The Doll Hut

Summary

Field	Value
Summary Text	The Doll Hut is a historic music venue located in Anaheim, California, in Orange County. Known as a significant punk rock venue, it has hosted notable bands including The Offspring, Adolescents, and The Ziggens throughout its history. The venue is described as a roadhouse-style establishment near Interstate 5, featuring pool tables and a distinctive atmosphere that has made it an important part of Southern California's punk rock scene. Beyond its role as a music venue, The Doll Hut has served as a launching pad for many local and nationally recognized acts, including performances by Blink-182, Brian Setzer, The Dandy Warhols, Jimmy Eat World, and Sublime. The venue has been recognized by publications like the Los Angeles Times and The Orange County Register for its contribution to the local music culture. Social Distortion's Mike Ness has specifically noted the venue's importance to The Orange County Register, highlighting its role as a cornerstone of the regional music community.

Structured Data

Field	Value
Business Type	Music venue
Cuisine Type	Not applicable
Price Range	Not available
Key Features	Live music performances Punk rock heritage Pool tables Roadhouse atmosphere
Best For	Live music events Punk rock shows Local band performances Music history enthusiasts

Source Information

Field	Value
Name	The Doll Hut
URL	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doll_Hut
Entity Type	organization
Domain Authority	en.wikipedia.org

Contact Information

Field	Value
Phone Number	2026011200
Emails	[email protected]
Addresses	None found
Social Profiles	None found
Service Area	San Gabriel Valley, CA (5 mile radius from location)

Entity Relationships

Relationship Type	Connected Entities
Parent Region	San Gabriel Valley → Los Angeles County → California → United States
Directory Source	KatieJakes Directory
Knowledge Graph Node	KatieJakes Knowledge Graph
Canonical Reference	This page serves as a secondary canonical representation for entity resolution

Operating Hours

Please see: Complete Master Bundle (Raw JSON) section below and Discovered Website Text section for detailed hours information.

Menu Information

Please see: Complete Master Bundle (Raw JSON) section below and Discovered Website Text section for detailed menu information.

Cuisine Classification

No cuisine data extracted

KatieJakes Enhanced Schema.org (Primary)

Corrected and enhanced Schema.org representation with proper entity classification.
Schema Type: MusicVenue
Reasoning: I chose @type MusicVenue because this entity primarily functions as a venue for live music performances, specifically punk rock shows, as evidenced by the Wikipedia description stating it's a 'music venue in Anaheim, California' and the extensive documentation of notable bands that have performed there including The Offspring, Adolescents, Blink-182, and many others.

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Recursive-LD: Dimensional Reasoning Layer

Advanced entity classification for AI reasoning systems.
This layer captures structural behavior, identity multiplicity, and relational topology that Schema.org cannot express. It helps AI systems reason about how to think about this entity, not just what it is.

Functional Role

What role does this entity play in its ecosystem?

cultural_incubator community_convener talent_amplifier

Interaction Geometry

How information flows through this entity:

Flow Type	Pattern
Primary Flow	bands → performances → audience recognition → career advancement
Secondary Flow	local scene → venue documentation → cultural preservation

Temporal Behavior

Time dynamics (not business hours):

Attribute	Value
Mode	event_based
Cadence	recurring
Event Intensification	Yes

Identity Tension

Multiplicities that Schema.org cannot express:

venue vs cultural institution local hangout vs music destination

Negative Space

What this entity explicitly does NOT do (critical for avoiding misclassification):

non_commercial_booking non_mainstream_focus non_corporate_venue

Stability Profile

Attribute	Level
Identity Coherence	high
Format Persistence	high
Volatility	low

Relational Surface

Topological connections (without invented facts):

Relation Type	Value
Connects	musicians, audiences, music_industry, local_community
Acts As	hub

Complete Recursive-LD JSON

Machine-readable dimensional reasoning layer (also in <head> as Schema.org StructuredValue)

{ "functional_role": [ "cultural_incubator", "community_convener", "talent_amplifier" ], "interaction_geometry": { "primary_flow": "bands → performances → audience recognition → career advancement", "secondary_flow": "local scene → venue documentation → cultural preservation" }, "temporal_behavior": { "mode": "event_based", "cadence": "recurring", "event_intensification": true }, "identity_tension": [ "venue vs cultural institution", "local hangout vs music destination" ], "negative_space": [ "non_commercial_booking", "non_mainstream_focus", "non_corporate_venue" ], "stability_profile": { "identity_coherence": "high", "format_persistence": "high", "volatility": "low" }, "relational_surface": { "connects": [ "musicians", "audiences", "music_industry", "local_community" ], "acts_as": "hub" } }

Source Schema.org Data (Provenance)

Original schema extracted from target website for provenance and comparison.

