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Project by Project turned the Petersen into a tasting gala for a Lincoln Heights tutoring program. Here is who cooked, where the money went, and where Plate by Plate goes next.
After two years dark, the Japanese American National Museum returns with new galleries that point the incarceration story straight at the present.
The Hollywood Chamber calls her the first Filipina honoree. The more useful question is what took the industry three and a half decades to get here.
Eight restaurants have opened at the 99 Ranch-anchored center in San Gabriel since February, several as first US locations. Fourteen tenants are coming.
Plate by Plate Los Angeles returns to the Petersen Automotive Museum on September 19. Here is the lineup, the ticket tiers, and the East LA tutoring program every dollar goes to.
Five openings in eight months on one stretch of Sawtelle Boulevard. The pattern is not a neighborhood being replaced. It is a Japantown absorbing the rest of Asia.
Lang left Chinatown Central Plaza for a 2,000 square foot flagship at ROW DTLA. Kayla Wong built something better. She also left the neighborhood that built her.
Seven heritage nights, custom jerseys, block party activations, and a media partner. The Angels have built a real AAPI marketing machine. The question is who it pays.
The Icon: Anna May Wong closes August 30 at the Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles. Go for the trailblazer story. Stay for the roles she was never allowed to have.
