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The Regent Theater amid the coronavirus pandemic on March 26, 2020 in Los Angeles. As music venues continue to remained closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some of the nation's beloved independent locations are at risk of shutting down permanently. To help combat that unfortunate reality, Postmates, Dublab and Restless Nites are teaming up to launch Sustain the Scene. Starting on March 12 in Los Angeles, the nonprofit initiative will help participating venues reopen for delivery to return much-needed revenue. Sustain The Scene will also provide opportunities for local communities to support t...

5 destinations where you can learn about Black History in America Ronny Maye © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Oftentimes when we are taught about Black History, it’s either whitewashed or repeatedly uplifts prominent historical figures such as Rosa Parks, Thurgood Marshall, Ella Fitzgerald or Jackie Robinson. And while these trailblazing women and men have made legendary contributions to the way we live today, in every city through...

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With COVID stimulus in sight, L.A.'s desperate nightclub owners hope it's not too little, too late August Brown © (Interiorstate) "We don't expect to open until early summer. It's heartbreaking," says Akbar co-founder Scott Craig of his Silver Lake nightclub. (Interiorstate) This week, Michael Swier had an unusual feeling for a music venue owner in 2020: optimism that government might do something to help him. Swier, who runs the downtown L.A. independent venues Teragram Ballroom and Moroccan Lounge, had no choice but to shut his doors in March and watch the coronavirus cri...

This week, Michael Swier had an unusual feeling for a music venue owner in 2020: optimism that government might do something to help him. Swier, who runs the downtown L.A. independent venues Teragram Ballroom and Moroccan Lounge, had no choice but to shut his doors in March and watch the coronavirus crisis decimate his industry. None of his venues have had a show or any meaningful revenue since county and state regulations silenced clubs and concerts in the spring. Still, he wasn’t too surprised that federal and local governments did little to help the live music industry. Sens. Amy Klobuch...