Just a few weeks ago, the first dates of the tour marking Lady Gaga’s return to the stage were officially announced, showcasing her new album Mayhem. But to the surprise of Angelenos, there was one big omission: no loca...
The first reports of the presence of toxic algae were released at the end of March through NOAA's official website. But instead of improving, the situation seems to have worsened over the days, with several reports of a...
Oh, the 2000s... Flip phones, loud colors, and the first internet boom was taking over our lives. More specifically, the adorable Neopets characters were, long before platforms like Facebook or even MySpace existed. Jus...
California has come a long way when it comes to cannabis. From being the first state to legalize it for medical use in 1996, to then legalizing it for recreational use in 2016, the plant has inspired not only an industr...
In addition to and this you can expect several surprises and special events, as it falls on the same weekend as 420. For that reason, Rollin Buds is bringing back one of the fan-favorite events: an Easter Nug Hunt, h...
The voice behind iconic hits like and Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) has been making headlines for days after announcing her decision to join a mission that’s quite literally headed “to infinity and beyond.” And the wait...
Those of us who grew up near the sea can't think of the beach without including the wonderful tide pools. These life-filled pools are captivating for both adults and all year round. From anemones to sea urchins and cra...
The best part of the and season is witnessing nature transform right before our very eyes. The leaves grow green, , skies clear, get more epic, and caterpillars turn into colorful butterflies. You can witness this be...
We all know Trader Joe’s is beloved across the country, especially in California, where it’s considered a local staple. The brand’s cult following showed up once again, this time with a frenzy to get their hands on the...
The emblematic symbol of L.A.'s culture and identity was originally just a billboard marking a real estate development back in 1923. The Crescent Sign Company was hired to erect the 13 white letters, each 30 feet wide a...