Well, if you haven’t today isn’t the day. Located on the border between Silver Lake and Los Feliz, Rowena Reservoir is a park right out of a fairy tale; palm tree lined pathways, freshly mulched [...]
Although a little off the beaten path, Paramount Ranch is total Hollywood in a natural setting. However, that may sound like a little bit of an oxymoron. I know, when you think about Hollywood, getting [...]
The Hollywood Tower is located on Franklin Avenue, in Hollywood, of course. It’s a star-studded legendary apartment building and a Los Angeles landmark. In its heyday, the Hollywood Tower, had no shortage of Hollywood’s Royalty [...]
Tomorrow, West Hollywood will be treating its own, and all others of the general public who are interested, to visit the official unveiling of their newest public art sculptures. They’re located on Santa Monica Boulevard, [...]
No one knows what will happen this weekend due to the closure of the 405; but one thing that is probable–the roads leading to and from the Valley, other than the 405, will all see [...]
Although Los Angeles isn’t particularly known for our long history, the LA Office of Historic Resources, would have you think otherwise, and rightfully so. The plain fact is that we’re a relatively new city. Even [...]
If you live in the LA area, then you probably know about Metro, our local mass transportation service. But, if you didn’t know there is a series of local interconnected mass transit trains that service [...]
Before I decided what I wanted to cook for the 4th of July; in the early morning, I drove to one of my favorite specialty and gourmet stores–in the Valley! Just thinking about going over [...]
In the same genre as the old Brown Derby on Wilshire Boulevard, the Idle Hour Café is a prime example of Programmatic architecture, characterized by constructions in the forms of objects not normally associated with [...]
Recently I wrote an article about Tapatío Hot Sauce commemorating their 40th Anniversary. So, what better way to celebrate that fact than by actually using it in a recipe–relax everyone; it’s not very difficult! For [...]
Just as many people that now live in Los Angeles are not from here, I too am not a California native; although I consider Southern California home. I’m a East Coast transplant having moved here [...]
Lighting fireworks on the 4th of July is one of the our nation’s oldest traditions–first taking place in 1777. Subsequently, July 4th firework shows both in Los Angeles and across the country, is a tradition [...]
If you’ve never had a chance to check out and experience the local food truck scene; rocking-low and high–now’s the time. On Saturday, June 25th, North Hollywood is hosting the NoHo Rockin’ Food Truck Fest: [...]
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