Best Brunch Deals in Los Angeles
LA's dynamic dining scene isn't limited to dinner hours. On weekend mornings, LA's restaurants bustle with brunch patrons satisfying their cravings for omelettes, pancakes and bottomless mimosas.
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Gay Los Angeles: The Valley
Howl at the Moon
When we're in the mood to brave the crowds at the ever-popular Universal CityWalk Hollywood, we can't help but stop into Howl at the Moon, the metrosexual answer to the gay piano bar. This joint hits all the right chords with not one but two dueling pianos; here, the players entertain with high-brow wit, great comedic timing and—yes!—audience participation a'plenty. Often we've heard a Britney Spears, Shania Twain and Broadway Baby mash-up rocking the stage, and it's music to our ears.
Top Gay Stars of the Los Angeles Dining Scene
Oscar Wilde said, “After a good dinner, one can forgive anybody, even one’s own relatives.” If you’re in need of such a meal, these gay and lesbian culinary experts have a proven history of delivering LA’s best.
Top Happy Hours in Los Angeles
Read our guide to the top restaurants and bars in Los Angeles where you can get the most bang out of your happy hour bucks.
The Definitive Guide to Downtown Los Angeles
Downtown Los Angeles is bursting at the seams with great new restaurants. And let’s not forget the beloved classics. If it’s been a while since you’ve made Downtown LA your dining destination, get yourself to the 213.
Kris Tominaga and Brian Dunsmoor's Dream Guests
Kris Tominaga and Brian Dunsmoor of The Hart and The Hunter talk about their dream guests and what they would serve these special VIPs.
Top Los Angeles Restaurants for Group Dining
Grab your family and friends and descend on these places to dine on Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve, and other days of the year that call for communion.
Repeal Day Events in Los Angeles
For cocktail enthusiasts around the country, December 5th is as important a date as December 25th or December 31st. Repeal Day is celebrated every December 5th to honor the repeal of the 18th Amendment, which ended Prohibition in 1933. Bars across Los Angeles are featuring drink specials and events to commemorate the 79th anniversary of Repeal.
My LA to Z: Flying Lotus
When the L.A.-born experimental electronic hip-hop artist (and Coltrane relation) isn’t getting the crowds going at Low End Theory, he spends time on Fairfax browsing art books, shopping for records, or taking in an indie flick.
My LA to Z: Jeff Goldblum
By Chris Nichols
The actor and star of the fresh-from-Broadway play "Seminar" opens up about being on Glee, getting old jeans altered, and playing in a jazz band called the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra.