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[🇯🇲 We’re jammin’. And we hope you like jammin,’ too] LA Mag has an in-depth on events and good times to enjoy throughout the month of February, which by the way is tomorrow: rabbit, rabbit! The guide in LA Mag showcases the One Love Experience, curations of Bob Marley’s memorabilia, a cannabis garden, and unseen photos of Marley, to the Cruel Youth Diary: Chinese Photography and Video from the Haudenschild Collection, a collection that consists of Chinese artistic expression by virtue of film, paintings, drawings and photography. Some events featured in this guide have already started, so go ahead and check it out from our friends at LA Mag

[🧑‍⚖️ Let’s talk policy with our friends at the Y-M-C-A] All rose for high school students at Burbank’s City Hall last week. The young group presented Bills, ones in which they drafted throughout their studies within the YMCA’s Young Government program, presenting these Bills to legislators, family and friends, in preparation for an upcoming three-day trip to Sacramento. The future policy leaders also discussed numerous topics, including an amendment to Section 66030, which would provide more cost-effective textbook purchasing options to those that qualify under FAFSA measures. Not bad, eh? I’m still paying off my Biology books that I never opened

[  La bonne nourriture fait la belle figure] ‘Good food makes a beautiful figure,’ thank you, Google Translator. A new French restaurant, Juliet, will open its French Doors tomorrow in Culver City. Designed by AD 100 designer Jeremiah Brent, this quaint 120-seat ode to Parisian dining is set to impress. Breakfast indulgers can treat themselves to crepes suzette, and then come back at lunch for tuna carpaccio. After an afternoon French snooze, look sharp and kickback over French seafood, black cod, grilled lamb chops, or other menu items that will make your stomach grin. Juliet also has fifty French wine options, because as they say in France, ‘Quand le vin est tiré, il faut le boire.’

[ 🤖 Here is your 7-Eleven ^Slu^r_p^e_e!] The West Hollywood delivery robots give me a nightmare. But I also think that they are cute. From a distance. Anyway, starting this week: 7-Eleven is rolling out robots in WeHo that want to deliver food to friendly humans. The robots themselves are from the company Serve Robotics, a brand that 7-Eleven teamed up with in late 2021, in an effort to shower West Hollywood with 7-Eleven Slurpees. Expect more robot friends in our community if West Hollywood’s 7-Eleven pilot program goes well. That is, if the robots can keep their charge. Ohhhhh….

[🚘️ Take your debate out into the streets] The City of West Hollywood will host a debate between candidates running for Los Angeles City Council, District Six, on Wednesday at 5:00pm. Those candidates that will be in attendance on Wednesday: Marisa Alcaraz, Isaac Kim, Imelda Padilla, Marco Santana, Antoinette Scully, and Douglas Sierra. They’ll discuss why their transportation vision is the right one for the future of Los Angeles. Learn where the candidates stand on issues like bus lanes, active transportation, how we use our public space, and more

[🚇️ Art renderings for the Arts District] Urbanize, a CuratedLA favorite, has an interesting article on the what the future of Los Angeles could look like from a modern metro station point-of-view. The article contains renderings of a new, and possible, Arts District Metro Station, that would allow both the B and D lines to run underneath our new Sixth Street Bridge. This rendering would also allow for additional stops within the Arts District

[ 🔭 Reminder | Green Comet] This week will be the best time for the Los Angeles naked eye to see that little green comet. Assuming we have clear skies, the comet should be noticed when the sun goes down. We should all be looking for green dust and a sparkling tail, known as a coma.

[ Reminder | CicLAvia: The Valley | Sunday, February 26th] A reminder that the City of Los Angeles is opening up five miles of Sherman Way, connecting Canoga Park, Winnetka, and Reseda on Sunday, February 26th from 9am - 3pm. These open streets will allow people to, well: do whatever they want according to the official CicLAvia website

[ 😂 7:30pm | Hollywood Improv: The Lab | $20 | The 88 SHOW with Avery Pearson] ft. Brett Goldstein, Lisa Ann Walter, Beth Stelling, Adam Ray, Stevvi Alexander, Jenny Carr, Scout Durwood, and more!

[🎤 8:00pm | Hollywood Improv: The Main Room | $30 | Live at the Improv!] Brett Goldstein, Craig Robinson, Jeremy Piven, Brian Monarch, Renée Percy, and very special guests!

