Even film buffs have to get out from in front of the screen sometimes. Star in your own getaway with this award-winning film location planner.

Los Angeles is a city of the future, but if you dig deeper you'll discover history around every corner. From vintage clothing to classic bars and retro diners, take a trip back in time with our guide.

Check into the centrally located Beverly Laurel Motor Hotel and enjoy Mid-Century Modern design with plenty of retro charm.

Learn about how the iconic Cinerama Dome in LA, one of the world's great standout theatres, came about and where it is today.

"La Próxima Generación" shines the spotlight on the next generation of LA's Latino chefs and restaurateurs. The series is hosted by Bricia Lopez, co-owner of Guelaguetza, the acclaimed Oaxacan restaurant

Blake Leeper is seeking to be the first American amputee to qualify for the Olympics in 2020. Follow him as he shares us where he works out in LA.

You enjoy the convenience and accessibility of the 21st-century digital world, but something about the 1920s fascinates you. Which means there's only one place you want to stay in LA

Read on for Los Angeles locations featured in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," plus a bonus section for those that want to take a deeper dive into the movie.

One of LA's crown jewels from the Golden Age of Hollywood, the Formosa Cafe has reopened after a stunning $2.4 million renovation.

The largest LGBT organization in the world, the Los Angeles LGBT Center is celebrating its 50th anniversary with special events throughout 2019.