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  5 Reasons We Love Rubio’s Coastal Grill

  By Francisco Reyes on May 28, 2019

  Rubio’s Coastal Grill has been one of the pre-eminent Mexican Coastal-Inspired Restaurants for decades. Their vast and flavorful menu is second to none. There are...

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  Alejandra Guzman to Rock the Microsoft Theater on Friday, May 17

  By Francisco Reyes on May 16, 2019

  One of the most beloved and renowned Mexican pop-rock superstars is coming to Los Angeles and you won’t want to miss her. The one and...

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  Nuanced and Brilliant, “Canyon” Explores the Idealized L.A. Melting Pot

  By Francisco Reyes on March 8, 2019

  It’s hard to resist skipping big-name, hyped theater productions at one of Los Angeles’ biggest theaters. After all, when you opt for one of the...

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  A Taste of Italian Cuisine with Romano’s Macaroni Grill

  By Francisco Reyes on April 12, 2019

  With the influx of hot, new restaurants, people are demanding more and more of their restaurant experience. Not to be outdone, as always, Romano’s Macaroni...

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  Review: Luke Bryan Delights Dodger Stadium

  By Francisco Reyes on July 31, 2018

  Atlanta Braves superfan Luke Bryan went to extra lengths to win over the Chavez Ravine crowd. Donning a pristine white Dodgers home jersey and blue...

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  Review: “Mutt House: The Musical” is a Touching Celebration of Our Furry Friends

  By Francisco Reyes on July 24, 2018

  When I adopted my spunky, little affenpinscher-terrier mix, Thor, nearly three years ago from a wonderful local organization that focuses on saving dogs from high-kill...

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  Review: Fun and Sharp-Witted, “Three Days in the Country” Explores Love in the Russian Countryside

  By Francisco Reyes on July 17, 2018

  Life in the country is often characterized as simple or minimalist. But in “Three Days in the Country”, the backdrop of life in the country...

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  Words with Boards is One-of-a-Kind

  By Francisco Reyes on May 31, 2018

  One of the coolest things about living in 2018 is that you can personalize more stuff than ever before. From your favorite team’s jersey, to...

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  Cube Tracker to the Rescue

  By Francisco Reyes on May 23, 2018

  There are countless new inventions nowadays that are mindblowingly complex. From state-of-the-art gadgets to cybersecurity software, the world is full of hi-tech marvels. But there’s...

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  The Neighborgoods Offers Fun, Foodie-Themed Products

  By Francisco Reyes on April 20, 2018

  With the rise in foodie culture and the popularity of places like Etsy, people are always on the lookout for new and original ideas from...

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  Review: “Daddy Long Legs” Shines at Long Beach Performing Arts Center

  By Francisco Reyes on February 27, 2018

  In theater, when you’re going to revive a classic, it’s crucial to be sharp, innovative, and most of all, really good. In the International City...

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  Five Reasons We Love Harbor House

  By Francisco Reyes on May 31, 2018

  Downtown Los Angeles has endless options for bars and restaurants. From longtime L.A. classics to new, up-and-coming restaurants owned by famous chefs, we’re lucky to...

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  Travis Barker’s MUSINK Festival Arrives at the OC Fair & Event Center on March 16-18

  By Francisco Reyes on February 13, 2018

  Renowned for his musical talents and his love of body ink, iconic drummer Travis Barker has transcended the genre of rock with blink-182. This is...

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  Impact Partners with AEG to Launch New Impact Sports Bar & Grill Inside STAPLES Center

  By Francisco Reyes on January 27, 2018

  STAPLES Center is on the shortlist of globally recognized American event venues. From the Lakers, to the Kings to world-class boxing matches to Taylor Swift...

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  Review: The Growlers Bring Their Own Brand of Holiday Cheer to Snow Ball 2017

  By Francisco Reyes on December 26, 2017

  Adorned like a dreamy high school winter dance, the Wiltern hosted the Growlers’ second-annual Snow Ball Friday night, in an evening that harkened back to...

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  Five Reasons to Visit L.A. Zoo Lights

  By Francisco Reyes on November 21, 2017

  Christmas in Los Angeles is different, but, in its own way, it’s just as captivating as spending the holidays anywhere else (East Coast transplants, spare...

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  Five Reasons to Go Little Tokyo for the Holidays

  By Francisco Reyes on November 21, 2017

  The upside of having good weather in December in Los Angeles is that there’s no shortage of things to do during the holidays. Los Angeles’...

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  Santa Barbara Polo & Wine Festival Debuts Oct. 7

  By Francisco Reyes on October 2, 2017

  There are many traits and places that are emblematic of Southern California. The beach, sunny skies, wine tasting and outdoor concerts are just a few...

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  Review: Sharp, Funny and Audacious, “Walking to Buchenwald” Is a Long Hard Look in the Mirror

  By Francisco Reyes on September 17, 2017

  The entire American political spectrum is full of hyperbole. In the United States, both the left and right describe one another in apocalyptic terms and...

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  Review: “Silent Sky” Celebrates the Remarkable Life of Henrietta Swan Leavitt

  By Francisco Reyes on August 27, 2017

  “The mind is sexless – and so is the sky,” cried Henrietta Swan Leavitt in her astronomy lab, as she felt the need to justify...

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  Review: Fresh as Ever, Atmosphere Rock Pomona’s Fox Theater

  By Francisco Reyes on August 21, 2017

  The Notorious B.I.G.’s “Going Back to Cali” was an homage to the Golden State by an out-of-state rap legend that turned into one of the...

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  Review: Tchaikovski Spectacular with Fireworks Lives Up to Its Name at Hollywood Bowl

  By Francisco Reyes on August 21, 2017

  A funny typing happened Friday night at the Hollywood Bowl. Despite the infamous L.A. rush hour traffic, despite the 8 p.m. start time and despite every other excuse in...

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  Review: Gerardo Ortiz, Septima Banda, Regulo Caro Delight Fans at Pico Rivera Sports Arena

  By Francisco Reyes on August 15, 2017

  Sundays at Pico Rivera Sports Arena are well-known for being festive and for having some of the biggest acts in Latin American music. Well, on...

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  Review: Quick-Witted and Hilarious, “Welcome to Your Alternate Reality” Poignantly Tackles Today’s Political Mood

  By Francisco Reyes on August 6, 2017

  Having a big, hearty ironic laugh is a temporary antidote to feeling helpless. Open Fist Theatre Company’s “Welcome to Your Alternate Reality” asks Americans to do just...

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  Why Los Tucanes de Tijuana and Ramon Ayala Are Influential to Los Angeles

  By Francisco Reyes on June 23, 2017

  I grew up next to five quintessentially pocho brothers in the greater Los Angeles area. Their mother was Chicana and their dad from Zacatecas, but...

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  Review: Inspector Caps Off Incredible Night at Dance Ska L.A.

  By Francisco Reyes on June 19, 2017

  Sometimes music shows or festivals are given flashy, hyperbolic names to hype them up. But with Dance Ska L.A., which happened this Saturday at Union...

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  Review: Hilariously Dark and Charming, “Crimes of the Heart” Takes on Family and Relationships

  By Francisco Reyes on June 11, 2017

  Tales of mariticide, a comatose grandfather and failed suicide – those three topics in a play would lead you to believe you’re dealing with heavy...

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