Author: Lorenzo Dela Rama
Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 LA Auto Show: Where Design, Dreams, and Drive Race Toward the Future
In Los Angeles, cars are more than machines—they’re identity, architecture, and storytelling on wheels. Nowhere…
Yazawa Beverly Hills: Decade of Wagyu Perfection
The sound comes first—a soft hiss as marbled beef kisses the grill, followed by the…
A Visionary Concert for the Digital Age: La Pandora’s Box Opens at The Miracle Theater
Step inside The Miracle Theater in Inglewood, and you’ll feel it before the first note…
Back from the Deep: The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor Returns to Haunt Halloween
At dusk, the Queen Mary rises through a wall of fog off the Long Beach…
Sake, Silk & Street Vibes: Sake Harmony Weeks is LA’s Next Big Sip
If you’ve spent time in Los Angeles sipping your way through hidden bars and underground…
A Taste of Mexico City with a Hollywood View: La Popular Arrives with Agave, Flavor and Attitude
The Mexico City–born concept from Grupo Carolo has officially arrived, delivering a dose of modern…
The Saga Continues: Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Set to Land at Exposition Park in 2026
Update: On November 12, 2025, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by George Lucas…
Ink, Imagination, and Los Angeles: The Jean Milant Collection at Bonhams
This September, Bonhams turns the spotlight onto a man more often found behind the press…
Roofs, Solar Energy, and Resolve: Check Out the Sunny Side of Jewish Solar Challenge
Late summer light hits Encino’s rooftops like a promise. On Valley Beth Shalom’s campus, more…
Celebrating 25 Years – Dynasty Entertainment Takes First Leap Beyond with REUNION in Chicago
After 25 years rooted in California, Dynasty Entertainment made its boldest move yet—taking REUNION out…
Fresh Harvest, Deeper Roots: Little Tokyo Farmers’ Market Opens This Weekend
On Aug. 30, Little Tokyo’s Isamu Noguchi Plaza will turn into more than a marketplace—it will become a gathering ground where history, food access, and culture converge. The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) and Food Access LA are launching the Little Tokyo Farmers’ Market, a weekly Saturday event (9 a.m.–2 p.m.) that places farmers, artisans, and neighbors at the heart of Downtown Los Angeles.
Asian Hall of Fame’s 2025 California Icons Gala: The Quiet Power of Representation
There are nights in Los Angeles when legacy doesn’t feel like a distant concept. It’s…
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