SomeKindaWonderful Web Interview – Part 1
The members talk about the overall "sound" of the band and what it means to them to play at The Sayers Club.
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The members talk about the overall "sound" of the band and what it means to them to play at The Sayers Club.
Chelsea and Jon talk about their personal relationship with each other and how it affects their chemistry on stage. The two also talk about the release of their new EP.
The band talks about their diversity and how everyone's strengths help make the band "something beautiful and rare". They also discuss the roots of their band name.
The two talk about the evolution of their roles inside and outside of the band and how their previous professions shine through in their performances.
Some Malibu school facilities may contain illegal levels of a toxic compound that is dramatically higher than previously reported, according to a parent-teacher coalition.
Los Angeles County Fire officials Thursday were responding to a report of an apartment building collapse in West Hollywood.
Photos from KANEHOLLER's performance and behind-the-scenes shots from The Sayers Club
The band shows up their freestyle and beatbox skills in this original "rap" about pizza.
Authorities were able to arrest a Cypress man Thursday who was allegedly attempting to contact teenage girls on the internet for sex and was in possession of child pornography, officials said.
Kristen Hinman and Chef Domenico Grillo visited the KCAL9 studios Thursday to talk about the "Salute to Sinatra" and their summer menu.
Photos from SomeKindaWonderful's performance and behind-the-scenes shots from The Sayers Club
The city of Los Angeles cannot afford a big pay raise for police officers to end a labor dispute with the LAPD, Mayor Eric Garcetti said Thursday.
Elaine Stritch, the brash theater performer whose gravelly, gin-laced voice and impeccable comic timing made her a theatrical icon, has died, according to Brigade Marketing. She was 89.
City Attorney Mike Feuer Thursday filed a nuisance lawsuit against several gang-controlled properties in South LA.
A Glendora couple who scaled back watering due to drought received a letter from the city warning that they could face fines if they don't get their brown lawn green again.
