from benefiting from a 21st century overhaul, with creative direction and inspired (if occasionally over-the-top) performances.
By age 21, the average young person spends 10,000 hours playing video games, roughly the same amount of time they spend for all of middle school and high school, said Dr.
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On Sept. 22, bronze sculptor Kira will be one of 25 artists honored at the 8th annual Art and Wine Fundraiser in Modjeska Canyon.
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Friday evening’s event at the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza will feature a free concert including traditional Mexican performances.
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Hundreds of people and local dignitaries gathered Wednesday at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda for a ceremony honoring the victims of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center.
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For Lacey Conine and her coven, the common image of witches wearing cloaks and practicing rituals in the woods is inaccurate.
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Barley Forge Brewing Co., a microbrewery that helped pave the way for Costa Mesa’s craft beer scene, is closing, the company announced in a Facebook post Monday.
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Tim Ho Wan Irvine’s barbecue pork buns and har gow aren’t that far removed from the Hong Kong shops. But it feels more like a Cinnabon than a dim sum house.
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It was a sun-soaked world with oodles of noodles in Huntington Beach on Sunday for Foodbeast’s Nood Beach festival.
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The first thing you’ll notice about Gunwhale Ales’ new 9,000-square-foot space in Orange is the art on the walls.
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Toshimasa Sano is 29 years old. He moved to America two months ago and speaks no English.
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This year’s Emmy races are tougher than normal to predict. And the Oscars might be just as unpredictable.
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“After Party,” the follow up to the acclaimed “Oxenfree,” sees Night School Studio playing in hell. The local studio has crafted a thoughtful narrative game about escaping from Satan.
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“Downton Abbey” the movie is as close as the series is going to get to a dark ride at Universal.
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Producer Brian Grazer writes about how his skill at connecting with people, combined with old-fashioned Hollywood persistence, helped him get “Inside Man” and “American Gangster” made.
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José Cruz González’s play “American Mariachi” proves to be a crowd-pleaser at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa.
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