Based on the last 1998 Los Angeles County Profile Study, prepared by the California Department of Transportation, the Southern California Association of Governments, and other State agencies, by extrapolation, if there was an estimated vehicle miles traveled of 76,973,000,000 [...]
A New Top Ten List for Tom Cruise Movies. Hands down, his take-down of the City of Beverly Hills has now taken the Number One Spot: 10. Tom’s bartending scene from “Cocktail”: Tom played an [...]
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences paid homage Tuesday morning to the early days of cinema by bestowing the lion’s share of Oscar nominations on two films that are valentines to the early [...]
100 Years of Paramount Pictures January 26 For the next five months, on the last Thursday of each month, Film Independent at LACMA invites you to a celebration of the 100th anniversary of Paramount [...]
Neither did I until I read this story from KCR Pictures courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library Photograph Collection, the LA Times, and KCET and KCRW’s sourcing. How many movies, television shows and books have [...]
From its humble beginnings, Skateboarding here in the States is now mainstream and part of a professional circuit along with it being a way of life; however, the fact remains is that most of us only [...]
Closing January 8, 2012, Part of Pacific Standard Time: Art in L,A. 1945 – 1980 of Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles 1960–1980 is a comprehensive exhibition which examines the vital legacy of the city’s [...]
In case you hadn’t heard, the Music Center downtown is offering free concerts designed to give you and your family a little taste of the world. Each concert brings a different country to light. This [...]
Intelligent City Planning is a key component to a city’s vibrancy and overall well being. There is no human endeavor that is not intimately affected by it, and for it to succeed, local citizens and [...]
In conjunction with Pacific Standard Time, Richard Telles Fine Art presents a selection of paintings and drawings by James Hayward that span from 1972 to 1979. Having worked in Los Angeles for over 30 years, [...]
Well, after waiting almost 360 days, Christmas is finally here. After all the normal shopping reports, traffic messes, and holiday decorating, the Day has finally arrived. Christmas in LA doesn’t mean snow and cold weather, [...]
Hopefully you’ve heard about it by now For those that haven’t yet it’s the new art exhibit that’s garnering a lot of attention right here right now in Los Angeles. On exhibition for over 6 [...]
According to the 2011 Annual Urban Mobility Report (PDF), by the Texas Transportation Institute, Los Angeles traffic congestion has declined from a few years ago; however, some of this is due to the current economic [...]
To be sure, Los Angeles is quite often an expensive place to live and play; however, if you’re on a budget, there’s still plenty of activities to do, go, and see. However, from Santa Monica [...]
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