Happy weekend, Hollywood! Below, we've included some of this week's top events from throughout Hollywood. Here are some events taking place in town this weekend. Hot tip: If you want to see your event in the next roundup,

Members of CART include the district attorneys of Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and Santa Barbara counties, as well as the Santa Monica City Attorney's Office.

As the third quarter of the year kicks off, several private equity firms have already started announcing investments. The middle-market private equity space has had a tumultuous 18 months, through a slumped start of 2020 until a climb that started a year ago and hasn’t shown much slowdown.

Ringo Starr celebrated his 81st birthday Wednesday in a simple drive-by event in front of his peace-sign statue in California's Beverly Hills as the singer didn't want to attract a large crowd due to the coronavirus pandemic.

When Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Richard Marx set out to write his memoir, “Stories to Tell,” he vowed that his would go all in. “If you’re just going to phone it in, then what’s the point?” Marx told The Washington Post in a phone interview.

What a great day to hit the surf! Here's your outlook on conditions for Friday from Surfline via the South Bay Dawn Patrol. Consistent, peaky surf is running in the thigh-waist-stomach high range, while better southerly exposures from the Manhattan to Venice/Santa Monica zone are hitting chest high.

Architectural Digest brings you up into the hills of Los Angeles to tour a stunning 5 bedroom/8 bath mansion with nearly 16,000 square feet of living space, on the market for just shy of $55,000,000.

Beach-bound or poolside, remember to wear your sunscreen & sunglasses if you're out & about. UV rays are at their highest levels this week.

USC’s presidential mansion, the Seeley Mudd Estate, sold for $25 million, making it the priciest residential deal ever in San Marino

Los Angeles has a long history with Ethiopian food, though much of that past has been centered around only a few blocks of busy Fairfax just south of Wilshire. Now a newcomer is adding to the conversation,