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Rhino Records is back, briefly
The late, beloved Rhino Records closed on Westwood Boulevard last year, but if you need a fix a pop-up Rhino store has opened on 3rd Street at Laurel. They've got music and live appearances: on Saturday Rhino staffer Sheryl Farber will spin tunes from "One Kiss Can Lead To Another: Girl Group Sounds Lost & Found," the box set she co-produced in 2005. The store runs through December, but will close for Christmas. Full list at the OC Weekly.
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