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Neighborhood Watch

Sawtelle Revisited

Nicknamed Little Osaka for its longstanding population of Japanese Americans, this Westside neighborhood has become a pan-Asian cultural and culinary hub.

Posted on: February 21, 2013 by: Elina Shatkin
Retro Row, Long Beach

A midcentury modern focused row of shops privy to the town's indie vibe

Posted on: December 14, 2012 by: Elina Shatkin
Larchmont Village

This shopping district has been around since the Roaring '20s and it's still a hip spot with locally owned boutiques

Posted on: September 1, 2012 by: Leilah Bernstein
Sunset Junction

A boho chic locale for those with upscale tastes seeking gourmet cafes and a unique shopping experience

Posted on: June 1, 2012 by: Elina Shatkin
Cross Creek Road

Enjoy the sea breeze while you shop at this Malibu enclave that's a mix of Beverly Hills with laid-back beach city vibes

Posted on: April 1, 2012 by: Ann Herold
Monrovia

Walk and shop along the tree-lined streets at this pedestrian-friendly historical city with small town appeal

Posted on: February 1, 2012 by: Los Angeles magazine
Day Planner: Where to Take the Parents

The showbiz couple Paul F. Tompkins of HBO's Mr.Show and Janie Haddad Tompkins, who's appeared on Monk, share their suggestions for locales to entertain parents and in-laws.

Posted on: December 2, 2011 by: Los Angeles magazine
Day Planner: Where to Take a Group

You could say concert promoter and local restaurant owner Andy Hewitt entertains professionally. Here he lists the best venues, restaurants, and bars for those traveling with an entourage

Posted on: December 1, 2011 by: Los Angeles magazine
Day Planner: Where to Take a Business Associate

Rick Caruso, the real estate developer behind some of the most famous outdoor malls in L.A., shares his itinerary to entertain business associates and maybe even strike a deal

Posted on: December 1, 2011 by: Los Angeles magazine
Day Planner: Where to Take Grandchildren

Philanthropist Shirley Fredricks is a grandmother to ten ranging in age from 5 to 20. Here she lists her favorite spots for all to enjoy

Posted on: December 1, 2011 by: Los Angeles magazine
Day Planner: Festive Holiday-time Destinations

Disney/Pixar Animator and Cal Arts graduate Mark Walsh shares his go-to spots for picture-perfect family fun

Posted on: December 1, 2011 by: Los Angeles magazine
Beverly Boulevard

This historic nexus uniting L.A. with Beverly Hills is a melting pot that includes Orthodox Jews, tattoed hipsters and yuppies.

Posted on: December 1, 2011 by: Leilah Bernstein
Palos Verdes

Come to this isolated spot for the sweeping scenery, and stay for a café outing or shopping spree

Posted on: October 1, 2011 by: Ann Herold
Main Street

The historic Santa Monica thoroughfare has its heels in the sand, but it toes a homespun line

Posted on: August 1, 2011 by: Kari Mozena
San Marino

The city with an old-money legacy cultivates shopping and dining attractions for all ages

Posted on: June 1, 2011 by: Ann Herold

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Celebrity-Approved City Picks

My LA To Z: Lauren Conrad

The author, fashion designer, and native Californian (who recently helped launch Malibu's newest summer spirit, Malibu Island Spiced) gives us her expert opinion on SoCal sushi, picturesque hikes, and local farmers markets

Posted on: May 21, 2013 by: Marielle Wakim
My LA To Z: AC Lyles

The industry staple and hallowed producer, who’s been at Paramount Pictures since 1928, has built his career on creating TV Westerns like "Rawhide" and "Deadwood." Here he tells us exactly how he takes in a film, where to find great prime rib, and what Hollywood history means to him.

Posted on: May 17, 2013 by: Chris Nichols
My LA to Z: Donal Logue

The Terriers actor and Valley resident may call himself a free floater, but that doesn’t mean Donal Logue doesn’t have his favorite spots around the city. He tells us where he puts up his dukes, enjoys an impromptu dip, and feels 35 again

Posted on: May 13, 2013 by: Shayna Rose Arnold
My LA To Z: Omar Akram

The L.A.-based piano composer (and the first Afghan American to win a Grammy) fills us in on where to find mind-blowing sushi, organic Persian food, and the perfect spot for romancing your significant other.

Posted on: April 26, 2013 by: Sarah Parvini
My LA To Z: John C. McGinley

He may be known as the curmudgeonly Dr. Perry Cox on NBC's "Scrubs," but the down-to-earth John C. McGinley--who plays Dodgers announcer Red Barber in the Jackie Robinson biopic, "42"--is just another guy who appreciates “bomb” sushi and a good old fashioned DIY project.

Posted on: April 12, 2013 by: Sarah Parvini
My LA To Z: Ann Friedman

The quick-witted journalist, purveyor of pie charts, and new Los Angeles magazine contributor spins a tale of a city where huevos rancheros, used book stores, and hidden-gem thrift shops are the heroes

Posted on: April 3, 2013 by:
My LA To Z: Rob Lowe

The "Parks and Rec" show-stealer and new curator for men's lifestyle venture InsideHook.com loves Los Angeles--"literally." Here he tells us where to find great custard pie, how to travel in style, and who the real celebs are in this town.

Posted on: April 1, 2013 by: Marielle Wakim

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Neighborhood Watch

Nicknamed Little Osaka for its longstanding population of Japanese Americans, this Westside neighborhood has become a pan-Asian cultural and culinary hub.

A midcentury modern focused row of shops privy to the town's indie vibe

This shopping district has been around since the Roaring '20s and it's still a hip spot with locally owned boutiques

A boho chic locale for those with upscale tastes seeking gourmet cafes and a unique shopping experience

Enjoy the sea breeze while you shop at this Malibu enclave that's a mix of Beverly Hills with laid-back beach city vibes

Walk and shop along the tree-lined streets at this pedestrian-friendly historical city with small town appeal

The showbiz couple Paul F. Tompkins of HBO's Mr.Show and Janie Haddad Tompkins, who's appeared on Monk, share their suggestions for locales to entertain parents and in-laws.

You could say concert promoter and local restaurant owner Andy Hewitt entertains professionally. Here he lists the best venues, restaurants, and bars for those traveling with an entourage

Rick Caruso, the real estate developer behind some of the most famous outdoor malls in L.A., shares his itinerary to entertain business associates and maybe even strike a deal

Philanthropist Shirley Fredricks is a grandmother to ten ranging in age from 5 to 20. Here she lists her favorite spots for all to enjoy

Disney/Pixar Animator and Cal Arts graduate Mark Walsh shares his go-to spots for picture-perfect family fun

This historic nexus uniting L.A. with Beverly Hills is a melting pot that includes Orthodox Jews, tattoed hipsters and yuppies.

Come to this isolated spot for the sweeping scenery, and stay for a café outing or shopping spree

The historic Santa Monica thoroughfare has its heels in the sand, but it toes a homespun line

The city with an old-money legacy cultivates shopping and dining attractions for all ages

The author, fashion designer, and native Californian (who recently helped launch Malibu's newest summer spirit, Malibu Island Spiced) gives us her expert opinion on SoCal sushi, picturesque hikes, and local farmers markets

The industry staple and hallowed producer, who’s been at Paramount Pictures since 1928, has built his career on creating TV Westerns like "Rawhide" and "Deadwood." Here he tells us exactly how he takes in a film, where to find great prime rib, and what Hollywood history means to him.

The Terriers actor and Valley resident may call himself a free floater, but that doesn’t mean Donal Logue doesn’t have his favorite spots around the city. He tells us where he puts up his dukes, enjoys an impromptu dip, and feels 35 again

The L.A.-based piano composer (and the first Afghan American to win a Grammy) fills us in on where to find mind-blowing sushi, organic Persian food, and the perfect spot for romancing your significant other.

He may be known as the curmudgeonly Dr. Perry Cox on NBC's "Scrubs," but the down-to-earth John C. McGinley--who plays Dodgers announcer Red Barber in the Jackie Robinson biopic, "42"--is just another guy who appreciates “bomb” sushi and a good old fashioned DIY project.

The quick-witted journalist, purveyor of pie charts, and new Los Angeles magazine contributor spins a tale of a city where huevos rancheros, used book stores, and hidden-gem thrift shops are the heroes

The "Parks and Rec" show-stealer and new curator for men's lifestyle venture InsideHook.com loves Los Angeles--"literally." Here he tells us where to find great custard pie, how to travel in style, and who the real celebs are in this town.

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