Los Angeles Culture

Walking Around Echo Park Lake | L.A. on Foot #1

It’s 10 a.m. on a gloomy Tuesday and I’ve parked on Glendale Blvd just south of Angelus Temple. Over the

Rich Correll’s obsession with movie memorabilia began when he was a child, acting as Beaver’s best friend Richard Rickover on Leave It

The latest virtual offering from the Geffen ‘Stayhouse’ is Someone Else’s House. It’s a ghost story, the likes of which

Closeup is a large, black cat who lives at the iconic Hollywood Forever. Karie Bible, who hosts the cemetery’s walking

The Madcap Motel is finally accepting tourists seeking an escape from reality after a very long delay. The retro space

The Broad will reopen to the public on May 26, joining a slew of cultural institutions that have already welcomed

In a few weeks, the North Hollywood cocktail bar known as The Other Door plans to reopen as Risky Business,

A 90s-themed outdoor roller rink hits the Westfield Century City Mall on Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, April 25 for

P-22 lives alone in Griffith Park, where food is plentiful, but company is nonexistent. Cut off from potential mates by

For those who’d like their next book to come with a bit of adventure, the LA Book Scavenger Hunt hides

The Skirball Cultural Center will reopen on May 15 with a new exhibit from artist and activist Ai Weiwei that

When we last checked in with U.K.-based artist George Townley, his show “Golden Hour” at Gallery 1988 had been canceled