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They Moved The Headstones, But Not the Bodies!
I don’t want to alarm anyone – but you know how the haunting in Poltergeist (based in Simi Valley) was […] Read more
Sleep With a (Dead) Rock Star, or the Ghost of One
In Washington, DC, you can find hotels full of ghosts of former Presidents and politicians. New England is rotten with […] Read more
Marilyn Monroe Haunts Here
If the rumors are to be believed, Marilyn Monroe still gets around. Fifty years after her untimely demise, the ghost of […] Read more
Gram Parson’s Death Trip and Everlasting Grievous Angel
I don’t know if anyone has ever had a more loyal friend than Gram Parsons had in Phil Kaufman. Sometime […] Read more
Los Angeles: City of Hexes and Curses!
In 1968, Louise Huebner cast a spell from the Hollywood Bowl to increase the “sexual vitality of the County of […] Read more
Knott’s Scary Farm Hosts ‘Elvira Look-A-Like Contest’
What better way to celebrate the Queen of Halloween than to summon all of her darkest dames? On Saturday, October 15th, Knott’s Scary Farm hosted a competition to find the BEST Elvira doppelgänger. After the night’s first performance of Elvira’s “Danse Macabre,” show, dozens of women (and men) came onstage…
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The Black Dahlia Was Here: A tour of L.A.’s most infamous unsolved murder
It has been nearly 70 years since the naked, severed body of Elizabeth Short was found in a vacant Los Angeles [...]
Amnesiacs, hoaxes, and homicide cover-ups at the La Brea Tar Pits
A few years ago, I was giving an out of town friend the nickel tour of Los Angeles, which always […] Read more
The Gay Ghosts of Los Angeles
Obviously, when dealing with historical figures, the subject of sexual orientation can never always be definite, so those listed below […] Read more
The Strange Case of Victor Kilian and the Ghost of the Chinese Theatre
When two octogenarian actors died within a week of each other in March, 1979, it could have been seen as […] Read more
