The Red Hot Chili Peppers have probably referenced Hollywood, LA, and California more in their music than anyone else over the last forty years, so it’s fitting that they finally get their own
Read MoreIt’s not just lawmakers in New York looking for answers from Ticketmaster this week. In addition to a state senator calling on New York’s attorney general to investigate the giant’s several revisions and
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Supporter of Net Neutrality Ginger Gibson (L) of Valley Glen, California, protests the FCC's recent decision to repeal the program in Los Angeles, California, November 28, 2017. REUTERS/ Kyle Grillot
The latest chapter in the United States’ fight over net neutrality is focused on California. Late Sunday, Gov. Jerry Brown signed the country’s toughest law protecting Obama-era net neutrality. The law safeguards access
Read MoreCome May 12, blink-182 will release a deluxe version of last year’s California album. Among the eleven (!!!) new tunes will be “6/8,” a song written in 6/8 time–not exactly the most punk
Read MoreIf you believe the stories, there is a significant number of people in California who want out of the union now that Donald Trump is president. Never a band to shy away from
Read MoreI hated myself for writing that headline, but there’s no other way to describe what’s going on here. If you remember the original video for “What’s My Name Again,” Blink-182 appeared nude throughout
Read MoreThis almost sounds like the plot of a sitcom: A record store in a historically left-leaning, liberal enclave gets permission to become a weed dispensary as a way to maybe bring in a
Read MoreBlink-182’s new album, California, won’t be out until July 1, but in addition to the first single (“Bored to Death”), the band is giving away a new track called “Built This Pool.” Nice,
Read MoreBlink-182 is back, this time without Tom DeLonge, who has gone off to expose the government’s alien coverup. (Meanwhile, the plot about Tom planning to derail the upcoming tour is a hoax. Don’t
Read MoreThe Blur classic “Parklife” works so well because of the contributions of actor Phil “Jimmy the Mod” Daniels. It’s just so goddam British. But what if the song needed to be modified for
Read MoreHe’s worried that he talked to Pamela Chelin for Forbes. As one of the self professed “poster children for California for advocating for California water reform,” musician/DJ and activist Moby says California’s water
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