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Different than Arts and Culture’s longstanding funding for nonprofits with a primary mission in the arts, CIAG supports arts-based programs of social justice and service organizations, recognizing their reach in underserved and marginalized communities. CIAG was designed to address two priorities: It makes arts services available to L.A. County residents who might not experience them through traditional arts venues and outlets, and it encourages the intersection of the arts in cross-sector work in local nonprofits. The Child and Family Center will receive $13,230 to support arts-based psych...

7 julio, 2021 8 julio, 2021 | 22:37 Redacción | Guadalajara, Jalisco | Uno TV La deportista de 23 años habría acudido a la clínica de belleza Skin Piel Guadalajara a someterse a un tratamiento. Foto: Especial Odalis Santos, una joven influencer de 23 años de edad, murió debido a complicaciones por un tratamiento para la sudoración excesiva en una clínica en Guadalajara, Jalisco.  En su Instagram, subió a historias una foto y videos donde señaló que se haría un tratamiento para eliminar la excesiva sudoración en un lugar llamado Skin Piel.  ¿Por qué falleció Odalis Santos?�...

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Illustration: uDiscoverMusic From ska and reggae to dancehall and dub (and beyond), the Caribbean island of Jamaica is one of the most musically inventive countries in the world. Through this list, however, we’re focusing on presenting a selection of the best reggae songs ever. Many of the best songs in reggae music are not written in the manner preferred by composers in other genres, musing over a piano or guitar; they are tailored to fit a pre-existing rhythm track. But reggae is blessed with inventiveness and artists full of imagination, and selecting just 25 great...

[Photos via Spotify] “Detroit is the capital of Australia.” That phrase got thrown around a lot in ’80s American fanzines as our underground discovered Australian punk’s loud-and-aggressive charms. The basic sound: U.S. protopunk, especially of the MC5 variety, mixed with ’60s garage, played with thermonuclear energy through modern heavy metal amplification. There was also an especial appreciation for the New York Dolls’ rowdy glam. It was as stripped-down and unpretentious as rock ’n’ roll gets, even more so than other punk scenes. The national motto seemed to be: Forget fa...