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Peaches cannot be squashed: The shock-pop provocateur still thrives onstage
Mar 26, 2026latimes

Peaches cannot be squashed: The shock-pop provocateur still thrives onstage

The singer/performer's No Lube So Rude is crude, smart, disarming, and for some, alarming in its bold lyrical candor.

Afroman testifies that unflattering videos of sheriff's deputies were 'their fault' after imperfect raid
Mar 26, 2026latimes

Afroman testifies that unflattering videos of sheriff's deputies were 'their fault' after imperfect raid

Afroman takes the stand in a civil lawsuit brought against him by sheriff's deputies he featured in mocking videos after they raided his home in 2022.

Casey Wasserman's name dropped from agency following Ghislaine Maxwell scandal
Mar 26, 2026latimes

Casey Wasserman's name dropped from agency following Ghislaine Maxwell scandal

Casey Wasserman's agency is now called 'The Team.' Wasserman and his investors are trying to sell his former namesake firm.

Call me mommy! Carly Rae Jepsen has a baby to call her own with producer Cole M.G.N.
Mar 26, 2026latimes

Call me mommy! Carly Rae Jepsen has a baby to call her own with producer Cole M.G.N.

'Call Me Maybe' pop star Carly Rae Jepsen is in her mother era. The singer revealed on Instagram that she and husband Cole M.G.N., a music producer, welcomed their first child.

An A-list folk rocker built this jewel-box concert hall, just when downtown L.A. needs it
Mar 26, 2026latimes

An A-list folk rocker built this jewel-box concert hall, just when downtown L.A. needs it

Pacific Electric is an ambitious entry into a Los Angeles venue landscape recovering from economic woes, yet has seen jolts of life.

'We did it, America!': Afroman triumphs in lawsuit filed by law enforcement who raided his home
Mar 26, 2026latimes

'We did it, America!': Afroman triumphs in lawsuit filed by law enforcement who raided his home

Afroman is celebrating victory in a civil lawsuit as a win for freedom of speech. The rapper said songs and videos mocking the sheriff's officials who unsuccessfully raided his home were 'their fault.'