[ 🎥 February 3rd - 5th | The Academy Museum | Free - $25 | Regeneration Summit] The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has announced the Regeneration Summit: A Celebration of Black Cinema, a three-day event featuring live entertainment, workshops, screenings, panel discussions, and food vendors, programmed in conjunction with the museum’s groundbreaking exhibition Regeneration: Black Cinema 1898– 1971

[🇯🇲 Thursday, March 16th | Walt Disney Concert Hall | Various $45-116 | Ziggy Marley] Eight-time Grammy winner, Emmy winner, musician, activist, producer, humanitarian—Ziggy Marley has cut a singular path in the world, bringing the sounds of reggae music together with funk, blues, rock, and more. And no matter how far his interests take him, he always returns to his foundation: the transformative power of love

[🏛️ Sunday, February 5th | Various SoCal Art Museums | $ Free + | Free admission to over 30 museums] This coming weekend, several museums in Southern California are offering free admissions as part of the annual SoCal Museums Free-For-All event. This is a great opportunity to explore some of the cultural gems in our city without spending a dime

[🎭️ Friday, February 17th | Largo at the Coronet | $50 | Judd Apatow & Friends] We highly encourage CuratedLA readers to get tickets today. This show will go fast. Judd Apatow and his close friends will host a comedy show with all artist earnings going to charities. Again, you might want to get tickets today if you wish to attend

[🎨 Free museum entries for February | We Like LA ] We Like LA has curated a list museums that have free admittance throughout the month of February. This list provides various times, locations and best museums to take advantage of for the month of February

On Friday, we asked: 'TMZ, the best source for anything and everything celebrity and entertainment, wants to be like CuratedLA. And we are ok with that positive vibe. What does TMZ stand for?

The answer: thirty-mile zone.

Today’s question:

We will have the answer in tomorrow's newsletter

[🤘Hollywood Brothers] The Jonas Brothers received Hollywood’s 2,745th Star yesterday morning. The brothers, Kevin, Joe, and Nick were surrounded by friends, family and thousands of fans. The Jonas Brothers announced The Album at yesterday’s award ceremony. The Album will be released May 5th and will be a follow-up to their successful album, Happiness Begins. The trio also announced that a tour is in the works with dates that will be scheduled for later this year: that is, when they are not doing their gymnastics thing like they are doing above

[📺️ It’s Showt…Paramount+ with Showtime] Showtime announced a rebrand yesterday by joining forces with Paramount. The standalone name of Showtime will be removed to unite with Paramount’s brand, merging the two as: Paramount+ with Showtime. Studio head Chris McCarthy will continue to serve in his leadership role while Tom Ryan will oversee the day-to-day of streaming at Paramount+ with Showtime 

[🕺Michael Jackson’s nephew to star in biopic] Lionsgate has teamed up with Michael Jackson’s twenty-six year old nephew, Jaafar Jackson, casting Jaafar as his late uncle, Michael. The biopic is set to be directed by Antoine Fuqua, and produced by Bohemian Rhapsody’s Graham King. We watched the YouTube clip of Jaafar dancing below, and we are pretty impressed

⬇️ Los Angeles in the late 1940s 🎥 

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[🏡 $695,000 | 3 BD, 1.5 BTH] | Torrance | 1513 W. 211th Street | This is a beautiful, single-family home available for sale in the South Bay. This property has 1,094 livable square feet, situated on a large, 5,530 square foot lot. This charming Torrance home consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a spacious living room that leads out to a private back yard area with fruit trees. This home has an attached, two-car garage in addition to additional driveway space (enough to park two-four additional vehicles)

[🏡 $749,000 | 2 BD, 1 BTH] | Burbank | 1220 N. Hollywood Way] Upon entering this lovely home you will be greeted by a spacious living room with low maintenance tiled floors, vaulted ceilings, a river rock fireplace, and circular staircase. The circular staircase leads you to an oversized loft with a 1/2 bath. The loft is great to use as an office or additional sleeping quarters

[🏡 $777,000 | 3 BD, 2 BTH] | Tujunga | 7606 Valmont Street] A charming mid-century style home where you enter through a stylish automatic gate that sets the stage for this warm retreat. The open floor plan home is sunny and bright with floor-to-ceiling windows all throughout the living room. A large backyard is a perfect spot for an outdoor lounge, enjoy the BBQ patio and venture back to your bonus studio

