March 2018
Features
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How the World’s First Movie Stars Made Sure Beverly Hills Didn’t Become Part of L.A.
The birth of Beverly Hills was also the birth of celebrity politics
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A Brief Tour of L.A.’s Secret Ruins
From a crumbled mansion in Altadena to a ghost town outside Santa Clarita
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3 L.A. Boutiques So Exclusive They’re Practically Invisible
Appointment-only shopping at its finest
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These 4 Local Dining Gems Are Hidden in Unexpected Places
We sniffed out some secret spots for superior food
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These Japanese Gardens Are Like Living Art Installations
Supremely serene and extremely ‘grammable
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Ever Notice These 6 L.A. Buildings That Look Like What They Were?
You can still spot programmatic architecture in L.A., if you keep your eyes peeled
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These Hidden L.A. Drinking Dens Are Worth Seeking Out
Sometimes good drinks are password protected
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In Historic Filipinotown, Alleyways Have Become Outdoor Art Galleries
Beautiful, colorful murals are hidden just around the corner
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These Local Farms and Gardens Are Feasts for the Eyes—and the Belly
Fruits and veggies abound at these greenspaces
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3 Peaceful Waterside Spots in L.A. That’ll Soothe Your Soul
A little time by the water can go a long way
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The Inside Scoop on DTLA’s Best Sample Sales
Because life’s too short to pay retail
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Have You Been to These Offbeat L.A. Museums?
There’s a lot more out there than LACMA and the Broad
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Need to Get Glammed Up Like a Celeb? This Rental House Can Help
This mega-splurge will get you red-carpet ready
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Columns
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From Aldi to Vons, How Grocery Stores Are Our Connection to L.A.—and Ourselves
In L.A., a beloved grocery store’s closing can leave your adrift in a cold, lonely world
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What Happened to DTLA’s Old Traffic Tunnels?
You can still find a sealed entrance in Westlake
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Who Should Really Win at the 2018 Oscars
Forget the predictions—here are our favorites
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As the Oscars Approach, These 3 Movies Rise Above the Rest
The year’s three most unique and genre-defying pictures
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Departments
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Why the King Tut Exhibit Coming to L.A. Is the Most Significant to Date
Something big—and old—is coming to the California Science Center
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Why We Can’t Wait to See Gina Rodriguez in Annihilation
The Annihilation star boxes, raps, and is always down for tacos, so basically she’s perfect
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This Echo Park Spot Is the Jewish-ish Deli You’ve Been Waiting For
Chef Liz Johnson’s strip mall spot is not your bubbe’s egg salad joint
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Here Are the 12 Best Things to Do in L.A. in March
Your guide to the month’s can’t-miss events in and around L.A.
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How YouTuber LaurDIY Became the Millennial Martha Stewart
Lauren Riihimaki has turned how-to videos into big business
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3 Restaurants You Have to Try This March
Grab your favorite dining partner and try out one of these new L.A. hotspots
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5 Reasons March Is Going to Be a Really Good Month on L.A. Stages
My Favorite Murder live is just one highlight
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These Two Street Vendors Are Making L.A.’s Best Baja Fish Tacos
The four key elements to creating a perfect specimen
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How a Cofounder of the Derby Dolls Is Helping the L.A. Fire Department Recruit More Women
According to Rebecca Ninburg, balancing the scales is key
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L.A. Is Saying G’day to an Influx of Aussie Cafés
You’re going to want to try a jaffle
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How to Spend an Entire Day in East Hollywood
Neighborhood expert Claudia Bruce gives us a tour of her favorite spots
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A Look Back at 60 Years of L.A. Dodgers Baseball
A timeline from their first home game in 1958 to the World Series in 2017
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Why Dodger Stadium Is One of a Kind
It’s more than a ballpark—it’s a mid-century modern gem
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A Local Company Is Building the Farm of the Future From Shipping Containers
In industrial Vernon, Local Roots Farms is growing salad greens that are ”better than organic”
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In Honor of International Women’s Day, a Look Back at the Faces of the Women’s March
Photographer Joe Pugliese captured beautiful images of demonstrators in January
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4 Slices of Carrot Cake to Try Because, You Know, Vegetables Are Good for You
Still the most fun way to get a dose of beta carotene
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This Pharmacy-Themed Bar in Chinatown Has the Cure for What Ails You
Cure-alls or cocktails? Both, really
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This Tiny Echo Park Coffeehouse Is Serving Food With Big Flavor
This might become your favorite new breakfast spot
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The Voices of the Dodgers Sound Off on the Team’s History
Vin Scully and Jaime Jarrín reflect on the team’s early days
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This Might Be the Most Inventive Breakfast Burrito in L.A.
Brunch may never be the same
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Chef Adam Perry Lang Is Making the Knives for His Hollywood Steak House by Hand
Yeah, you could say he’s detail oriented
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What if Homer’s Odyssey Took Place During the Watts Rebellion?
The new novel Graffiti Palace transports a hero tale to 1965 L.A.
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How the Port of Los Angeles Is Moving Cargo—and Cleaning Up Its Act
Big boats, big cranes—big pollution
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5 Albums That Shaped Khruangbin’s Groovy, Soulful Sound
Their name is Thai and they’re from Texas, but their influences come from all over the world
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Did Malibu Ever Have a Railroad?
Well, sort of…
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