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Surprise Rainy Day Necessities
By Pablo Lopez on September 10, 2014
I hate shorts. I think they’re boring and useless to a wardrobe, with the single exception of leg tattoos that are obviously meant for showing...
Peace and Awareness in Los Angeles, Thanks to an Italian Immigrant Wine Maker
By Humberto Capiro on September 6, 2014
One of the most beautiful and tranquil places is Los Angeles can be found smack in the middle of the city on 3500 West Adams...
The Beauty of Los Angeles Through Instagram
By Gabriel Preciado on September 2, 2014
Los Angeles is as big, as it is beautiful. Seeing all that this wonderful city has to offer is not impossible, but it would take...
L.A. Department of Recreation and Parks Wants to Connect You
By Humberto Capiro on August 19, 2014
In Southern California we are spoiled with gorgeous weather, great food, exciting entertainment choices, beautiful architecture and now free Wi-Fi in some of our most...
New Park Celebrates the Indigenous Tongva People of Los Angeles
By Humberto Capiro on July 30, 2014
One of the perks of living in the Venice/Santa Monica area is of course the access to the beaches of the Pacific Ocean, the Boardwalk...
The Utopia That Never Was at Barnsdall Park
By Humberto Capiro on July 30, 2014
Shortly after getting my architecture degree from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo I returned to Los Angeles where I settled into a working routine. While...
L.A. Hidden Gems 101: SweetXO
By Sabina Ibarra on July 17, 2014
It’s summer and the time for sweet cravings in Los Angeles. If you’re looking for a place where you can find the latest, most interesting...
L.A. Hidden Gems 101: The Last Bookstore
By Sabina Ibarra on June 22, 2014
The moment that steps are taken into the Last Bookstore, life unfolds like in the movies. No, really – it’s breathtaking. You’re Belle the moment...
LA Pride Goes for Oscar Gold with Jennifer Hudson Headlining
By Paul Zahn on June 2, 2014
Los Angeles celebrates Gay Pride June 6 through 8 in West Hollywood. Christopher Street West, a non-profit group dedicated to all the needs of the...
Three Weekly Farmers’ Markets to Visit in L.A.
By Britny Arevalo on May 30, 2014
Whether you’ve been to one or not, you’ve probably all heard of farmers’ markets. The place where vendors are out under white tarps selling succulent...