Peter Larsen is a Pop Culture Reporter at the Orange County Register and Southern California News Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including music, television, movies, and literature, often focusing on arts and entertainment themes. Peter has been featured in numerous publications such as The Press-Enterprise and the Los Angeles Daily News, showcasing his extensive work in the field.
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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.
Given his geographic focus on California and Riverside specifically, he may be particularly interested in stories that have a local angle or impact. Therefore, when reaching out to Peter Larsen it would be beneficial to highlight any connections to the mentioned locations and their relevance to the topics covered in his articles.
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After years of punk and alternative gigs, Tyler Spry met Sabrina Carpenter and saw a different route.
By: Peter Larsen
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Ten years and four drafts ago, Luke Goebel sat down to channel all the sorrow and anger he felt about the state of the nation, the corruption he believed seeped from every corner of society, and the death of his brother into the novel that became “Kill Dick.”
‘Spain My Way’ is filled with gorgeous photos of not only food but also the community through which Chef José Andrés, his family, friends and fellow chefs move.
By: Peter Larsen
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It's almost like any other day for Southern California radio personality Richard Blade , a host
A massive photograph of the Ramones playing the Hammersmith Odeon in London, shot by photographer Sheila Rock in 1978, looms over the entrance to
By: Peter Larsen
‘Outsiders, Outcasts, Rebels + Weirdos: Punk Culture 1976-1986’ traces the rise of punk from New York, London, L.A. and D.C. with posters, photographs, fashion, flyers and much, much more.
By: Peter Larsen
As you leave “Inventing America: The Comic Book Revolution,” the Skirball Cultural Center ‘s new exhibit on the role of comics in American
By: Peter Larsen
Look! Up in the Sepulveda Pass! It’s the Skirball Cultural Center’s new exhibition ‘Inventing America: The Comic Book Revolution.’
By: Peter Larsen
The World Central Kitchen founder describes rushing to help as the Palisades and Eaton fires roared through Southern California.
By: Peter Larsen
There's a literal Weirdo on the wall to the left, a towering Melanie Nissen photograph of John Denney of the Los Angeles punk band the Weirdos in 1977.
