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There goes the neighborhood
A new neighbor has moved into our quiet corner of Van Nuys Boulevard. Welcome HAZHEART, the drunk and noisy roommate you never wanted. Nestled between the local post office and a travel agency is our newest friend. Fueled by Four Loko and drunken emo sweat is the hottest little half-clothing store half-venue the boulevard has ever graced its eyes upon. Their ever-welcoming sign outfront reads Come The Fuck In. Welcoming indeed. Did the podunk town ask for this? Probably not


Loni Willison’s Past Is Dead
In her earlier years, Loni Willison represented fantasy—wine, women and wonder.
Now, the ex-sex siren represents one of over 18,000 homeless women in Los Angeles.


Professional Bull Riders Championship crowned the wildest ride in Las Vegas
Just outside the T-Mobile Arena doors, blinding lights, belligerent transients and trucks hauling bulls are revolving like satellites around the grounds. Sin City is an uncanny place for dyed-in-the-wool cowboys to be conjured, but they’re here to show Vegas what man versus beast really means. LINK TO GALLERY - https://professional-bull-ri.nodicenews.com When a 150 pound man gets on top of a 2,000 pound bucking bull just to get thrown off, injuries aren’t too hard to come by


Blood, sweat and Pabst: A field report from inside the underbelly of the Punk Rock Bowling beast
In today’s political climate, there’s no better way to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend than with sweaty cans of Blue Ribbon, subversive debauchery and archaic punk rockers in the middle of the Mojave desert. It’s both the antithesis of this country's current administration and the kind of party Uncle Sam killed for – in the name of democracy, of course. LINK TO GALLERY https://punk-rock-bowling-20.nodicenews.com LAS VEGAS – Punk Rock Bowling, now roaring in its 25th year,


Fremont Case Study I: Loose slots, women with whips and the finest damn slab of prime rib north of the Strip.
In its rawest form, The Fremont Street Experience is a 1,375 foot open air sideshow market where off-brand buskers peddle semi-legal highs to leftover tourists. The sunbaked out-of-towner cattle are collared by yard-long margaritas and slosh through the muggy neon vortex in Birkenstock flip-flops toward Circle Row—the last refuge for Vegas rejects desperate for any kind of spotlight. Inside the sacrificial pit-like rings, flavor-of-the-day hustlers eye you, waiting for a buck


Christina Cannarella and Johnny Hatch: Champions of inclusion
A mothers persistence, a son's perseverance. An unconditional love is radiated throughout the room when Johnny Hatch reaches to embrace his mother’s head to his heart. Hatch is 24 years old and lives with autism. The second year Valley College student is considered a non-typical communicator — he expresses himself with physical touch, vocal sounds and facial expressions. Due to his mom’s determination to harbor a conventional social life for her son, in the 13 years the disa


Strippers Strike For Workers Rights
Dancers hold a picket line outside of a topless dive bar to fight for a safer work setting. Outside of a small, run-down strip club in North Hollywood, car horns blare, chants are shouted and would-be customers join the picket line. Eighteen of the 24 dancers at the Star Garden Topless Dive Bar were illegally locked out of their workplace after bringing forth a petition to the owners, Jenny and Steve Kazaryan, asking for revised and reinforced safety regulations in the club.
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