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My L.A. to Z: Stephen Moyer
Interviewed by Julia St. Pierre
The British actor who plays southern vampire Bill Compton on HBO’s True Blood admits his L.A. loves are mostly food-based or down on the coast. Catch him on the big screen in The Double.
My L.A. to Z: Meat Loaf
Born Marvin Lee Aday, the Malibu-based singer has been rocking for 46 years and isn’t slowing down. When he isn’t on the road, you can catch Meat Loaf eating chicken picatta, shopping at Whole Foods, or enjoying a walk with his wife and dogs.
My L.A. to Z: Alison Sweeney
Interviewed by Fatima Rizwan
When Alison Sweeney isn’t hosting The Biggest Loser, starring in Days of Our Lives, or spending time with her children, she’s getting a “badass” workout. The spokesperson for Yoplait Light lists her favorite places to do all of the above.
My L.A. to Z: Thomas Jane
The actor, who nabbed a Golden Globe nom for his turn as school teacher-turned male prostitute Ray Drecker on Hung, tells us where he goes on a date, shops for brain food, and where to find the best ceviche in town.
My L.A. to Z: Curtis Stone
By Marielle Wakim
The hot tamale host of Bravo's "Top Chef Masters" dishes on where he gets artisan cheeses, great antiques, and a trim for those Aussie locks.
Mary Sue Milliken's Los Angeles
Celebrity chef Mary Sue Milliken, co-owner/chef of Border Grill, offers her favorite cultural hot spots.
Susan Feniger's Los Angeles
Want to eat like a chef? Celebrity chef Susan Feniger shares her favorite spots in L.A., including her go-to sandwich shop.
Los Angeles Day Trips: The Best of L.A. in One Day
Hundreds of guidebooks and websites tell Los Angeles travelers the best places to visit, but for someone with just one or 2 days in LA looking for an only-in-L.A. experience, here are some tips from locals when it comes to recreation, shopping, food and other activities.
Metro Public Art in Los Angeles: Art of the Purple Line
Los Angeles Metro’s public art showcases the city’s roots, providing visitors with an easy way to learn about various aspects of LA’s personality. Movies, culture, myth and architecture all appear in the public art works of L.A. Metro’s Purple Line, which runs from Union Station to Wilshire and Western. Take some time to explore, and see how public art in L.A. adds another dimension to the city’s art scene.
Art Masterpieces in Pasadena
L.A. is chock-full of world-class art museums, and art lovers will find it well worth their time to spend a day discovering the numerous artistic treasures of Pasadena. Here's a step-by-step guide to the famous works of art that can be found in the town's museums.