https://improv.com/hollywood/comic/hannah+jones/

With Robert Downey Jr. returning as Doctor Doom and the Avengers, X-Men and Fantastic Four appearing in the same film, this could be one of Marvel’s biggest premiere events.
If Marvel brings the premiere or a fan event to Hollywood Boulevard, would you go just for the atmosphere and possible cast sightings, or avoid the area because of the crowds, traffic and road closures?
For anyone who experienced the Endgame premiere, was it actually fun or mostly chaos?

🎬 LOS ANGELES FILM PREMIERE — SEPTEMBER 11 AT LAEMMLE ROYAL, starring Cameron Crowe, Shepard Fairey, Simon Ourian, Yi Zhou

Los Angeles film lovers are invited to a special premiere screening at the Laemmle Royal on Friday, September 11, 2026.

Join filmmakers, artists, entertainment professionals and members of the Los Angeles creative community for an evening celebrating independent cinema.

✨ THE EVENING
•⁠ ⁠Los Angeles premiere screening
•⁠ ⁠Filmmaker introduction
•⁠ ⁠Special post-screening conversation / Q&A
•⁠ ⁠Meet members of the LA film and creative community

📅 Friday, September 11, 2026
📍 Laemmle Royal, 11523 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles
🎬 First Timers
⏰ 6pm

A limited number of seats are being made available to Los Angeles filmmakers, creatives, students, film lovers and members of the local community.

RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1996420837467?aff=oddtdtcreator

Filmmakers, actors, producers, writers, animators, composers, editors, cinematographers and other members of LA’s creative community are especially welcome.

Come discover the film, meet fellow creatives and be part of its Los Angeles premiere.

North Hollywood, CA -- Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group Proudly Presents Howard Brenton's thrilling historical account of the Final Horrifying Events of Britain's Notorious mid-20th Century Serial-Killer John Reginald Christie!  

Featuring Dale Sandlin, Karl Maschek and Roger K. Weiss; Written by Howard Brenton (Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature); Produced & Directed by Zombie Joe.

For Ages 17+ *(Contains Language and Mature Themes); Wheelchair Accessible.

People often talk about what Hollywood has lost or what needs fixing, but what changes have you genuinely liked?

It could be a new local business, cleaner streets, better food options, public spaces, transportation, or anything else you’ve noticed.

Not the usual tourist places. I’m talking about a small restaurant, coffee shop, bar, park, bookstore, or any local spot you genuinely enjoy.

What’s your pick, and what makes it worth visiting?

Here's the form for anyone who would like to sign up to volunteer: https://forms.gle/ZJnTdYVh3p7xQL3TA

They have an online auction going on right now: https://givebutter.com/c/2026-lakbf-online-auction/auction

More info and free tickets here: https://lakidsbookfestival.com/

When did Hollywood boulevard become MacArthur park? Why is the city allowing all these street venders especially in front of brick and mortar businesses. A few hotdog venders is one thing but the folks selling whatever cheap crap is another. Being from another part of SoCal I hope these issues are getting discussed in your current mayors race.

As the devils lettuce is legal in Canada, we are delighted that LA is legalized.

Any top dispensaries or other such business for two old millennials?

Two original romantic comedies filled with secrets, shenanigans and slapstick!

Get ready to see why love is a battlefield as Worst Ever Productions presents the romantic comedy, “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things!”

Are relationships hard is an age-old question that’s about to be put to the test as two houses on the same street experience a night of hilarious chaos filled with secrets, surprises and slapstick laughs! This is a night you don’t want to miss.

Featuring the talents of Jeremy Bassett, Jade Bishoppetty, LeighAnn Cannon, Winston Clark, Brittney De Leon, William Franchi, Sonja Hansen, John Klenk, Jackson Landreau, Liz Lesh, Katrina Sebastian, Kathleen Shew & Zack Yowarski

Written & Directed by Andy Shultz

Lights and Sound by Vincen Miller

Production Coordinators- Julia Ferber and LeighAnn Cannon

Postcard by LeighAnn Cannon

August 14th, 15th, 21st & 22nd at 8pm

ZJU Theatre

4850 Lankershim Blvd

N. Hollywood, CA 91601

Tickets $25, available at both the door and online at worsteverprods.eventbrite.com

I M22 live with my parents and they don't like it when I go off by myself. I do travel sometimes, but it's only acceptable if I'm with someone else. There's this one convention that I want to go to in the next two months, and while I spend days there I also want to go to places in Hollywood, but I can't afford to bring someone else over, so I have to go by myself. How do I convince them to let me go there? The main concern for them is my saftey. They always say that it's dangerous everywhere I go, that there are bad people out there, and I fully understand that. I know that the world is a cruel, harsh and dangerous place and I need to watch over myself and check my surroudings, but that doesn't mean I should have to miss out on an important event for me just because I couldn't afford a baby sitter that I never wanted. Is there any way I can speak to them, so when the time comes they will be okay with me going? What should I research, and what types of street smarts I should learn, and tell them about?

Hi Neighbors,

Looking for a new vet (went to Sherman Oaks vet previously) and doggy daycare options care recs. Thank you!

HOLLYWOOD HILLS—On July 30, the Los Angeles Department of Public Health (LACDPH) closed Good Times at Davey Wayne’s located at 1611 N. El Centro Avenue in Hollywood. According to the LACDPH, the popular 1070s themed retro bar and nightlife hot spot, was closed due to the infestation of vermin-rats.

HOLLYWOOD HILLS—After 9 p.m. on Saturday, August 1, officers from the Los Angeles Police Department arrived at a house in the 2000 block of Outpost Drive in the Hollywood Hills in response to reports of a burglary.  They found a man trespassing at a home owned by the actress Nia Long.

This is a charity auction for the Southampton Playhouse theater. For a small town theater, it’s gorgeous. (IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond has a house in the town).

Anyway, no one has yet bid on the “Vip Behind-The-Scenes Experience In La For Four”. You’d need to get there yourself but for film geeks, it’s worth it.