+Ballet

She’s at the ballet but she’s not a dancer! However, there will be ballerinas in the building. Live ballerina style dancers await as you enter this club, where you’re bound to hear some of your favorite music and indulge in a celebrity hosting for the night. The best time to hit this club is on a Saturday, and there will be black people in the building.

6623 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90028, United States

+Nightingale

This club is well-known for their Sunday nights. A more upscale vibe, this place sets the mood for an unforgettable night out. Located in the heart of West Hollywood, this place usually has A-list arrivals inside the venue. You might have been to one of your favorite’s release party here, or partying with Chris Brown. A true hot-spot, please bring your best heels out and come pop-bottle ready.

643 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069

+Hyde is considered a must. If you’re not standing on couches, then what are you doing?! People talk about Hyde in relation to their Sunday brunches, but their long standing reputation has been somewhat watered down in recent years. Nonetheless, Hyde will always be a staple to LA nightlife and its party scene no matter the current state. This is a place flooded with dancers and lights after 5pm on a Sunday where people dressed in costumes pour liquor down your throat. Sounds like a vibe to me!

8117 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90046

Los Angeles Lakers legend Derek Fisher is set to take on a new role as the head coach of Crespi Carmelite High School basketball in Encino, CA. Fisher is known for his career with the Lakers and extensive reputation as a championship winning point guard alongside fellow legends Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal. After his playing career he transitioned into coaching as the head coach of the New York Knicks and invested his time into community and philanthropy. He previously coached 8th grade middle school boys at Heritage Christian School and high school girls as part of his Team Derek Fisher Club. This new position just further shows his commitment to the youth and shaping rising basketball talent with his guidance.

Another strike hits LA this summer! Sanitation staff, lifeguards, traffic officers, mechanics, engineers, and airport custodians in Los Angeles gathered for a 24-hour strike demanding better wages and standing against unfair labor practices. Picket lines were set at locations like Los Angeles International Airport, with a large rally held at City Hall. The strike consisted of over 11,00 city workers within the SEIU Local 721 workers who believe the city was not bargaining in good faith by engaging in labor practices that violate employee and union rights. The strike had an impact on parking enforcement and traffic operations but city officials ensured these shut downs wouldn’t be permanent. Union members plan to negotiate with the city August 14, 2023.

UCLA recently acquired the 11-story historic Trust Building in downtown Los Angeles to signify their commitment to expanding access and enrollment. This move reflects their dedication to offering practical education opportunities for individuals seeking career development; specifically in workforce education and skills training. This’ll align UCLA with their commitment to engage with the broader community by enhancing accessibility to local LA residents. They aim to provide valuable resources and support to those pursuing professional growth and enhancement to take a more practical approach to education.