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George Lucas’s $1 billion Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will open in Exposition Park, LA, in September 2026, poised to redefine SoCal’s art landscape.

A documentary chronicling the life and career of Grammy-winning artist Kenneth ‘Babyface’ Edmonds is officially in the works, promising an intimate look at the SoCal legend’s unparalleled impact on R&B and pop music.

Patti Smith is making waves with her new memoir ‘Bread Of Angels’ and the 50th anniversary of her landmark album ‘Horses’, captivating SoCal audiences.

“KPop Demon Hunters” is a SoCal sensation, earning Grammy nods and captivating audiences. From Huntr/x’s rise to “Weird Al” and Will Forte’s benefit performance, it’s a cultural phenomenon.

SoCal mourns Cleto Escobedo III, bandleader for Jimmy Kimmel Live! and Kimmel’s childhood friend, who passed away at 59. A fixture on late-night TV for two decades, his musical talent and warm spirit will be deeply missed.

K-Pop sensation NewJeans, including members Hyein and Haerin, are officially returning to their label ADOR after a high-profile legal dispute. SoCal fans rejoice as the group prepares to resume activities, promising new music and performances.

A star-studded lineup of indie artists, including Fleet Foxes, St. Vincent, and Weyes Blood, reimagines holiday classics for the ‘Oh. What. Fun.’ soundtrack.

George Lucas’s $1 billion Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is set to open next September in Exposition Park, promising to transform LA’s cultural scene with its vast collection of storytelling art.

The ‘Oh. What. Fun.’ soundtrack drops, featuring Fleet Foxes, St. Vincent, Weyes Blood, and more covering holiday classics, bringing fresh festive cheer to SoCal.

Queens of the Stone Age surprised SoCal with intimate acoustic shows, including the ‘Catacombs Concert’ at Dolby Theatre, revealing a brilliant reinvention.