My LA to Z

11/9/2012

My LA to Z: Shane West

The Beachwood Canyon resident and star of Nikita tells us which Mexican spot is his favorite, where he bought his first guitar, and the one place where he’s never been disappointed

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11/2/2012

My LA to Z: Tim Heidecker

When the Atwater Village resident and star of The Comedy isn’t sitting by his pool, he ventures to a museum about museums, to see magic, or to meet his Tim and Eric Awesome Show partner, Eric Wareheim, for lunch at a local noodle bar

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11/2/2012

My LA to Z: Destructo

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11/1/2012

My LA to Z: John C. Reilly

The actor's latest flick may be Wreck-It Ralph, an animated homage to 8-bit video games, but in real life the Angeleno is plugged in to L.A.'s arts and culture scene. He shares a few favorite haunts

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10/31/2012

My LA to Z: Terrance Zdunich

This master of the macabre and writer/composer of Repo! The Genetic Opera spills his guts on some favorite haunts (serial killer art gallery, anyone?) along with a few less sinister options for wimps like us.

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10/29/2012

My LA to Z: Diego Klattenhoff

The Canadian-born actor—you may recognize him as Captain Mike Faber on Showtime’s Emmy-winning drama Homeland—lists his favorite place to grab a beer, where he goes to work out, and the surprising spot that once refused him service

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10/19/2012

My LA to Z: Anne Heche

The Hancock Park resident and star of “That’s What She Said,” which hits theaters today, on where to find the best ice cream in L.A., how to attend auctions the right way, and where to buy gifts that beat a bottle of wine

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10/12/2012

My LA to Z: Jeff Goldblum

The actor and star of the fresh-from-Broadway play "Seminar" opens up about being on Glee, getting old jeans altered, and playing in a jazz band called the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra

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9/28/2012

My LA to Z: Flying Lotus

When the L.A.-born experimental electronic hip-hop artist (and Coltrane relation) isn’t getting the crowds going at Low End Theory, he spends time on Fairfax browsing art books, shopping for records, or taking in an indie flick

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9/17/2012

My LA to Z: Anthony Skordi

The downtown resident tells us where he finds authentic Greek food, where to get the best views of L.A., and what he'll do for fun following his six-week run in the one-man show Onassis, at Stella Adler Theatre.

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The Beachwood Canyon resident and star of Nikita tells us which Mexican spot is his favorite, where he bought his first guitar, and the one place where he’s never been disappointed

When the Atwater Village resident and star of The Comedy isn’t sitting by his pool, he ventures to a museum about museums, to see magic, or to meet his Tim and Eric Awesome Show partner, Eric Wareheim, for lunch at a local noodle bar

The actor's latest flick may be Wreck-It Ralph, an animated homage to 8-bit video games, but in real life the Angeleno is plugged in to L.A.'s arts and culture scene. He shares a few favorite haunts

This master of the macabre and writer/composer of Repo! The Genetic Opera spills his guts on some favorite haunts (serial killer art gallery, anyone?) along with a few less sinister options for wimps like us.

The Canadian-born actor—you may recognize him as Captain Mike Faber on Showtime’s Emmy-winning drama Homeland—lists his favorite place to grab a beer, where he goes to work out, and the surprising spot that once refused him service

The Hancock Park resident and star of “That’s What She Said,” which hits theaters today, on where to find the best ice cream in L.A., how to attend auctions the right way, and where to buy gifts that beat a bottle of wine

The actor and star of the fresh-from-Broadway play "Seminar" opens up about being on Glee, getting old jeans altered, and playing in a jazz band called the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra

When the L.A.-born experimental electronic hip-hop artist (and Coltrane relation) isn’t getting the crowds going at Low End Theory, he spends time on Fairfax browsing art books, shopping for records, or taking in an indie flick

The downtown resident tells us where he finds authentic Greek food, where to get the best views of L.A., and what he'll do for fun following his six-week run in the one-man show Onassis, at Stella Adler Theatre.

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