Chinatown News

Tuesday Musical Association and the Akron Art Museum are set to kick off their fourth season of cutting-edge, genre-crossing performances with the FUZE! series, which will begin at 6:30 p.m. Friday with the Calder Quartet and Iva Bittova.

Amgen Tour of California fans can now begin staking claim to their favorite roadside vantage points for this year's bike race.

How they were invented is a matter of some dispute, not where they were invented -- which was California.

Before he rocked western culinary civilization with Spago in 1982, Wolfgang Puck had worked in his native Vienna and Paris.

As a front-runner to win top honors in the upcoming Academy Awards ceremony, "The Artist" is a rarity.

Before he rocked Western culinary civilization, Wolfgang Puck cut his teeth in his native Vienna, followed by Paris.

Thousands of people came to experience the cultural events of the Chinatown celebration of the Chinese New Year this past weekend.

Thank you, Honda, for bringing to life Hollywood's wildest fantasy this Superbowl season: Ferris Bueller, our favorite high-school hooligan, playing hooky in our own backyard.

Two parades, two festivals and one major production at the Pasadena Civic AUDITORIUM usher in the Year of the Dragon Each year, hundreds of thousands of people flock to Pasadena to celebrate the New Year by attending the Rose Parade and the Rose Bowl college football game.

Julius Shulman Eugene Choy had to wait until the United States Supreme Court overturned discriminatory neighborhood covenants in 1940 before building his dream home in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles.

In the 1974 classic Roman Polanski neo-noir film Chinatown , private detective Jake Gittes discovers one of LA's dirty secrets.

This January 28, Chinatown in Los Angeles will be celebrating the 113th Golden Dragon Parade.

Pacific Standard Time's performance-art festival continues through this weekend, but there are a few great exhibitions to see as well.

Most days, it's just a cup of coffee. Other days, cereal and milk. And at Pee-wee Herman's playhouse, it's pancakes, eggs, bacon and Mr.

MoMA PS1 will present a major solo exhibition of artist Henry Taylor , bringing together more than 70 works by the Los Angeles-based artist.

America's historic Chinatowns, home for a century to immigrants seeking social support and refuge from racism, are fading as rising living costs, jobs elsewhere and a desire for wider spaces lure Asian-Americans more than ever to the suburbs.

Here's your chance to pretend you're in the Amazing Race, but not on television...yet! Check out CityRace -an urban adventure company that takes you through some of Los Angeles' most historic neighborhoods with a combination scavenger/detective hunt.

In the coming months, we will be featuring interviews with pianists of various backgrounds - aspiring artists at top-conservatories, piano professors, and even winners of various international competitions.