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Discovered Website Text

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events portal2026Current eventsWikiProject Current eventsHistory portals ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PAGE 4: Doll Hut - Wikipedia URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doll_Hut Words: 870 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Coordinates: 33°49′51″N 117°55′56″W / 33.83086695085987°N 117.93227389398953°W From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Doll Hut Wikimedia | © OpenStreetMap Interactive map of Doll Hut Former names Linda's Doll Hut (1989–2001) Address 107 S Adams St. Anaheim, California United States Coordinates 33°49′51″N 117°55′56″W / 33.83086695085987°N 117.93227389398953°W Construction Built c. 1922 Opened 1989; 37 years ago (as Linda's Doll Hut) The Doll Hut is a music venue on Adams Street in Anaheim, California. Operating since 1989, the venue is known as a mainstay for the Orange County punk rock scene, with several local acts such as The Offspring, Adolescents, and The Ziggens playing shows there prior to finding mainstream success. With a maximum capacity of 89 people, the Doll Hut is known for its small size which creates an intimate atmosphere during shows, with "pushing and shoving and vocalists screaming lyrics only inches from patrons’ faces".[1] Background[edit] The Doll Hut is located in a roadhouse shack near Interstate 5 in Anaheim, California. The small venue has a maximum capacity of 89 occupants and previously held 49 before its pool tables were removed. The stage is a "low-rise corner wedge" and the walls of the interior are covered in band stickers and punk rock photos. The Doll Hut has a bar.[1][2] The Doll Hut is venerated for its long operating span despite its small size. Social Distortion lead vocalist Mike Ness told The Orange County Register that the venue became "a landmark for Orange County rock 'n' roll". Patronage at the venue peaked in the 1990s.[1][2] History[edit] The Doll Hut building, a small shack, was built around 1922. It formerly operated as a restaurant called Sunkist Cafe. Linda Jemison purchased the building in 1989 and converted it into a bar and music venue, intending it to be akin to the Whisky a Go Go nightclub in West Hollywood, California.[1][2] The venue first opened as Linda's Doll Hut and hosted various local rock acts. It gained notoriety among the Orange County punk rock scene for its rowdy shows performed by emerging bands. The Doll Hut's attendance declined, which contributed to Jemison's decision to sell it in 2001. Upon sale, it was renamed to the Doll Hut.[1] Subsequent owners made significant changes to the Doll Hut that represented a departure from its roots, such as a conversion to a Spanish language venue with the interior walls painted blue and orange. In 2007, owner Dirk Belling began the process of restoring the facility to its original look and punk rock programming.[2] In 2012, former de facto house band The Ziggens played the last show at the venue before its closure. It was converted into a short-lived Latin bar in 2013.[3] In 2014, former Doll Hut show booker Michael McGarvey and his girlfriend Tammy Butler purchased the building and reopened it with its original format.[4] Notable acts[edit] Adolescents[1] Blink-182[2] Brian Setzer[2] The Dandy Warhols[2] Jimmy Eat World[2] The Offspring[1] Sublime[2] The Ziggens[1] References[edit] ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h Vega, Priscella (April 25, 2016). "How did the Doll Hut become an O.C. music scene focal point? A new documentary zeroes in". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i Staff (September 4, 2007). "Doll gets new (old) look". The Orange County Register. Southern California News Group. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jackson, Nate (January 2, 2013). "Former Doll Hut Owner Linda Jemison Remembers the Clubhouse That Punk Built". OC Weekly. Duncan McIntosh Co. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jackson, Nate (January 10, 2014). "The Doll Hut Lives Again! Owners Say They're "Giving It Back to the Fans"". OC Weekly. McIntosh Duncan Co. 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Faustin-Archange Touadéra (pictured) is re-elected as the president of the Central African Republic. Delcy Rodríguez is sworn in as the interim president of Venezuela following the capture of Nicolás Maduro during United States strikes on the capital. Luke Littler wins the PDC World Darts Championship. Ongoing: Iranian protests Russo-Ukrainian war timeline Sudanese civil war timeline Recent deaths: Terry Yorath Jim Dennison Tim Shadbolt Jonathan Powell Martin Chivers Aldrich Ames Nominate an article January 12, 2026 (Monday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Gaza war Palestinian internal political violence The Israeli-backed militant organization Counter-Terrorism Strike Force says it has assassinated Mahmoud Al-Astal, head of a Hamas-run police unit in Khan Yunis, Gaza Strip. (Reuters) A drone strike in Gaza kills three people who had crossed the ceasefire line. (AP) Insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa