Lifestyle, travel and fashion blogger Freddy Rodriguez (@blueperk) loves sharing life’s colorful moments. Read on for Freddy's brightest spots in LA.

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

Who said celebrating Pride has to involve a happy hour cocktail or a parade? With its Mediterranean climate, Los Angeles is surrounded by gorgeous wilderness, mountains, ocean—you get the idea. And this year for Pride, you're going to make the most of it.

Playwrights' Arena present 'Southernmost', a new play by Mary Lyon Kamitaki. Runs April 5-29. When his daughter Charlene brings her girlfriend home for a vacation, Wally Chaves is surprised to find her different from the girl he remembers. He is taken aback at her modern, mainland lifestyle as well as her refusal to support his latest venture: a coffee farm in their backyard. His determination clashes with her resistance, both to the coffee and her rural Hawaiian roots. Faced with the threat of an impending lava flow and his family’s insistence that he retire, Wally must embrace a new vision for his future, or risk losing everything.

Le Petit Paris invites guests to transport themselves to the early 20th century through live jazz performances

These ten restaurants provide just a taste of what’s available in WeHo, ranging from rooftops to southern comfort to a drag queen brunch. 

Taking place May 24-27, RuPaul’s DragCon provides a platform for fans to meet and interact with world-renowned RuPaul's Drag Race Queens, celebrities, and icons. Find out about the fabulous parties taking place in Downtown L.A. during DragCon 2019.

En l'honneur du mois de ce mois de juin dédié à la communauté LGBTQ, nous vous proposons de revenir sur son Histoire fascinante !

Drag in LA does it all, from fabulous weekly showcases with immaculate lip-syncing and dead-on celebrity impersonations, to punk rock dance parties, bingo, books and brunch!