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Michele Stueven
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Senior Editor, LA Weekly
Metro Los Angeles (L.A. County)
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MLB, NHL, NBA
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By Michele Stueven Verified| LA Weekly Verified The Shoshone and Gabrielino/Tongva Indians were the region’s original inhabitants, and today Marina del Rey, which means “Marina of the King,” is the largest man-made marina in the United States, with almost 5,000 boat slips spanning 800 acres, with half of that area underwaterDuring the Spanish and Mexican eras in the 1500s, the area became part of Rancho La Ballona, which was used mainly for cattle ranching.
By Michele Stueven Verified, R.C. Baker| The Village Voice Verified On Kristallnacht, the “Night of Broken Glass,” during WWII, November 1938, Jewish homes, hospitals, and schools were ransacked as Nazis demolished buildings with sledgehammers and rioters destroyed more than 1,400 synagogues and prayer rooms throughout Germany, Austria, and the Sudetenland. More than 7,000 Jewish businesses were damaged or destroyed.
By Byron Lazaroff-Puck, Michele Stueven Verified| LA Weekly Verified While Byron Lazaroff-Puck, son of the world-famous chef Wolfgang Puck and designer Barbara Lazaroff, has some catering experience under his belt, like feeding 1600 people 25 courses at the Oscars, he’s stepping out of his comfort zone into the Rose Garden at Coachella Music and Arts Festival on Saturday, April 14, for the annual Outstanding in the Field communal dinner.
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LA Weekly
LA Weekly is an alternative weekly newspaper founded in 1978, known for its focus on Los Angeles' countercultural and artistic movements. It was established by Jay Levin and a group that included actor Michael Douglas. The publication quickly gained recognition for its investigative journalism, arts coverage, and political commentary, distinguishing itself from traditional newspapers. LA Weekly offers print and digital journalism, featuring long-form investigative reports, cultural criticism, and event listings. Its event calendar is a notable aspect, highlighting arts, music, and nightlife happenings in Los Angeles. The publication has received national accolades, including a Pulitzer Prize for food writing in 2007. Over the years, LA Weekly has evolved through various ownerships, adapting to digital trends while maintaining its role as a significant voice in the LA media landscape.
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