LA Times Restaurant of the Year: Locol
There are many factors to consider in choosing a Los Angeles Times Restaurant of the Year. An ideal candidate has delicious food – that’s … Read more
Arts & Culture
Tickets to walk through LACMA’s Rain Room are going fast
The Rain Room at LACMA hasn't opened yet, but it's already booked for most weekends through January, a representative for the museum said. Callers … Read more
CicLAvia – Culver City Meets Venice: August 9th
Culver City and Venice will be the coolest spots of the summer when CicLAvia returns to the Westside for the first time since 2013. CicLAvia … Read more
Star-studded opening ceremony for Special Olympics World Games
Michelle Obama welcomed thousands of athletes with intellectual disabilities to the Special Olympics World Games on Saturday during a festive opening ceremony filled with … Read more
‘Rain Room’ installation simulating downpour coming to LACMA
Rain is finally coming to Los Angeles -- unfortunately, not the kind of showers that would reverse the area's historic drought. "Rain Room," an elaborate … Read more
Lance Bass and his ‘big voice’ join Betty White at L.A. Zoo’s Beastly Ball
Betty White paraded into the Los Angeles Zoo on Saturday holding a hyacinth macaw. Lance Bass joined White's grand entrance with a sugar glider … Read more
Thousands turn out for first-ever CicLAvia in Pasadena
Thousands of cyclists and pedestrians on Sunday took over Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena for the first CicLAvia bike festival to be held outside Los Angeles, officials … Read more
New Whitney Museum Signifies a Changing New York Art Scene
For the last week, thousands of New York art followers have been paying their first visits to the Whitney Museum of American Art’s hospitable new home and … Read more
George Clooney, Jeffrey Katzenberg and the Fight for the Future of the MPTF Country House
Hollywood's veritable Soho House for senior citizens is where Bud Yorkin still "felt like he was on the lot," Liz Taylor and Sybil Burton … Read more
Thousands of cyclists enjoy CicLAvia in its Valley debut
Under a cloudy March sky, thousands of bicyclists rolled down Lankershim Boulevard early Sunday in the first CicLAvia car-free event to be held in … Read more
The Angeleno Who Got CicLAvia Rolling Doesn’t Just Produce Festivals; He Aims to Reshape L.A.
Inspiration can be fleeting in a metropolis with the landmass of several major cities combined and demographic diversity of hemispheric proportions. But where many … Read more
County Leaders praise Jerry Perenchio for $500-million LACMA gift
Bel-Air billionaire Jerry Perenchio made a rare appearance at a news conference Thursday morning, when Los Angeles County Museum of Art leaders and county … Read more