Tag: Angeles

After three months of not doing much, June 2020 ruled around and I was itching for new things to do outside. Plus, we all needed our vitamin D! I love to hike. My family? Not so much but they agreed to another one of mom’s hikes because they were even bored of their phones and TikTok. Plus ...

First of all, the Chicago School is an American current of thought that combines several sets of important works in the field of sociology and urban planning. The University of Chicago was the center of sociological researches before World War II. The Chicago School puts forward several theories on ...

I moved to Los Angeles in July 2012, and then moved from Los Angeles to London in December 2017. That means I’ve spent roughly the same amount of time (5 and a bit years) in each city. Despite posts to the contrary, I am grateful for my time in Los Angeles and do enjoy my visits back. I w...

Have you ever heard of a strange event called The Battle of Los Angeles? It happened in 1942 during World War II when the United States was on high alert for potential attacks. One night, something unusual appeared in the sky, and what followed was a chaotic series of events. Some people believ...

Welcome to the home of Hollywood! Los Angeles offers a wide range of attractions and activities to enjoy in a single day. One day is certainly not enough in this beautiful city, but if you must — here is a one-day itinerary for a memorable day trip to the city! **Morning:** 8:00 AM —...

Los Angeles is on the verge of precipitous change. For decades, autocentric growth has sent the city down a path of wildly unsustainable and inequitable development. The orgiastic construction of freeways throughout the 20th century divided and destroyed neighborhoods, created well-documented enviro...

After months of anticipation, the Los Angeles Clippers had finally pulled off the blockbuster trade in acquiring the 10x All-Star James Harden from the Philadelphia 76ers. The move would pair Harden with an elite cast of stars, including Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and Russell Westbrook. But a littl...

When I first moved to Los Angeles in 2008, it was common for one car to make a left turn across the opposite lane of incoming traffic once the light turned red. A few years passed and it became two cars effectively going through the red light to make that left turn. Then, it became three. N...

In the heart of Los Angeles, a chilling darkness descended upon the city as another car-free month loomed. Residents had grown accustomed to the eerie silence that now pervaded the streets, but this time, there was something far more sinister in the air. It was a month that would haunt their nightma...

I am in Los Angeles, I am crocheting a hat, and Sawtelle is pronounced sah-tel. Back in North Carolina, before I came to know or be any of that, I saw three men check three cases of guns at the airport. They said, “Careful those are guns in there” while looking to make sure everyone i...

I felt drawn to you from the beginning. It was several years ago — I came to you for the first time after a heartbreak. I partied at a mansion in the Hollywood Hills and a porn star told me something I’ll never forget: “You’ve been living your life like a princess under ...

You can make and sell a variety of foods from your kitchen in Los Angeles County like family recipes for extracts or brownies. Apply for a Cottage Food permit and know what you may or may not sell. Pay attention to the ingredients. The foods can’t contain anything that will easily spoil. ...

Despite efforts to control it, car burglary remains a significant problem in Los Angeles and San Francisco. In 2020, Los Angeles witnessed a 35% hike in vehicle thefts, indicating the pervasive issue of car break-ins in the city. In San Francisco, car burglaries have reached epidemic level...

Amidst the Twitter chatter, Governor Greg Abbott has thrown down the gauntlet with his recent message on migrant transport. This blog delves into the weighty matter, examining its potential rippling impacts and the necessary comfort it provides to Texas border towns. Our discussion centers...

Andrew Ahn, the Korean-American director of the film, first learned about underground gay hookup culture in Korean spas when he was out drinking in West Hollywood and a friend let slip that he’d recently had sex in a steam room in Koreatown. “At first, it sounded sacrilegious and wrong &...

I’ve always found that the best way to kick off our LA adventures is with a visit to the Griffith Observatory. Not only does it offer one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the city, but it’s also educational. My children love exploring the interactive exhibits and see...

Vandes Jackson is a talented Hip Hop artist hailing from Los Angeles, CA. Known for his captivating flow and unique sound, he has quickly gained recognition within the industry. With his highly anticipated album, “Rockstar Trap Music II,” Vandes Jackson aims to solidify his place as one ...

When the time comes to enroll your child in a school in Los Angeles, you’ll discover a plethora of options available. Among these choices, Montessori education stands out as a distinct child-centered approach. Throughout California, you’ll find numerous exceptional Montessori schools cat...

The Inland Empire is a region of Southern California based in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties that is adjacent to the Los Angeles Metro Area. The Inland Empire Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), consisting of the entirety of the two counties, is as of the 2022 estimates the 12th largest Metr...

Getting document ِِِApostilled in the State of California is an easy process that anyone can do it just by going to the Secretary of State office in Los Angeles. Stop being a victim to overpriced Apostille service and obtain Apostille by yourself. It will only cost you $26.00 per document, t...

Los Angeles, often dubbed the “City of Angels,” is a sprawling metropolis that offers a smorgasbord of experiences. From the glitz and glamour of Hollywood to the serene beaches of Malibu, this city is a treasure trove of fascinating spots to explore. But with so many options, where s...

The Hills definitely influenced my ideas of what life in LA would be like when I moved. To be honest, there are some truths to The Hills. However, I didn’t come to LaLa Land to party. I moved because the career field I chose, flourishes in this city. I’m a Post Producer, and have...

Time Magazine called Charles Bukowski “laureate of the lowlife.” A student of the gritty streets, Bukowski wrote about the shadow side of America. Prostitutes, dingy bars, human cruelty, and lonely trysts. He was a brutal drunk, a misogynist, a self-admitted louse. He was also a prolific...

It finally makes sense why I have such deep conversations with Virgo Nation. It’s more than about who I’ve been in a past lifetime and in my life now, why Virgos are generally gonna vibe with me. It’s about that theme of asserting self-worth. It’s about turning from...