A roadside bomb targeting a police vehicle kills six officers near the Afghan border in northwestern Pakistan. (AP) Myanmar civil war, Bangladesh–Myanmar relations Bangladesh detains 53 Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army members that crossed into Bangladesh amid fighting with the Arakan Army in Rakhine State, Myanmar. (AFP via The Straits Times) Sudanese civil war A Rapid Support Forces missile strike kills ten civilians and wounds nine others in Singa, Sennar State, Sudan. (AA) International relations Somalia–United Arab Emirates relations Somalia terminates all agreements it signed with the United Arab Emirates, including ownership contracts for ports in Berbera, Bosaso, and Kismayo, over the country's support for Somaliland. (Middle East Eye) Law and crime Scam centers in Cambodia, Cambodia–South Korea relations Cambodian and South Korean police arrest 26 suspects accused of impersonation scams and sexual exploitation that allegedly defrauded 165 South Korean victims of about ₩26.7 billion (US$18.25 million), with authorities set to extradite the suspects to South Korea. (Reuters) Corsican conflict Former National Liberation Front of Corsica leader Alain Orsoni is assassinated by a gunman at his mother's funeral in Vero, Corse-du-Sud, Corsica, France. (Reuters) Swedish police seize three-tonnes of cocaine found in a shipping container from South America at the Port of Helsingborg, making it the country's single-largest ever seizure of the illegal drug. (Reuters) Spanish police, in coordination with the U.S. DEA and UK National Crime Agency, seize 10 tonnes of cocaine hidden among a cargo of salt on a cargo ship off the Canary Islands. It is the country's largest ever seizure of drugs at sea. Thirteen people on board the vessel are arrested. (The Guardian) According to the Venezuelan government 116 prisoners were released but the Foro Penal group disputes this saying that only 41 prisoners were actually released despite this human right groups estimate 800 to 1,200 political prisoners still in jail. Al Jazeera Science and technology After the Australian Online Safety Amendment came into effect on December 10, 2025, Meta shuts down over 544,000 accounts of users under the age of 16 on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. (DW) January 11, 2026 (Sunday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Syrian conflict SDF–Syrian transitional government clashes January 2026 Aleppo clashes The Syrian Democratic Forces withdraw from Aleppo following negotiations with the Syrian transitional government. (Al Jazeera) Russo-Ukrainian war Attacks in Russia during the Russo-Ukrainian war A woman is killed and around a dozen residential buildings are damaged in an overnight Ukrainian drone attack on Voronezh, Russia. (Reuters) Russian attacks on civilians in the Russo-Ukrainian war At least four people are killed and 20 others are injured in overnight Russian drone attacks across Ukraine. (Euronews) 2025–2026 Iranian protests 2026 Los Angeles ramming attack Two people are injured in a suspected vehicle-ramming attack when a U-Haul truck strikes multiple people during an anti-Iranian government protest in Los Angeles, California, United States. No one is hospitalized after the incident. (BNO News) Non-governmental organization HRAI verifies the deaths of 483 protesters and 47 security personnel in Iran since the start of the protests. (Sky News) (Reuters) Amidst the ongoing internet blackout, the Iranian government successfully shuts down the Starlink internet for the first time. (The Times of Israel) Sudanese civil war Sudanese prime minister Kamil Idris announces that the government will return to the capital of Khartoum after previously operating out of Port Sudan for much of the conflict. (Al Jazeera) Arts and culture 83rd Golden Globe Awards At this year's Golden Globe Awards, Hamnet and One Battle After Another win Best Dramatic and Best Comedic or Musical Film, respectively, while The Pitt and The Studio win Best Drama and Best Comedy or Musical in television, respectively. (Los Angeles Times) Business and economy China–Egypt relations, Foreign relations of Norway Egypt signs renewable energy agreements worth US$1.8 billion with China and Norway. (Al Arabiya) Disasters and accidents 2025–26 Australian bushfire season One person is killed and at least 300 properties are destroyed by wildfires across Victoria and New South Wales, Australia. A state of emergency is declared in Victoria with thousands of firefighters and more than 70 aircraft deployed to combat the fires. (BBC News) Eight people are killed and 12 others are injured in an explosion during wedding festivities at a house in Islamabad, Pakistan. (Dawn) The death toll from avalanches in the French Alps over the weekend rises to six as three more skiers are killed. (AFP via South China Morning Post) Four people are killed and five others are injured after two cars collide head-on in Bolton, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. (BBC News) Politics and elections 2025–26 Myanmar general election Citizens of Myanmar vote in the second phase to elect the nation's bicameral legislature. One more phase of voting