West Third Street shopping has taken on international flair, becoming the favorite shopping spot for LA’s most fashion savvy visitors and locals. If Rodeo Drive is the Sophia Loren of shopping in Los Angeles, West Third Street represents Julia Roberts and the generation that follows — still classy but flaunting stylistic freedom. Step inside one of these colorful, independent boutiques to experience West Third Street shopping at its best.
Los Angeles is famous for being hip and trendy, but the City of Angels also has plenty of activities for brainiacs and self-proclaimed nerds.
Tinseltown offers visitors and locals alike an entire rainbow of attractions and activities. Read on to find out more about Gay LA: the Hollywood edition.
Read on for an exclusive guide to historic locations featured in the 2009 Fox Searchlight film (500) Days of Summer, courtesy of the Los Angeles Conservancy.
When you think “quirky,” do you think of Los Angeles? You should. The City of Angels abounds with a treasure trove of unique boutiques, eateries and everything in between.
Many of Los Angeles’ most famous — and notorious — denizens are wealthy enough to have personal assistants do the rudimentary shopping for them, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t enough celebrities doing their own shopping to make spotting them as much as a spectator sport as watching the Lakers at STAPLES Center.
The famous (and infamous) may go to great lengths to protect their privacy, but the paparazzi have uncovered their favorite public haunts. If you’re eager for a celebrity sighting in Los Angeles, check out some of the best paparazzi star-stalking spots in the city.
Beverly Hills is often associated with a rich and luxurious lifestyle, but there's plenty to do for those on a budget. Whether it’s free museums and attractions, or happy hours and famous cupcakes, here's how to do Beverly Hills like an insider.
Whether you’re getting on a board for the first time or you’re a seasoned rider searching for LA’s best breaks, there’s something for everyone. Beginners can learn how to surf with mellow, consistent waves, while experts can head toward the big stuff. No matter what level you’re at, you’ll want to check out these legendary LA surfing spots and dive into surf culture USA.