Posts Tagged ‘Los Angeles’
These SoCal Restaurants Offer A Dining Experience Worth Every Penny
Matū (Beverly Hills, Los Angeles) Specializing in grass-fed Wagyu beef, Matū uses only the highest-quality cuts and ingredients to ensure that both the flavor and texture of their First Light Farm steaks are unlike anything you’ve ever h...
Stylish New Hotels in Los Angeles For Your Weekend Getaway
A stellar set of design-forward hotels have opened in L.A., offering small havens of peace during what now seems like a durably turbulent time. Here are the best new in-town stays: book one for the weekend, turn off your phone and settle in for...
This December’s Best Holiday Events in Los Angeles
Holiday Road Stroll across the grounds of King Gillette Ranch as the Santa Monica Mountains hideaway is illuminated during Holiday Road, which this year flips from a drive-through into a 2/3-mile walking trail. The event, which comes from t...
Favorite Spots in the Hipster Hub of Silver Lake Los Angeles
Though it might not get the same coverage as areas like Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, East LA has its own charm that better suits a more laid-back and quirky crowd. One of the territory’s most popular neighborhoods is without a doubt the hi...
A Luxury Hotel by Bulgari Opening in Los Angeles by 2025
Bulgari is expanding its hospitality footprint in the United States, as the luxury brand just announced that it will be opening a hotel in California. The hotel, which is expected to open in 2025, will be the second Bulgari Hotels and Resorts l...
Beautiful Places To Visit From Los Angeles To Kings Canyon
Los Angeles The variety of scenery and landscape of the city and its proximity to the ocean and high desert environment, make Los Angeles a must-visit city in California. And its location offers the best base for one of the most scenic road ...
13,900sf Digital Canvas to Cover New Office Building on Sunset Blvd
The five-story office building Faring is planning to build on Sunset Blvd. between Carol Ave. and Cory Ave. will be wrapped on three sides by 13,900 square feet of “digital canvas,” similar to the Pendry Hotel & Residences. The LED...
The Ribbon of Light, LA City’s Project on Sixth Street Bridge
The original Sixth Street Viaduct opened in 1932 in Los Angeles, connecting Downtown Los Angeles to Boyle Heights. At the time it was the largest and longest of all the bridges in the city. Unfortunately, they didn't test materials back then,...