http://losangeles.com/netsurfing/losangeles.html (World Wide Web Directory, 06/1995)
Fans of the
arts in Los Angeles
will love Art Direct's
guide to local arts
events in Los Angeles with galleries, museums, music and other
performing arts information. Great resource for upcoming local theatre
and classical music events!
Buzz Magazine is now on the Web with Buzz Online. Just in case you need real hard-hitting journalism like the "100 Coolest People Around" or local celebrity gossip. It's actually a pretty nice LA-centric site.
Hipsters and Grunge Kids check out Scott Kardon's LA Club Listings -
it's really well done, and appears to be up-to-date, now if only I'd
heard of any of these bands... Another way to go is to
check out Pollstar's Concert Tour
Information server. If you do a search for Los Angeles-area
concerts, you get a Menu
of Local Cities to choose from, all of which have listings of
upcoming concert events, in all genres of music.
Sports fans might be interested in knowing that
the NFL has a web site, with home pages for all the teams, including The Raiders. Get a review of
their draft moves, their schedule and a link to the NFL Sidelines home, a great
site with fun interactive web football trivia games, fan surveys and more.
UCLA Home Page (be
careful with the image map, click on the icon, not the text -it's
picky!) Two of the more useful features are the campus Special
Events listing, arranged by type of event and if you're looking for
work, the current campus job listings.
Other features include a virtual tour of campus, class listings, and
admissions information.
While it started out
pretty lame, the City of Los
Angeles server is actually
becoming a useful resource. While you may not care about the missions
and strategies of the Sanitation Department, the Fire Department's
upcoming Earthquake safety program might be more useful, or you can just
check out the pretty lights at the Bureau of Street Lighting's (I'm not
kidding, this really exists) Gallery of Street Light images!
AIDS Project L.A. is online and has a great resource in Living
Positive with references to upcoming events, organizations, living
strategies and articles for Los Angeles' HIV+ population and their loved
ones.
The County
Museum has come online with a great selection
of art available for viewing. Exhibition schedule is current through
September, although I'd worry a bit, as they appear to have not updated
it since last November.
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