By Yenni Díaz El Corazón de nuestra gente esta en la comunidad y como comunidad nos unimos con un solo corazon en solidaridad con nuestros hermanos en Arizona, por nuestra comunidad en el Condado de La Naranja y el resto del pais. We come together as mothers, students, workers, teachers, indigenous peoples, leaders and community members to proclaim that “Another World is Possible”/ “Otro Mundo es Posible”.  Read More →

2nd Annual Los Ángeles Anarchist Bookfair For updated information and details on panelists, publishers and vendors visit their websites below.  Read More →

DEATH OF THE BUSH ERA: What Next? November 1st, 2008 – Saturday, 7 – 10pm CALL TO ARTISTS FOR ONLINE SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE: Monday, October 27th The SPARC Gallery would like to invite multi-media artists, from around the corner and around the world, to submit to our online gallery. We are seeking digital representations of your work, be it film, paintings, graphics, or sound works for SPARC’s exhibit “Death of the Bush Era: What Next?”... 

LOS ANGELES — R.E.M., Modest Mouse, Spoon, Death Cab for Cutie, Jarvis Cocker, The Flaming Lips, The Decemberists, Public Enemy, Rage Against the Machine, and Fleet Foxes are just a few of the artists whose handmade signs featured in Under the Radar’s Protest Issue will be auctioned off beginning September 30th to benefit War Child International.  Read More →

ATERCIOPELADOS ‘RÍO’ AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAL ITUNES PRE-ORDER; ALBUM OUT OCTOBER 21ST Iconic Colombian Group Builds Upon the Success of Latin GRAMMY-winning ‘Oye’ (2006) With New Album Mixed in NYC by Hector Castillo (Brazilian Girls, David Bowie, Gustavo Cerati) Aterciopelados’ highly-anticipated new album, ‘Río’, is now available for a special iTunes pre-order, two weeks in advance of its October 21st... 

Join the L.A. Indymedia Collective for a community screeening of the powerful film: BASTARDS OF THE PARTY “Bastards of the Party” which chronicles the history of gangs in Los Angeles including the notorious Bloods and Crips. This film is an important part of recent and no so recent Los Angeles history told from the point of view of a young survivor of the street wars. At 36 years of age and surprised to find himself alive, Cle “Bone”...