Lina Lecaro is a freelance writer with a rich background as a former Senior Editor at Los Angeles Magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics, including culture, music, and lifestyle, often blending her insights as a mother with her journalistic pursuits. Lina has been featured in notable publications such as the Village Voice, BUST Magazine, and The Hollywood Reporter.
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Lina's articles predominantly focus on local events and entertainment in Los Angeles, with an emphasis on music festivals, drag culture, podcasting, and punk rock. She also covers topics such as body modifications, skincare, film festivals, LGBTQ+ events, fashion, comedy shows and interviews with celebrities.
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From a reefer-themed musical in the Valley to a DTLA block party to a cruise in Long Beach.
By: Lina Lecaro
The long-awaited Kiss Forever immersive avatar show is coming to Las Vegas in 2028. While specific details are still being kept under wraps, Kiss
By: Lina Lecaro
āPUNX: The Art of Dead City and Friendsā spotlights local renegade ragers Dead City Punx, plus a host of other rebellious artists.
Cookies founder Berner has been an entrepreneurial force in the cannabis industry since the medical marijuna era in the early 2000s.
With the announcement of a potential Ozzfest return and the gloomy splendor of Nine Inch Noize at Coachella, the contemporary festival landscape is fertile ground for dark, heavy music lineups.
By: Lina Lecaro
Back in 1998, before social media and smartphones, MTV music videos remained a hugely influential cultural reflector for young folks, promoting imagery and sounds as dynamic as they were diverse.
By: Lina Lecaro
The race for L.A. mayor is stacked with big personalities. Enter mayoral candidate Bryant Acosta, a nightlife promoter and son of Mexican immigrants who has a "hand on the pulse of the city."
Originally located in Eagle Rock, then in Highland Park and Echo Park, Permanentās current space is known for live music shows nearly as much as vinyl shopping.
A barbershop and record store in one, this Echo Park locale is one of the most atmospheric retail spaces in L.A., which makes it a pleasure to browse about at l
Another vinyl haven worth a jaunt outside of Central L.A., Soundsations has been in business since 1976. Current owners Pete Grasso and Lee Wilson took over the
