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Eminem, Rihanna Announce Tour

With the success of this collaboration, maybe we shouldn’t be too surprised to hear of an Eminem x Rihanna Tour, but we kind of are. Announced in the latest XXL Magazine, Eminem told the publication that summer dates will be on the calendar. But if you’re hoping to catch the two mega stars hit the stage together, you better live in one of three lucky cities. New York, Los Angeles and of course Eminem‘s hometown, Detroit.

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When Hockey Takes Over Dodger Stadium

Hockey has taken over baseball stadiums in the past. Hockey will take over baseball stadiums in the future. But when hockey takes over the home of the Dodges, it’s done in true Los Angeles style… with not only a 200×85 foot ice rink, but with a beach volleyball court & roller hockey rink as well.

On January 25th, the spectacle begins. The Los Angeles Kings & Anaheim Ducks take the ice at Dodger Stadium. Get the full story right here.

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Foster the People.

Foster the People announce new album in the most nonchalant way possible – by painting the album cover on the side of a building at 539 S. Los Angeles Street in LA, and then posting it on Instagram. The new record is called ‘Supermodel‘. No doubt as a tribute to the likely profession of women they now date after the success of their first album, Torches. Hey, sometimes starting off as a jingle writer pays off in your late 20s.

Album is available on March 18th. Pre-sale, January 14th. Video of the building-size mural after the jump.
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Rap Quotes Take On the Streets of LA

Jay Shells‘ street art originated in NYC, but it appears as though his rap quote street signs have made it to the other coast. Maybe he needed a vacation to some warmer weather. Regardless of why he’s in town, we’re pumped photographer Erin Mitchell nabbed some shots of these seamlessly integrated signs. You can follow Erin on her Los Angeles Street Art tumblr. Continue reading article →