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Sam Cooke Why was his 1964 murder ruled a “justifiable homicide”

Sam Cooke: The reason his mysterious 1964 murder was ruled a “justifiable homicide”

Truth is hard to come by.

Will Howard
May 24, 2026
Reach for the skies Is shooting a passenger plane in flight a piece of performance art

The man who shot a passenger plane in flight in the name of performance art

The things you could get away with back then…

Will Howard
May 9, 2026

‘The Slog Movie’: Raw and unkempt punk chaos erupts out of West Los Angeles, 1982

We’ve all seen our share of punk rock docs. Decline, Another State of Mind, DOA, Urgh! I thought I’d watched just about everything at this…

Bennett Kogon
Mar 18, 2019

The Male Figure: Bruce of Los Angeles and the perfection of midcentury beefcake

When you ponder improbable destinies for high school chemistry teachers, it’s likely that almost everyone reading this would instantly think of Walter White, who went…

Martin Schneider
Sep 19, 2017

Space-rock legend Fumio Miyashita does something amazing on Los Angeles cable access, 1979

Fumio Miyashita was the leader of one of Japan’s most far out space rock units, The Far East Family Band, which also included the future…

Richard Metzger
Aug 9, 2017

‘The Unheard Music’: The definitive documentary on Los Angeles punk legends X

The first thing you see when you watch W.T. Morgan’s 1986 documentary The Unheard Music about the difficult-to-Google Los Angeles punk band X is a…

Martin Schneider
Jun 15, 2017

Steven Spielberg predicts the psycho-delic future of today in 1971’s ‘Los Angeles: A.D. 2017’!

I had heard about this impossible-to-see episode of The Name of the Game–a cutting edge television show that ran for seventy-six 90-minute episodes from 1968…

Howie Pyro
Apr 20, 2017

Mark Mothersbaugh of DEVO to sell (and play) a one-of-a-kind 45 with two new songs in Los Angeles

DEVO mainstay Mark Mothersbaugh is taking part in an group exhibition dedicated to “Pure Joy” that starts at the end of the month. Curated by…

Martin Schneider
Mar 14, 2017

‘Kimono My House’: Sparks’ audio guide to the Los Angeles rock scene of the Sixties

Before they were Sparks, brothers Ron and Russell Mael were teenagers growing up in Pacific Palisades. More than the sunbeams, they bathed in the sound…

Oliver Hall
Dec 30, 2016

Unboxing the Los Angeles Free Music Society’s new 13-LP collection—a Dangerous Minds premiere

Members of the Los Angeles Free Music Society, 1976 (photo courtesy of The Box LA and Fredrik Nilsen Studio) In 2012, the Los Angeles Free…

Oliver Hall
Dec 9, 2016

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