is expected in late January. (AP) 2026 Beninese parliamentary election Citizens in Benin vote to elect the 109 members of the National Assembly more than one month after a thwarted coup attempt. (RFI) Sports 2026 United Cup In tennis, Poland win their first United Cup title after defeating Switzerland 2–1 in the final at the Ken Rosewall Arena in Sydney, Australia. (Reuters) January 10, 2026 (Saturday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Syrian conflict SDF–Syrian transitional government clashes January 2026 Aleppo clashes A kamikaze drone of unknown origin strikes a governate building in Aleppo, Syria, while government officials were holding a conference inside, a day after the government declared a ceasefire in the city. (Al Jazeera) Operation Hawkeye Strike The United States military launches airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria. (Sky News) (Fox News) Crisis in Venezuela, War on drugs, United States–Venezuela relations 2026 United States intervention in Venezuela The U.S. State Department urges Americans to leave Venezuela immediately, following reports that Colectivos were targeting them. (The Guardian) Disasters and accidents 2026 Binaliw landslide The death toll from a garbage landslide in Cebu City, Philippines, rises to at least four, while 12 of about 50 buried sanitation workers are rescued. (AFP via Arab News) 2026 Paipa Piper PA-31 crash Six people are killed, including musician Yeison Jiménez, when a Piper PA-31 Navajo crashes in Paipa, Boyacá Department, Colombia. (BNO News) International relations Argentina–Brazil relations, Argentina–Venezuela relations, International reactions to the 2026 United States intervention in Venezuela Brazil returns responsibility to Argentina for its diplomatic representation and custody of the Argentine embassy in Venezuela after overseeing the mission in Caracas since 2024 following the expulsion of Argentine diplomats under the Nicolás Maduro administration. (Reuters) Politics and elections 2025 Egyptian parliamentary election Egypt's National Elections Authority finalizes the remaining 49 parliamentary seats, confirming that President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's allies retain the two-thirds supermajority needed to amend the constitution, while opposition parties and independents hold about 158 of 568 elected seats. (Reuters) Nicaragua–United States relations Nicaragua releases dozens of prisoners after the United States publicly demanded the release of more than 60 political prisoners. (Al Jazeera) Science and technology Pornography Act Indonesia suspends access to the Grok chatbot over concerns about the generation of pornographic content and summons representatives of its developer, xAI, for investigation. (Reuters) Sports 2025–26 FA Cup Macclesfield 2–1 Crystal Palace In association football, National League North team Macclesfield beat the FA Cup defending champions Crystal Palace 2–1, in statistically the biggest upset in the competition's 155-year history. (BBC Sport) January 9, 2026 (Friday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Syrian conflict SDF–Syrian transitional government clashes January 2026 Aleppo clashes The Syrian defense ministry declares a ceasefire in the Ashrafiyah, Bani Zeid, and Sheikh Maqsood districts of Aleppo after several days of armed conflict between government forces and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces that killed at least 21 people. (AFP via Arab News) Operation Southern Spear United States oil blockade during Operation Southern Spear, Timor-Leste–United States relations The United States military seizes a Timor-Leste-flagged oil tanker in the Caribbean Sea, marking the fifth tanker seized as part of the blockade. (The Guardian) (The Patriot-News) Russo-Ukrainian war Kyiv strikes, Russian attacks on civilians in the Russo-Ukrainian war Russian drone and missile strikes on Kyiv, Ukraine, kill four people and wound 28 others after several high-rise apartment buildings are targeted. The Qatari embassy is also damaged in the strikes. (Euronews) Russia strikes Lviv in western Ukraine with its Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile, reportedly targeting a critical infrastructure site. (BBC News) Yemeni civil war 2025 Southern Yemen offensive, Saudi-led intervention in the Yemeni civil war A Southern Transitional Council (STC) delegation in Riyadh announces the group's dissolution following widespread territorial losses to the Saudi-backed Yemeni government. The STC rejects the announcement, saying the announcement was made under duress. (The New Arab) Business and economy EU–Mercosur Association Agreement Twenty-one of the 27 countries of the European Union approve a trade deal with Mercosur, which will create \"the world's largest free trade area\" after 25 years of talks. The deal is expected to be formally signed in Paraguay in the near future. (Politico) Disasters and accidents Fourteen people are killed and over 30 others are injured after a bus plunges into a gorge near Nahan, Himachal Pradesh, India. (Hindustan Times) Nine people are killed and 10 are injured after a bus crashes between Kano and Maiduguri in Borno