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The 3 Day Weekend Getaway Guide to Los Angeles begins in Downtown L.A., which has experienced an incredible renaissance that includes world-class cultural attractions and venues, acclaimed restaurants, vibrant nightlife and a thriving gallery scene.
LA's gay East Side has a sense of style all its own. To look the part while checking out the area, head straight to these establishments, all of which know a thing or two about looking 'hip.'
Los Angeles provides a virtual smorgasbord of restaurant options. Here is a sampling of some of LA’s best restaurants offering multicultural cuisine.
The San Fernando Valley is home to a slew of shopping, eats and adventures that will make a ride over Mulholland Drive (or the roundabout 101 Freeway) well worth the effort.
Oscar Wilde said, “After a good dinner, one can forgive anybody, even one’s own relatives.” If you’re in need of such a meal, these gay and lesbian culinary experts have a proven history of delivering LA’s best.
Kris Tominaga and Brian Dunsmoor of The Hart and The Hunter talk about their dream guests and what they would serve these special VIPs.
Repeal Day is celebrated every Dec. 5 to celebrate the repeal of the 18th Amendment, which ended Prohibition in 1933. Bars across Los Angeles are featuring drink specials and events to commemorate the anniversary of Repeal.
Los Angeles hotels offer all-inclusive packages that make the final night of 2013 memorable, effortless and stress-free.
When the L.A.-born experimental electronic hip-hop artist (and Coltrane relation) isn’t getting the crowds going at Low End Theory, he spends time on Fairfax browsing art books, shopping for records, or taking in an indie flick.
By Chris Nichols
The actor and star of the fresh-from-Broadway play "Seminar" opens up about being on Glee, getting old jeans altered, and playing in a jazz band called the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra.
