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The three-day Wonderfront festival, headlined by Ben Harper, Miguel, Slightly Stoopid and several Rock Hall of Famers, will offer boats and water taxis to ferry fans from stage to stage
Bravo built its brand on “Real Housewives” and other addictive reality soaps. With the inaugural BravoCon, it gave fans an event worthy of pilgrimage.
The mega-popular K-pop boy band was shut out when Grammy nominations were announced on Wednesday.
In addition to Lizzo and Billie Eilish, the top 2020 Grammy nominees include Lil Nas X, Ariana Grande, H.E.R. and Finneas O’Connell, who is Eilish’s brother and musical partner.
After fans were bewildered by the first trailer for “Cats,” the latest sneak preview of the musical film features more dancing and a new Taylor Swift song.
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More than 25 years after the city of National City banned cruising, the pastime returned to the South Bay city last month (on Sept. 21) as part of an inaugural car show at Kimball Park. -
Toro Y Moi, 143 Soundsystem, Zack Fox, ALLBLACK and more took the stage at Future Standard: Music & Art Experience at SOMA San Diego on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019.
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Luminaries gathered at the San Diego International Film Festival’s Preview and Press Party at Theatre Box’s 5th & Sky rooftop lounge on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019.
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The fun continued on Day 3 of KAABOO Del Mar featured performances from The Revivalists, The Bangles, Duran Duran and Mumford & Sons.
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Day 1 of KAABOO Del Mar featured performances from Boyz II Men, Wu Tang Clan, Snoop Dogg and more.
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Tubi is launching an ad campaign that highlights how it has content that’s “Not on Netflix.”
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A star of the Los Angeles-based reality TV show is launching a new venture in San Diego County
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New cast additions and topical ad-libs make Dr. Seuss-inspired musical as fresh as ever
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After last year’s successful gig, musician Alicia Keys will return to host the 2020 Grammy Awards for a second time, and we are here for it.
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Top performances coming to town this week include Ghostland Observatory, Gingee, Ray LaMontagne, and Wonderfront Music and Arts Festival.
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If “Parasite,” “Little Women” and “The Farewell” don’t make the Oscar nomination cut, it’s not going to be pretty.
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SouthNorte Beer Co.'s lager recently won medals at the 2019 Great American Beer Festival
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The fast-causal restaurant chain adds The Organic Quinoa Vegan Burger to its menu.
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The World War Joy tour features pyrotechnics, floating stages and a ‘Globe of Death’
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Less stressful than Thanksgiving, this new “holiday” is all about food, fun and friendship
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Rob Machado’s Salty Garage in Encinitas showcases his memorabilia and the products that he makes and sponsors
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Five Hendrick’s Gin recipes to wow your guests at your next soirée.
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Organizing a party this holiday season? These local venues can take the pain out of planning.
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The band is new jazzy collaborative project between Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge
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Rosalía became the first solo female artist to win album of the year since Shakira in 2006. Metallica’s Lars Ulrich surprised Juanes by presenting his person of the year award. And Bad Bunny took on the lack of reggaeton acts in major categories.
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Without new location and new owner, end will come for Mysterious Galaxy
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“Frozen” sisters Elsa and Anna return in a sweetly diverting sequel that feels more a triumph of packaging than storytelling.
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The Pechanga Arena concert promotes her sophomore album, ‘Romance.’
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Six-time Grammy winners have long left their days playing tiny clubs in the rear view and are now a decidedly arena act
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After getting booed offstage at Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, Drake jokes that he has signed a 10-year residency with the fest.
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Elizabeth Banks’ Kristin Stewart-starring reboot of venerable TV series “Charlie’s Angels” is a disappointment.
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Top performances coming to town this week include Sleater-Kinney, Frankie Cosmos, Two Friends, Young Thug and more.
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‘Powerhouse’ forges career in filmmaking
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Locally trained playwright will debut her music-driven, time-jumping show at La Jolla Playhouse
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