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Before the pandemic, Clifton’s Cafeteria was a vibrant part of downtown L.A.’s nightlife. In the years since, the venue has only been open intermittently. Recently, the building was sold, although the previous owner maintained the rights to the name. @bexcastillo and @toddmartens stopped by to hear more about the new owners’ plans for the historic building. 10 Nov 2026 @bexcastillo stopped by L.A.‘s Nathan Fielder/Elizabeth Holmes lookalike contest hosted at @the.hunt.vintage for a scene report. 09 Nov 2026 Nithya Raman has defeated incumbent Karen Bass to become the next mayor of L.A. @bexcastillo sat down with L.A. Times reporter @nogoldberg to discuss Raman’s campaign. 05 Nov 2026 Xavier Becerra made history as California’s first elected Latino governor. @bexcastillo spoke with L.A. Times columnist @gustavo_arellano about the politician’s campaign. 03 Nov 2026 @lacma has a new exhibit titled “Home of the Future, 1925–1985: Designing Domestic Utopias,” which traces visions and ideas of the American home of tomorrow. The exhibit is split into four sections, each covering different themes from post-World War 1 through the Space Age and the introduction of home computers. It features 3D models of innovative homes, archival films and a range of objects from a type of sauna that Burt Reynolds once owned to artwork boasting the kitchens of tomorrow. “The microwave, sealable Tupperware containers, all these things that we take for granted actually, at one point, were kind of radical,” said co-curator Grace Converse. “So [this exhibit is] having us kind of reflect and think through the history of how we got there and have an appreciation for that development.” The exhibit is open until March 14, 2027. @bexcastillo stopped by for a tour. 02 Nov 2026 Boy Throb, the viral musical group, celebrated their one-year anniversary and member Darshan Magdum’s long-awaited “welcome” to Hollywood at The Vermont. The milestone comes after months of working to get Magdum’s visa approved so he could join the rest of his crew in the U.S. (even Kesha got involved, supporting the long-distance member’s application). @bexcastillo chatted with @boy.throb and some fans about what they think is the greatest boy band of all time. 30 Oct 2026 Los Feliz bar @yerusticinn announced recently that the future of the business seems uncertain. They explained that their landlord instructed them to shut down their outdoor seating, a disappointing decision for the bar that followed a long struggle with the city to get their outdoor dining permit renewed (which was eventually approved). Ye Rustic management explained that shutting down their patio would impact their revenue and also expressed fear that their lease wouldn’t be renewed when it ends in January. The dive bar has been operating for over 50 years and has a loyal customer base. The team behind Ye Rustic organized a community gathering for supporters to come and share their love for the bar, with a surprise guest appearance by Councilmember Nithya Raman. @bexcastillo stopped by to check it out. 29 Oct 2026 Did you know that the oldest continuously operating cemetery in Los Angeles is located in Boyle Heights? Evergreen Cemetery was established in 1877 and was unique for allowing all races and faiths to be buried there. It’s the final resting place for over 330,000 people with a myriad of backgrounds, including historic L.A. figures like Biddy Mason, Isaac Newton Van Nuys and Isaac Lankershim. @bexcastillo stopped by for a walking tour with a local historian to learn more. 28 Oct 2026 What’s a restaurant worth crossing town for? @bexcastillo stopped by an L.A. Times Food event to ask some of our journalists. 25 Oct 2026 Early voting in-person hits select polling places October 24. More locations October 31. Click the link in our bio for the full story. 🎥: @bexcastillo, @karenmelgarcia 23 Oct 2026 Picture this: it’s your 26th birthday and you’re trying to figure out a fun, unique theme for your party. On top of that, you’re single and looking for creative ways to meet people. So, what do you do? For L.A.-based Quinn Quinlan (@quinnfilmsthings), the answer was obvious: throw a kissing-themed birthday party and invite a slew of friends and friends of friends. “People were like, ‘This is crazy, but I’m game,’” she said. @bexcastillo chatted with Quinn and author Carter Sherman (@heyyymizcarter) to learn more about why Gen Z isn’t — or is? — kissing. (And in case you’re curious — yes, multiple couples resulted from this party. “There were some people [with a] friends-to-lovers situation.” said Quinn. “Where like, they both kinda had feelings for each other but didn’t wanna say anything and then this kinda opened a door for them.”) 14 Oct 2026 Did you know that the Griffith Park merry-go-round inspired Walt Disney to create Disneyland? @bexcastillo stopped by to chat with @toddmartens about the 100-year history of the carousel, why it’s been closed for so long and when it might re-open. 🎠 To read Todd’s full story, visit latimes.com. 12 Oct 2026

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