West Hollywood will host two free World Cup fan zones this June, with screenings, a beer garden and the U.S. premiere of Discofoot at West Hollywood Park. The activations are free and open to all ages.

Twister’s 30th anniversary contrasts a joyous small-town celebration with a slumping Los Angeles production scene.

City-run 'Kick It In the Park' will bring free World Cup screenings, youth clinics and neighborhood celebrations to parks across Los Angeles.

Lightning in a Bottle returned to Buena Vista Lake May 20–24, drawing thousands for five days of music, art and camping while organizers and health officials emphasize precautions.

Long Beach asked state regulators to allow multiple July 4 fireworks barges up and down its coast; Coastal Commission staff trimmed the plan and attached bird‑protection conditions.

Disneyland will remove its 11 a.m. park‑hopping restriction on June 9, restoring all‑day hopping for Park Hopper and Magic Key guests while keeping reservations and capacity controls.

Disneyland updated its pin-trading guidelines, banning bench displays and shifting the Frontierland trading hub into a kids-only area as summer programming begins.

A Goodyear blimp landed on Huntington Beach as Pacific Airshow unveiled its 10th‑anniversary lineup headlined by the Thunderbirds; tickets start at $10.

Amazon MGM Studios has begun auditions to find the actor who will follow Daniel Craig as James Bond. Denis Villeneuve is directing and Nina Gold is reportedly leading casting.

Long Beach will host free World Cup watch parties June 12–27 with big‑screen screenings at Lincoln Park, LA Galaxy clinics for kids and Pine Avenue activations.

Pearl Jam will headline the final night of Eddie Vedder's Ohana Festival on Sept. 27 — their first scheduled show since drummer Matt Cameron left the band in July 2025.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has closed the Bugs Bunny World kids' area as crews convert it into Looney Tunes Land; many family rides are closed and some attractions are listed to reopen May 23.

Mayor Casey McKeon spotlighted Playground Mini Golf — a neon-lit nine-hole indoor course, arcade and bar set to open downtown this summer.