State, Nigeria. (Daily Post) Law and crime 2026 Cedarbluff shootings At least six people are killed in spree shootings at three locations across Cedarbluff, Mississippi, United States. A 24-year-old man is taken into custody and charged with murder. (AP via CTV News) Politics and elections 2025 Honduran general election The National Congress of Honduras approves a recount of the votes cast in the November 2025 election, which is subsequently approved by President Xiomara Castro's decree. (CNN in Spanish) (Bloomberg) January 8, 2026 (Thursday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Operation Southern Spear 2026 United States strikes in Venezuela The death toll from the U.S. airstrikes on Caracas, Venezuela, five days ago increases to 100 people, including 23 Venezuelan military personnel and 32 Cuban personnel. (BNO News) SDF–Syrian transitional government clashes January 2026 Aleppo clashes As fighting between the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces and the Syrian Army continues in Aleppo, Syrian authorities open an evacuation corridor for tens of thousands of civilians to evacuate the city. (Euronews) The Syrian Army captures the Ashrafieh neighbourhood of Aleppo after three days of fighting with the Syrian Democratic Forces. (Al Jazeera) Yemeni civil war 2025 Southern Yemen offensive, Saudi-led intervention in the Yemeni civil war The Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Yemen claims that Southern Transitional Council (STC) president Aidarus al-Zoubaidi has fled to the United Arab Emirates through Somaliland. (Al Jazeera) Government forces enter Aden and capture Aden International Airport as STC forces collapse in Aden Governorate. (AA via TRT World) (Al Jazeera) 2025–2026 Iranian protests A police officer is reportedly killed during clashes with anti-government protesters in Malard, Iran, as the number of injured police officers rises to 568. (AA) (Africa News) The Iranian opposition in exile calls for a general strike in the Kurdish areas in western Iran, which is widely observed. (Die Zeit in German) NetBlocks reports a total internet outage in Tehran and other Iranian cities, continuing the following day. (Reuters) (RFERL) Gaza war The Israeli military launches multiple attacks in Gaza, killing thirteen Palestinians, including five children. (The New Arab) Business and economy Cambodia–China relations, Scam centers in Cambodia The Cambodian central bank orders the liquidation of Prince Bank and suspends its operations after founder Chen Zhi was indicted by the United States for large-scale fraud and extradited to China. (AFP via France 24) Disasters and accidents 2026 Binaliw landslide At least one sanitation worker is killed when a landfill collapses in Cebu City, Philippines. Search and rescue operations are ongoing for the 34 others reported missing, while 12 people are hospitalized. (AFP via The Straits Times) A woman is killed in a shark attack off the coast of Saint Croix in the United States Virgin Islands. The species of the shark involved is currently unknown but a witness described it as \"a big, big shark\". (AP) Law and crime 2025–2026 deployment of federal forces in the United States 2026 Portland shooting Two people are hospitalized after being shot by Border Patrol officers in Portland, Oregon, United States. (KPTV-TV) Killing of Renée Good Protesters and police clash in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S., after an ICE agent fatally shot a civilian woman yesterday. Pepper balls and a gas-like substance are fired toward the protesters outside a federal building. (CNN) Honduran congresswoman Gladys Aurora López is injured after being struck in the head by an explosive when entering the National Congress building in Tegucigalpa. (Times Now) Politics and elections Catholic Church sexual abuse cases in Europe The Spanish Episcopal Conference and the national government agree to let the ombudsman determine compensation for victims of clergy sexual abuse whose cases are time-barred or whose alleged abusers are deceased, opening a one-year claims process funded by the Catholic Church. (AP) Detention of Rocío San Miguel Acting Venezuelan president Delcy Rodríguez's administration releases several political prisoners, including human rights activist Rocío San Miguel. (AFP via Barron's) January 7, 2026 (Wednesday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Operation Southern Spear United States oil blockade during Operation Southern Spear, Russia–United States relations The United States boards and seizes the sanctioned Russian-flagged tanker Marinera (Bella 1) in the North Atlantic Ocean after it breached the U.S. naval blockade around Venezuela. (Reuters) (Sky News) The United States Coast Guard also seizes the Panamanian-flagged tanker M Sophia for its alleged \"illegal activities\" in international waters of the Caribbean Sea. (BBC News) Yemeni civil war 2025 Southern Yemen offensive, Saudi-led intervention in the Yemeni civil war The Saudi Arabia-led coalition launches airstrikes on Southern Transitional Council (STC) positions in the Dhale Governorate in southern Yemen. (Al Jazeera) Aidarus al-Zoubaidi, head of the STC, is dismissed from