[🏡 $850,000 | 3 BD, 2 BTH] | Pasadena | 100 W Tremont Street] This is a Live Luxury Auction, starting at $850,000: Spanish-style single family residence. An effortlessly paved driveway gives way to Saltillo tiles as your window to this remarkable residence. The impressive wood and wrought iron front door guides you through the first of the dual dwellings. Upon entrance is a visual sensation straight from a page of leisurely literature

[🏡$899,000 | 2 BD, 1 BTH] | Glendale | 3422 Encinal Avenue] Welcome to this storybook charming and character home in much desired area. This move in condition home welcomes you from the first moment you walk in. As you enter the house you are greeted into the large living room with fireplace overlooking the front porch where you would love to spend time reading

[🏡 $1,799,000 | 4 BD, 2 BTH] | West Hollywood | 1324 N. Fairfax Avenue] Come explore an oasis of welcoming comfort in the heart of the bustling city. This four bedroom two bathroom home has over 2, 700 square feet of living space that is marvelous for entertaining. Enter through an unassuming front gate into a shady front courtyard filled with all manner of succulents. Beyond sits this lovingly preserved 1923 craftsman

[🏡 $1,225,000 | 1 BD, 1 BTH] | West Hollywood | 8861 1/2 Cynthia Street] A charming, rare, and romantic circa 1924 Craftsman Bungalow cottage hidden away by privacy fencing down a quiet lane in the cherished Norma Triangle. Light and airy open floor plan with cozy bedroom, bath, and updated kitchen. Period hardwood floors and details. Ample outdoor yard space with wrap around porch, fire pit, and lounge area are pitch-perfect for entertaining and dining al fresco

[🏡 $2,995,000 | 2 BD, 2 BTH] | Pacific Palisades | 1537 W. Rustic Road] This charming hideaway in Rustic Canyon is located on appropriately-named Rustic Road, which has a stream running through its center. One approaches the home by some stairs and a leisurely, gated footpath, passing through fruit trees and flowers. The hideaway, on four lots, nearly one-half acre, is reminiscent of Northern California. It has inspired many artists who lived there, up to and including the present. There is now a fully equipped art studio in the garden

[🏡 $5,995,000 | 4 BD, 4.5 BTH] | Burbank | 3316 Viewcrest Drive] Custom Burbank Hills home set at the top of the hill with unobstructed panoramic city and mountain views. Easily the most recognizable home in Burbank, if not all of The Valley, and has been coined. The Burbank Castle, and The Harry Potter House is available for the first time in twenty years

[🏡 $16,000,000 | 3 BD, 3 BTH] | Hollywood Hills | 7436 Mulholland Drive] The Garcia House, an iconic masterpiece designed by the world-renowned architect, John Lautner. Built in 1962, the home underwent a historic restoration by Marmol Radziner, with a focus on preserving original details and functionality. The property boasts a number of timeless features including a lava rock entryway, original terrazzo flooring, signature parabolic roof, a 55-foot wall of windows, and 60-foot caissons elevating the structure above the canyon, showcasing breathtaking panoramic views of Los Angeles

[🏡 $25,995,000 | 7 BD, 13 BTH] | Greater Wilshire | 101 N. Hudson Avenue] Situated in the desired Hancock Park on a large corner lot sits this timeless estate designed in 1929 by architect Roland E. Coate. Rich in history, featured in Architectural Digest in 1931, this one-of-a-kind estate has been meticulously restored by Mark Stevens Construction and MR DESIGN with the finest attention to detail and craftsmanship that is rarely found today. Recent upgrades throughout the 14,649 square feet, have elevated the seven-bedroom, thirteen-bathroom property to a new level of grandeur that includes all the modern luxuries of today

[💼 Communications Consultant | FUSE Corps | $80,000 per year] The Office of Immigrant Affairs seeks to remove language barriers so that all new Angelenos can thrive, no matter what language they speak. The FUSE Executive Fellow will lead the development of a language access toolkit and a strategy for training county departments on the effective utilization of the toolkit. The Fellow will also support county-specific language needs research

[💼 Account Executive | Casual IQ | $80,000 - $120,000] Causal IQ is on the search for a highly motivated Account Executive who will be responsible for significant revenue growth by looking for areas with our client base to expand the relationship ensuring up sell on programmatic solutions

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