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Peruvian Medium/Seer Maria Luisa Makes Bold Predictions for Next Few Years
By Ramon Aviles on December 6, 2013
Renowned medium/seer Maria Luisa has made grand predictions for the next 2 years: Strong earthquake in California, destructive rainstorms, the Third World War, and an...
“Grinchmas” Returns to Universal Studios Hollywood
By Living Out Loud Staff on November 13, 2013
The Grinch is set to deck the halls at Universal Studios HollywoodSM as “Grinchmas” returns to The Entertainment Capital of L.A.SM with “Whobilation” throughout the...
LA’s Cultural Affairs Commission Unanimously Approves Final Designs for New LA Convention Center Hall, Farmers Field and New Parking Garages
By Living Out Loud Staff on November 8, 2013
The Cultural Affairs Commission of the City of Los Angeles unanimously approved the final design for the new Los Angeles Convention Center Hall at their...
Malawi Arango, Marco Peña Discuss Beauty, Hair Tips for Fall Season
By Marvin Vasquez on November 2, 2013
It was a windy day on Tuesday in West Hollywood. Despite the annoying traffic, I arrived to The London West Hollywood hotel excited and ready...
‘Day of the Dead’ Festival Coming to West Los Angeles
By Ramon Aviles on October 30, 2013
The traditional celebration for the Mexican holiday ‘Day of the Dead’ is coming to West LA for the first time on Sunday, November 2nd, in...
“Haunting Melissa” Review: Are Halloween Movies Over?
By Kristina Bravo on November 2, 2013
Quick, what’s the last original horror flick you saw? Remakes, sequels and prequels don’t count. James Wan’s The Conjuring was pretty decent, but mostly because...
Witness Dark Harbor at The Queen Mary in Long Beach
By Living Out Loud Staff on October 24, 2013
Earlier this October, the legendary Queen Mary welcomed the return of a frightful Halloween tradition with their annual Dark Harbor event, which runs through November...
“Blood Thirsty Thursdays” Summons College Students to “Halloween Horror Nights” at Universal Studios Hollywood
By Living Out Loud Staff on October 9, 2013
Universal Studios Hollywood dares college students to save on screams on “Blood Thirsty Thursdays” at “Halloween Horror Nights” with a special ticket option beginning at...
Universal Studios “Halloween Horror Nights” Ready to Cause Chills
By Living Out Loud Staff on September 19, 2013
The age-old fear of “the boogeyman” comes to life at Universal Studios Hollywood in an all-new grisly twist, “El Cucuy: The Boogeyman,” as the latest...
3rd Annual Grand Marian Procession Leaves Multicultural Mark
By Ramon Aviles on September 19, 2013
The Los Angeles Archdiocese celebrated the city’s 232nd birthday with a procession, mass and feast in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Angels...