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The Ultimate Guide to Election Day Specials in Los Angeles
From $1 cocktails and 1-cent beers to free sangria and pizza, read on for the best Election Day specials and viewing parties in Los Angeles. Don't forget your "I Voted" sticker!
Discover the Best Magic Shows in Los Angeles
Home of The Academy of Magical Arts for more than 50 years, the Magic Castle in Hollywood is widely considered one of the most difficult places to get into. Here are some of the other best places to find live magic in Los Angeles.
Drink Spirits with Spirits at Los Angeles Bars
If you've always wanted to have drinks with a ghost, Los Angeles is your town. Read our guide to some of the most spirited places in L.A. to consume spirits.
The Guide to a Girls Weekend of Outdoors & Fitness in L.A.
Read on for the ultimate gal-pal getaway for outdoors and fitness in Los Angeles.
Set Sail for San Pedro's Best Bars & Breweries
To call San Pedro overlooked is putting it mildly. Many recent transplants to Los Angeles don’t even know what to call it all (it’s pronounced 'Pee-dro’), let alone how to get there. That’s unfortunate, because this town is an unmined gem, gleaming humbly along the Pacific. The busiest port in the U.S. - by a significant margin - has seen its fair share of sailors and midshipmen for nearly a century now. That they have a hallowed history with hooch should surprise no one. Here you’ll find some of the city’s oldest dive bars, countless waterfront watering holes, multiple breweries, and a faithfully-recreated English-style pub. They even have a respectable wine bar.
When LA Fleet Week sets sail in September, San Pedro assumes center stage, welcoming sightseers from across the globe. But it’s also the perfect time for locals to check out what they’re missing, right in their own backyard. Drink your way through San Pedro at these outposts, representing the wide berth of options available in L.A.’s bustling port city.
The Redbury Hollywood Named No. 1 Hotel in Los Angeles in the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2016
The Redbury Hollywood has been named the No. 1 hotel in greater Los Angeles in the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2016.
The Abbey: The Story of an L.A. Icon
When David Cooley decided to open The Abbey in 1991, the bar scene in West Hollywood looked much different than it does now. Cooley, an Ohioan by way of Las Vegas, moved to the city in 1981, at the start of the AIDS crisis. "When I was coming to bars on Santa Monica Boulevard, it was not as open," he says. "There were no front patios where you could have a cigarette. It was all behind closed doors and through back alleys."
The Best Places in Los Angeles to Drink Outdoors
With L.A.'s beautiful year-round weather, there’s always an occasion to grab a drink outside. Savor the sunshine and warm nights at these Los Angeles bars that feature indoor and outdoor spaces, patios and rooftops.
Go Metro and Discover Koreatown On the Purple Line
Two of L.A.'s top hotels are conveniently located across the street from the Wilshire/Normandie station. The 388-room Line Hotel opened in January 2014 at the site of the former Wilshire Hotel. The Line combines its Mid-Century Modern heritage with an industrial-chic twist. Following a $5-million restoration, the Hotel Normandie's 91 rooms have been restored to their original Roaring 20s flair, with new, vintage-inspired furnishings, fixtures and tile work of the era.