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Along with Ken Hitchcock of the St. Louis Blues, the only other head coaching change of the seven in the NHL this season that has worked out is Darryl Sutter with the Kings. Along with the Kings’ 3-2 road shootout victory over the Vancouver Canucks Tuesday night, the Kings are now 8-1-5 since Sutter took over the reins on December 20. more › Read the original here: Kings Refuse to Lose (In Regulation)
Yahoo! co-founder Jerry Yang has abruptly resigned from the board of the California company he launched in 1995.
Police have arrested a suspect in connection to the January 11 murder of 17-year-old Francisco Javier Rodriguez Jr. of Winnetka. The LAPD announced the arrest earlier today, and will release more details later this afternoon. more › Read the original: Police Arrest Suspect in Connection with Fatal Shooting of 17-Year-Old Winnetka Soccer Player
Trustees of a fund set up for those affected by a mass shooting in Seal Beach last year announced Monday that a final batch of money has been distributed. See original here: Seal Beach Victims’ Fund Distributes Final Donations
SANTA MONICA— Over the weekend signage went up for Andrew Kirschner’s Tar & Roses located on Santa Monica at 6th. Peeking into the space, once can see stacked furniture and a finished interior. Anticipate an opening in the near future . OpenTable page coming soon. [EaterWire] SILVER LAKE— Ben Bailly has been off the map since his Fraiche days , but a release today brings word that the French chef has landed at Cliff’s Edge effective January 3. Bailly is slowly introducing a new Mediterranean small plates menu. [EaterWire] COACHELLA— Daily Dish relays news on a slew of food vendors slated to serve at Coachella ’12. Food trucks: Kogi, Border Grill, Gravy Train Poutinerie Truck, Coolhaus and the Greasy Wiener; non-mobile vendors: Spicy Pie, Waffleman Ice Cream Sandwiches, Jackelope Ranch, Las Casuelas Quinta, Fisherman’s Market & Grill, and La Quinta Baking Co. Also expect a beer garden as per usual and a new certified farmers market . [Daily Dish] AROUND TOWN— The paint is still drying at Little Bear, but chef/owner Andre Guerrero is already thinking about the future. Guerrero says that his next order of business will be “a bakery with great coffees.” [EaterWire] Read the original here: EaterWire : Tar & Roses Adds Signage, Ben Bailly at Cliff’s Edge, More
Read the original here: 7 Reasons to Love L.A.: Angeli’s Gnocchi, Angelina Jolie, Angel’s Flight, & Angelyne’s Ride
A Riverside County man was cited by state wildlife officials on Sunday for allegedly poaching dozens of lobsters from a new SoCal marine sanctuary. Authorities say the incident is the first major violation of fishing restrictions that became effective January 1. more › Read the original: Spiny Lobster Poacher: Man Cited For Poaching From New SoCal Marine Reserve
http://www.youtube.com/v/wwbOoRfnDz0?version=3&f=user_uploads&app=youtube_gdata At the 2012 Golden Globes, Pixar chief creative officer John Lasseter talks to Los Angeles Times reporter Emily Rome about Globes-nominated “Cars 2″ and the studio’s Oscar shortlisted animated short film “La Luna.” Go here to read the rest: John Lasseter at the Golden Globes
If you see your favorite stars sneaking a yawn or looking a bit fatigued during Sunday night’s Golden Globe Awards, have some sympathy; it’s been a long week of partying for Hollywood. The Globes show has a long legacy of being a boozy, laid back affair catering to the biggest names in show business, going back to the Rat Pack’s takeover of the ceremony half a century ago. And as gold trophies, and the stars they lure to dinner engagements, have become big business, it’s resulted in two big developments: lavish parties being thrown to celebrate winners and influence voters; and a proliferation of a whole lot more award shows. This year, Hollywood’s finest has spent the week leading up to the Globes at no fewer than four awards shows (the People’s Choice, the Critics’ Choice, the AFI Awards and LA Film Critics’ Awards); major studio-thrown galas (including ones thrown by “The Artist” distributor The Weinstein Company, “Descendants” studio Fox Searchlight and “J. Edgar” backer Warner Bros.); and other fun get togethers that offer camaraderie, not statuettes (the BAFTA Tea Party, Independent Spirit Awards’ nominees brunch). The events offer the biggest names in show business the opportunity to catch up, hang out and pose for pictures that prove that they are just like their audience: owners of endless numbers of suits and gowns, and relentlessly beautiful. PHOTOS : The rest is here: PHOTOS: Stars Party All Week Ahead Of The Golden Globes
