How can I capture the transition between Wynwood and what appears to be a growing baby Beverly Hills in just a few words? I’ll start with part 1: the transition. The art, the history and the legacy of a bygone part of the city. And our playground for an afternoon. Many photo credits to Anjeli… Read More Design District
An oasis away from city life, Fruit & Spice is also home to an annual Orchid Festival and walking distance from the beloved Knaus Berry Farm. Advice: go in a milder month; I nearly croaked from the May heat. 🔥
My last stop before leaving my beloved LA. #californialove
As far as beaches go, I admittedly don’t spend too much time beyond Venice. But Dockweiler has its own personality: there’s an easy bike path, miles of beachfront and (my now favorite feature) fire pits. Parking is free if you’re willing to walk a little farther and a flat fee of $8.00 inside the actual… Read More Dockweiler State Beach
There’s a strange fraternal order several of my friends and I belong to – namely, it’s for those who have lost a parent very young. In theory, there has been no rhyme or reason as to why we’ve all crossed paths, but the reality – I know – is that we were meant to find… Read More The Fraternity
When I get to see my friends and their families, I sometimes find myself watching their kids with a silly smile on my face. I mean, unless they’re screaming or generally going insane for any number of reasons. These little people are my friends, come to life (again), 10-15-25 years later (I’m lucky, yes, my… Read More True Strength
Quite possibly some of the best fun I’ve had in years. Universal Studios Hollywood has converted a theme-park-despiser into a lover. Thank you. If you can swing the front of line pass, I strongly suggest it! Universal Studios offers amazing rides, breathtaking views, education for the TV and movie-loving set (take the Back Lot Tour!), and pure… Read More Universal Studios Hollywood
