With the holiday season just around the corner, many people are preparing for travel. Some are planning long overdue family vacations to see other friends and family. Of course, some people still have to travel for work. If you plan on making the journey to Los Angeles, CA, for any of these reasons, here are some things you should bear in mind for a month-long stay. Look for a Place
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Barry’s was born and raised in LA, and now they’re going all in on the west coast city just in time for their 25th anniversary. Since opening the first location in West Hollywood in 1998, Barry’s has grown exponentially in the greater Los Angeles area. Now, they’re opening five new studios in California in the next year to solidify their status as the go-to fitness studio for Angelenos. In honor
Los Angeles, California is one of the most popular cities in the world. Whether you want to live in L.A. or you are just planning a brief trip, immersing yourself in the unique culture of this location is an absolute must. As the second most populous city and metropolitan area in the United States, finding the spots you need to visit should be your first course of action. What Defines
California, also known as The Golden State, is a melting pot of cultures, ideas, and lifestyles. Many people move to The Golden State with hopes of building lives that do not conform to societal norms. You may be one of those individuals who dance to the beat of your own drum and, thus, have plans to relocate to California in the coming months. You should understand that the state has
Far out West, tucked between Angeles National Forest and the vast Pacific Ocean, is where America makes its movies. The rolling hills of alternating residential districts and commercial spaces are teeming with creative fervor. It’s a place where people desperately want to be seen, and the scouts are always out to look. California, especially Los Angeles, is famous for being peppered with sound stages. It’s strategically located, close to the
Beloved Malibu brand Barefoot Dreams opened its premier brick-and-mortar flagship location at The Park at Cross Creek in Malibu, California. The store’s contemporary design complements the casual elegance of the brand. Barefoot Dreams plans to expand with a second, neighboring 1,500 square-foot space later this year. Adjoining the two retail locations is a courtyard offering a place to relax, play games, and enjoy views of the Malibu hills. Paying homage
RSVP – The Abbot Kinney Festival in Venice, California, spans world-famous Abbot Kinney Boulevard. The mile-long street’s eclectic boutiques and artisan eateries infuse the festival with local Venice flavor. Occurring each year on the last Sunday in September, this highly anticipated summertime tradition is 35 years strong and features:
Just as Baz Luhrmann’s song Everybody’s Free to Wear Sunscreen advises that “you should live in New York City once, but leave before it makes you hard, live in California once, but leave before it makes you soft,” when it comes to choosing between the iconic East and West coast cities of New York and L.A., celebrities have varying opinions on which is best. While New York has always been
Neon Carnival returned for the ninth consecutive year to Thermal, California on Saturday, April 14. The invite-only outdoors dance fête, widely recognized as one of the most coveted after-parties of the year created by famed LA nightlife Maven, Brent Bolthouse returned once again to light up the desert sky. Brent Bolthouse created this magical night from a launch party that he threw at Magic Mountain 12 years ago. The event
Open – Morgane Le Fay is a luxury fashion company that designs ready to wear, evening gowns, and bridal. Their design philosophy is that fashion can be a healing force that allows the wearer to feel limitless. They will be hosting a sample sale from on Tuesday, April 3rd through Tuesday, April 10th, in Santa Monica and then re-open in Malibu on April 16th through the 22nd. Discounts begin at
