Mamitas Movie
You never know who will change your life forever. At school, Jordin is a cocky but charming Latino firebrand; at home he is a doting grandson who can’t seem to please his perpetually cranky father. […]
The Many Faces of L.A.’s George Torres
To many, he was known as the most dangerous man in Los Angeles. To others, he was a simple grocery store owner. But who was George Torres really? This is the story of his alleged […]
Aztec Death Whistle | The Scariest Sound You’ve Ever Heard
The Aztec Death Whistle. If hell has a sound, I bet it sounds alot like the Aztec Death Whistle. The Aztec Death Whistle sounds like a shriek of death mixed with howling wind. It’s so […]
The Dynamic Dual 90’s DJ’s
In the 90’s there was a swath of DJ’s making some of the best Deep and Hard house beats on the market. Although this sub-genre never blew up like it was supposed to, these jams […]
Watch Krush Groove 1985 Movie about Russell Simmon’s Def Jam
Krush Groove is a 1985 American film by Warner Bros. that was written by Ralph Farquhar and directed by Michael Schultz ( who also produced the movie, along with George Jackson and Doug McHenry ). […]
In 1993 a Party Crew protested Prop 187 and this is what happened.
Some of you may have already seen some of these clips. But if you haven’t seen the full segment shot by Fox11 news back in 1993, here it is. I hope you enjoy. We are […]
TRIBE OF ISSACHAR: MEXICANS
12 Tribes of Israel: Judah – American Blacks Benjamin – West Indians Levi – Haitians Ephraim – Puerto Ricans Manasseh – Cubans Reuben – Seminole Indians Gad – Native American Indians Issachar – Mexicans (Aztecs) […]
Los Angeles Tag Bangers Had Their Hands in Two Worlds
Los Angeles Tag Bangers had their hands in two worlds. One was in the graffitti aspect of it and the other was teetering on the side of death. Here is a special report from 1990. […]
Sureno History Explained – Southern United Raza
The Sureno Mexican gang is a Los Angeles based street gang that has been in existence since the early 1970s. The gang was initially formed to protect Hispanic neighborhoods from African American gangs who were […]
The Chorizeros of East L.A. In The early 1920’s-1950’s.
The Dodgers were still in Brooklyn and Dwight D. Eisenhower was still in the White House the last time Southern California went this deep into the summer without a Major League Baseball game. For Conrad […]
