Real Estate in Los Angeles

Real Estate in Los Angeles

What’s the biggest misconception about the Los Angeles housing market right now? People still talk about LA like it is one market moving in one direction. It is not. One street can feel soft, the next one feels competitive, depending on price, condition, layout, and...

Getty Center Presents Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985

Getty Center Presents Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985

Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985 gathers work created during three transformative decades in American cultural life. These are not photographs that stand quietly on a wall. They insist. They document protest and possibility, intimacy and identity. They reflect a period when artists seized control of the lens and, in doing so, redefined visual culture.

Portfolio: Eli Anizor

Portfolio: Eli Anizor

Eli Anizor is an Orange County-based photographer and the founder of Eli Anizor Photography. Starting his journey at a young age, Eli has built a thriving professional practice by leaning into a contemporary perspective that prioritizes raw, honest connection. His...

The Art on the Wall

The Art on the Wall

Clean lines, bold statements, and design that photographs as well as it lives — that’s why Exhibitiv is landing on the radar of Southern California’s interiors crowd. The online gallery specializes in curated, modern wall art, with striking multi-panel works and...

Asakura: A Dining Journey

Asakura: A Dining Journey

Asakura, also known as Nihonryori Asakura, is a fine-dining Japanese restaurant in West Los Angeles specializing in kaiseki, the traditional multi-course tasting menu. Affiliated with the Tokyo restaurant La Bombance, Asakura opened in 2025 with the goal of bringing...

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