Peter Larsen is a Pop Culture Reporter at the Orange County Register. He covers a wide array of topics including music, movies, television, and literature, frequently reporting on major events like the Oscars and Emmys, as well as attending festivals such as Comic-Con and Coachella. His work has been featured in numerous publications including The Press-Enterprise and the Los Angeles Daily News.
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Peter Larsen focuses on providing event coverage and expert commentary within the entertainment news domain. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including music, concerts, musicians, film, and television. To effectively reach out to him with pitches or expertise in these areas could include offering insights into upcoming events in Southern California or providing expert commentary related to the local entertainment scene.
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By: Peter Larsen
Novelist Lisa See spent years on the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Commission , and she recalls times when she'd start thinking about the history that had occurred just outside the window of Pico House, where the meetings took place.
By: Peter Larsen
Novelist Lisa See spent years on the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Commission , and she recalls times when she'd start thinking about the history that had occurred just outside the window of Pico House, where the meetings took place.
By: Peter Larsen
As Rush returned after intermission on Thursday, June 11, an animated clip of the “South Park” kids arguing over the meaning of Rush's hit “Tom
By: Peter Larsen
Rush hadn’t played live in 11 years before the Fifty Something Tour opened at the Kia Forum this week. On Thursday, for the third of four sold-out shows there, the band again delivered a new set with different songs to fans’…
By: Peter Larsen
It took 45 years, but with the release of Ziggy Marley ‘s new album “Brightside,” the oldest son of the late reggae star Bob Marley has written a song for his father.
By: Peter Larsen
Reggae singer-songwriter Ziggy Marley headlines Reggae Night XXIV at the Hollywood Bowl on Sunday, June 21, 2026, with reggae star Burning Spear and Marley’s daughter Zuri Marley. In addition, he released “Brightside,” a new solo album, recently which includes the single, “Many Mourn for Bob,” Ziggy Marley’s first-ever song written for his late father the reggae legend Bob Marley. (Photo by Zach Weinger / Tuff Gong Worldwide)
By: Peter Larsen
The novel incorporates real L.A. figures as characters to create a frenzied fictionalized Los Angeles.
By: Peter Larsen
Set during the Red Scare days of late 1962, ‘Red Sheet’ employs fictional characters out of real-life figures such as Richard Nixon, Hugh Hefner and Tom Bradley, with the wild imaginings of Ellroy’s crime-crazed cranium.
By: Peter Larsen
Novelist Lisa See’s new book, “Daughters of the Sun and Moon,” tells the stories of Petal, Dove and Moon, three Chinese women from different backgrounds, living in Los Angeles in 1870 where they are eventually caught up in the Chinese Massacre of 1871. The characters all are based on four Chinese women who actually lived in Los Angeles at the time, and the events portrayed including the massacre are likewise based on the historical records. (Photo by Patricia Williams, book jacket courtesy of Scribner)
By: Peter Larsen
See's new book, 'Daughters of the Sun and Moon,' is set against the real-life Chinese Massacre of 1871, in which at least 18 Chinese men were killed by a violent mob.