the Presidential Leadership Council after failing to attend peace negotiations. (Al Arabiya) Disasters and accidents Five people are killed and 27 others injured after a bus plunged into a 100-foot-deep ravine in Chakwal, Pakistan. (The Express Tribune) International relations Climate change policy of the United States, Proposals for the United States to withdraw from the United Nations The United States announces its withdrawal from dozens of United Nations bodies, including the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the Framework Convention on Climate Change, the UN Population Fund, UN Trade and Development and four of the Economic and Social Council's regional commissions. (AFP via France 24) Cross-strait relations China bans Taiwanese interior minister Liu Shyh-fang and education minister Cheng Ying-yao, along with their relatives, from entering the country, alleging their involvement in the Taiwan independence movement. (Reuters) Political status of the Cook Islands and Niue, Foreign relations of Niue Germany formally recognizes and establishes diplomatic relations with the Pacific island of Niue, with the German mission in Wellington, New Zealand, coordinating ties. Niue remains in free association with New Zealand. (DPA via Yahoo News) Somalia–United States relations The U.S. State Department suspends all ongoing assistance programs to Somalia, alleging that the Somali government destroyed an American-funded World Food Programme warehouse and stole 76 tonnes of food aid. (AP) Law and crime Corruption in Malaysia The Malaysian anti-corruption commission detains a former army chief and four other suspects and seizes RM2.4 million (US$591,000) in cash while seeking court approval to extend custody in a bribery investigation linked to military procurement contracts. (Reuters) Corruption in Nigeria A Nigerian federal court grants bail to former justice minister Abubakar Malami and two co-accused in a money laundering and abuse of office case involving 16 charges, setting the bail at ₦500 million (US$350,000). (Reuters) Killing of Renée Good A United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shoots a 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis, Minnesota, prompting protests. (CNN) Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz issues a warning order to prepare the Minnesota National Guard in the event of civil unrest. (CBS News) Scam centers in Cambodia, Cambodia–China relations Cambodia extradites three Chinese nationals, including Prince Group founder Chen Zhi, to China following a joint investigation into transnational fraud networks linked to large online scam operations in Southeast Asia. (Reuters) January 6, 2026 (Tuesday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Communal conflicts in Nigeria Herder–farmer conflicts in Nigeria Five farmers are killed in a shooting attack by herders in Kwande, Benue State, Nigeria. (Daily Post) Nigerian bandit conflict At least five Old Oyo National Park security personnel are killed and others injured in a bandit attack in Orire, Oyo State, Nigeria. (The Guardian) Syrian conflict SDF–Syrian transitional government clashes Seven people are killed and several others are wounded in Aleppo, Syria after clashes between the Syrian Armed Forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces. (Reuters) (Al Jazeera) 2026 United States strikes in Venezuela Venezuela confirms that 23 members of its military were among the 80 people killed during the American airstrikes on the country, including its capital Caracas, three days ago. (Al Jazeera) Disasters and accidents At least 22 people are killed and 65 others are injured after a truck (lorry) carrying migrant workers overturns in Semera, Afar Region, Ethiopia. (BBC News) Six people are killed and 46 others are injured after a bus and a trailer collide head-on in Kericho County, Kenya. (Capital News) One person is killed and three others are injured after a bus collides with protesters in Jerusalem, Israel. (The Times of Israel) Health and environment The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology raises the alert level of the Mayon volcano in Luzon to three, citing signs of magma intrusion and possible explosive activity, and orders evacuations within a six-kilometer danger zone. (Reuters) International relations China–Japan relations 2025–2026 China–Japan diplomatic crisis China tightens export controls on dual-use technology to Japan, banning shipments that could support the Japanese military, following diplomatic tensions over remarks related to Taiwan. (AFP via The Sun) Law and crime Three locals and a company employee are killed and five others are wounded in clashes between residents and employees of a Chinese gold mining company in Takhar Province, Afghanistan. The company's operations are later suspended pending a probe into the incident. (AP) (Tolo) Science and technology Communications in Palestine Israel authorizes Palestinian mobile operators Jawwal and Ooredoo to begin upgrading to 4G services in the West Bank after they sign management contracts with the Swedish telecommunications firm Ericsson. (Reuters) More January 2026 events... Time: 22:25 UTC|Day: 12 January ◀January 2026▶ S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 More January 2026 events... 