Giant Humanoids Descend Upon DTLA in “Fantastic Planet” at FIGat7th
Gigantic, startling, illuminated, and altogether breathtaking humanoid figures will descend upon Downtown Los Angeles later this month at the FIGat7th Plaza. The Australian artist Amanda Parer’s latest must-see light installation opens Tuesday, October 30th and will...
Beverly Hills’ Avec Nous Has a Secret… Menu!
Ah, Fall. We can expect the usual as the season sets in: cooler temperatures, changing foliage, and shorter days — but who knew it would also have a delicious secret?! Back by popular demand, Avec Nous’ classic French favorites are now available for lunch and dinner…...
Los Angeles Guinea Pig Rescue Fall Festival Arrives Oct. 20
It's that time of year! Pumpkin patches, Christmas tree farms, and... a Guinea Pig Fall Festival?! Yes, Los Angeles will soon have its very own Guinea Pig Rescue Fall Festival, and it's all for a good cause. While it may be normal and expected to see pet adoption...
Seventh Annual Unicef Masquerade Ball
SEVENTH ANNUAL UNICEF MASQUERADE BALL THE UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) MASQUERADE BALL IS UNICEF NEXT GENERATION’S SIGNATURE PHILANTHROPIC EVENT. MASKED GUESTS, DRESSED IN THEIR FINEST ATTIRE, DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY IN CELEBRATION AND SUPPORT OF UNICEF’S...
An LA Fall: Three Perfect Tequila Recipes Crafted by JAJA Spirits
While summer has departed, we're all pretty much preparing to bundle up a bit and reminisce about warmer weather and longer days. Luckily, JAJA Tequila — the most vibrant, small batch tequila (crafted by creatives, for creatives), is here to warm our cores. JAJA makes...
Mark Your Calendar: Stanley Kubrick
For those who know him as a filmmaker, Stanley Kubrick’s early career as a photojournalist is a revelation. In 1945, the future director of such classic works as 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) and A Clockwork Orange (1971) was just a teenager—but one with an uncanny...
Indian Summer
It's a hazy shade of late summer— a color, vibrant yet subtle, smooth and alluring, as elegant as a cloud and closing the SoCal summer in style. The cultural relationship to pastels is most often connected with spring because of their association...
Imagine Fest Brings Music & Yoga to Agoura Hills While Creating Social Impact
Founder Natalie Backman & The Young Leaders Council created a fundraising festival that united the Yogi community in helping carry out Unlikely Heroes mission to end human trafficking. Imagine...
Isle of Man
We here at SoCal, love our home—we love the endless summers, the traffic congestion, the ubiquitous out-door-dining and of course the ability to get to the desert, the sea, the vineyards and Mexico quickly, if the electric car would only go that far...so we take to...
Second Home comes to Hollywood
The area of East Hollywood where the current Target is being built, very slowly, has a new neighbor. At night, driving by St. Andrews Place, one imagines a new mid-century modern hotel has moved in, what with the amber lighting and modern hanging lamps, its look like...
FIDM 13th Television Costume Design Exhibit
The 13th Art of Television Costume Design exhibition is back this summer for another year of celebrating the artistry of costume designers and their teams. Television’s perpetual evolution through both network and digital platforms...
Brunch Never Stops in SoCal’s LA Neighborhoods
There is absolutely no shortage of brunch spots in Los Angeles, and why would there be? We’re offered the best setting in the country to be able to enjoy this special weekend meal year-round. In the iconic beach neighborhood that is...
NBA Superstar Russell Westbrook Launches Green Tech Program
The LA Conservation Corps (the Corps) announces the launch of Westbrook/Brownstein Green Tech Program (WBGT), an initiative steered by a partnership between L.A. native and NBA superstar Russell Westbrook’s Why Not? Foundation and L.A. philanthropist Chad Brownstein....
Journey Up the Nile River
TRAVEL & LIFESTYLE July 2019 There are many kinds of vacations—the relaxing, island vacation, the adventuruous trip up the mountains of Peru, the majestic splendor of old churches throughout Europe, and then there is the Middle East. A term coined in 1850s by a...
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