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Operating since 1989, the venue is known as a mainstay for the Orange County punk rock scene, with several local acts such as The Offspring, Adolescents, and The Ziggens playing shows there prior to finding mainstream success. With a maximum capacity of 89 people, the Doll Hut is known for its small size which creates an intimate atmosphere during shows, with \"pushing and shoving and vocalists screaming lyrics only inches from patrons’ faces\".[1] Background[edit] The Doll Hut is located in a roadhouse shack near Interstate 5 in Anaheim, California. The small venue has a maximum capacity of 89 occupants and previously held 49 before its pool tables were removed. The stage is a \"low-rise corner wedge\" and the walls of the interior are covered in band stickers and punk rock photos. The Doll Hut has a bar.[1][2] The Doll Hut is venerated for its long operating span despite its small size. Social Distortion lead vocalist Mike Ness told The Orange County Register that the venue became \"a landmark for Orange County rock 'n' roll\". Patronage at the venue peaked in the 1990s.[1][2] History[edit] The Doll Hut building, a small shack, was built around 1922. It formerly operated as a restaurant called Sunkist Cafe. Linda Jemison purchased the building in 1989 and converted it into a bar and music venue, intending it to be akin to the Whisky a Go Go nightclub in West Hollywood, California.[1][2] The venue first opened as Linda's Doll Hut and hosted various local rock acts. It gained notoriety among the Orange County punk rock scene for its rowdy shows performed by emerging bands. The Doll Hut's attendance declined, which contributed to Jemison's decision to sell it in 2001. Upon sale, it was renamed to the Doll Hut.[1] Subsequent owners made significant changes to the Doll Hut that represented a departure from its roots, such as a conversion to a Spanish language venue with the interior walls painted blue and orange. In 2007, owner Dirk Belling began the process of restoring the facility to its original look and punk rock programming.[2] In 2012, former de facto house band The Ziggens played the last show at the venue before its closure. It was converted into a short-lived Latin bar in 2013.[3] In 2014, former Doll Hut show booker Michael McGarvey and his girlfriend Tammy Butler purchased the building and reopened it with its original format.[4] Notable acts[edit] Adolescents[1] Blink-182[2] Brian Setzer[2] The Dandy Warhols[2] Jimmy Eat World[2] The Offspring[1] Sublime[2] The Ziggens[1] References[edit] ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h Vega, Priscella (April 25, 2016). \"How did the Doll Hut become an O.C. music scene focal point? A new documentary zeroes in\". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i Staff (September 4, 2007). \"Doll gets new (old) look\". The Orange County Register. Southern California News Group. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jackson, Nate (January 2, 2013). \"Former Doll Hut Owner Linda Jemison Remembers the Clubhouse That Punk Built\". OC Weekly. Duncan McIntosh Co. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jackson, Nate (January 10, 2014). \"The Doll Hut Lives Again! Owners Say They're \"Giving It Back to the Fans\"\". OC Weekly. McIntosh Duncan Co. 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Thirteen people on board the vessel are arrested. (The Guardian) According to the Venezuelan government 116 prisoners were released but the Foro Penal group disputes this saying that only 41 prisoners were actually released despite this human right groups estimate 800 to 1,200 political prisoners still in jail. Al Jazeera Science and technology After the Australian Online Safety Amendment came into effect on December 10, 2025, Meta shuts down over 544,000 accounts of users under the age of 16 on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. (DW) January 11, 2026 (Sunday) edit history watch Armed conflicts and attacks Syrian conflict SDF–Syrian transitional government clashes January 2026 Aleppo clashes The Syrian Democratic Forces withdraw from Aleppo following negotiations with the Syrian transitional government. 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(The Guardian) Syrian conflict SDF–Syrian transitional government clashes Seven people are killed and several others are wounded in Aleppo, Syria after clashes between the Syrian Armed Forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces. (Reuters) (Al Jazeera) 2026 United States strikes in Venezuela Venezuela confirms that 23 members of its military were among the 80 people killed during the American airstrikes on the country, including its capital Caracas, three days ago. (Al Jazeera) Disasters and accidents At least 22 people are killed and 65 others are injured after a truck (lorry) carrying migrant workers overturns in Semera, Afar Region, Ethiopia. (BBC News) Six people are killed and 46 others are injured after a bus and a trailer collide head-on in Kericho County, Kenya. (Capital News) One person is killed and three others are injured after a bus collides with protesters in Jerusalem, Israel. 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events portal2026Current eventsWikiProject Current eventsHistory portals\n\n\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\nPAGE 4: Doll Hut - Wikipedia\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doll_Hut\nWords: 870\n────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nCoordinates: 33°49′51″N 117°55′56″W / 33.83086695085987°N 117.93227389398953°W From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Doll Hut Wikimedia | © OpenStreetMap Interactive map of Doll Hut Former names Linda's Doll Hut (1989–2001) Address 107 S Adams St. Anaheim, California United States Coordinates 33°49′51″N 117°55′56″W / 33.83086695085987°N 117.93227389398953°W Construction Built c. 1922 Opened 1989; 37 years ago (as Linda's Doll Hut) The Doll Hut is a music venue on Adams Street in Anaheim, California. Operating since 1989, the venue is known as a mainstay for the Orange County punk rock scene, with several local acts such as The Offspring, Adolescents, and The Ziggens playing shows there prior to finding mainstream success. With a maximum capacity of 89 people, the Doll Hut is known for its small size which creates an intimate atmosphere during shows, with \"pushing and shoving and vocalists screaming lyrics only inches from patrons’ faces\".[1] Background[edit] The Doll Hut is located in a roadhouse shack near Interstate 5 in Anaheim, California. The small venue has a maximum capacity of 89 occupants and previously held 49 before its pool tables were removed. The stage is a \"low-rise corner wedge\" and the walls of the interior are covered in band stickers and punk rock photos. The Doll Hut has a bar.[1][2] The Doll Hut is venerated for its long operating span despite its small size. Social Distortion lead vocalist Mike Ness told The Orange County Register that the venue became \"a landmark for Orange County rock 'n' roll\". Patronage at the venue peaked in the 1990s.[1][2] History[edit] The Doll Hut building, a small shack, was built around 1922. It formerly operated as a restaurant called Sunkist Cafe. Linda Jemison purchased the building in 1989 and converted it into a bar and music venue, intending it to be akin to the Whisky a Go Go nightclub in West Hollywood, California.[1][2] The venue first opened as Linda's Doll Hut and hosted various local rock acts. It gained notoriety among the Orange County punk rock scene for its rowdy shows performed by emerging bands. The Doll Hut's attendance declined, which contributed to Jemison's decision to sell it in 2001. Upon sale, it was renamed to the Doll Hut.[1] Subsequent owners made significant changes to the Doll Hut that represented a departure from its roots, such as a conversion to a Spanish language venue with the interior walls painted blue and orange. In 2007, owner Dirk Belling began the process of restoring the facility to its original look and punk rock programming.[2] In 2012, former de facto house band The Ziggens played the last show at the venue before its closure. It was converted into a short-lived Latin bar in 2013.[3] In 2014, former Doll Hut show booker Michael McGarvey and his girlfriend Tammy Butler purchased the building and reopened it with its original format.[4] Notable acts[edit] Adolescents[1] Blink-182[2] Brian Setzer[2] The Dandy Warhols[2] Jimmy Eat World[2] The Offspring[1] Sublime[2] The Ziggens[1] References[edit] ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h Vega, Priscella (April 25, 2016). \"How did the Doll Hut become an O.C. music scene focal point? A new documentary zeroes in\". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i Staff (September 4, 2007). \"Doll gets new (old) look\". The Orange County Register. Southern California News Group. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jackson, Nate (January 2, 2013). \"Former Doll Hut Owner Linda Jemison Remembers the Clubhouse That Punk Built\". OC Weekly. Duncan McIntosh Co. Retrieved June 13, 2025. ^ Jackson, Nate (January 10, 2014). \"The Doll Hut Lives Again! Owners Say They're \"Giving It Back to the Fans\"\". OC Weekly. McIntosh Duncan Co. 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Please help by adding reliable sources. Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately from the article and its talk page, especially if potentially libelous. Find sources: \"Jeff Balis\" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (January 2010) (Learn how and when to remove this message) Jeff Balis Born April 13, 1975 (age 50) United States Occupations Film director, film producer Jeff Balis (born April 13, 1975) is an American filmmaker whose directorial debut was the 2009 independent film Still Waiting..., starring John Michael Higgins.[1] Balis was a producer on the original Waiting.... References[edit] ^ DVD Talk External links[edit] Jeff Balis at IMDb Jeff Balis at Rotten Tomatoes hide Authority control databases International ISNI VIAF WorldCat National United States France BnF data This article about an American film producer is a stub. 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