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L.A. just officially announced the lineup for its biggest World Cup event — featuring multiple superstars and massive broadcast screens

We are only three days away from the opening whistle of the FIFA World Cup, and the city is preparing a massive four-day stadium festival to kick off the tournament in style. The Los Angeles World Cup 202...

California’s only state park that allows off-road driving on the beach has officially reopened — it’s known as ‘the birthplace of dune buggy culture’

We are only three days away from the opening whistle of the FIFA World Cup, and the city is preparing a massive four-day stadium festival to kick off the tournament in style. The Los Angeles World Cup 202...

Cinema

‘The Odyssey’ lands at Universal Studios Hollywood: See a 34-foot-tall Trojan horse and a Greek warship from the film this summer

We are only three days away from the opening whistle of the FIFA World Cup, and the city is preparing a massive four-day stadium festival to kick off the tournament in style. The Los Angeles World Cup 202...

Escapes

L.A. County’s biggest lake is home to an all-in-one watersports playground where you can try wakeboarding, waterskiing, and more in a single session

We are only three days away from the opening whistle of the FIFA World Cup, and the city is preparing a massive four-day stadium festival to kick off the tournament in style. The Los Angeles World Cup 202...

Food & drink

From New York City to Beverly Hills, Bad Roman has officially taken over this old Hollywood steakhouse with wild boar sculptures, velvet banquettes, and massive shellfish towers

We are only three days away from the opening whistle of the FIFA World Cup, and the city is preparing a massive four-day stadium festival to kick off the tournament in style. The Los Angeles World Cup 202...

Escapes

Outside Magazine named this first-come, first-served campsite as one of the best in California — it sits on an enormous Mojave Desert dune field famous for eerie ‘singing’ sand

We are only three days away from the opening whistle of the FIFA World Cup, and the city is preparing a massive four-day stadium festival to kick off the tournament in style. The Los Angeles World Cup 202...

Wellness & nature

This SoCal whale-watching cruise offers sightings of the world’s largest animal all summer long — and it’s just 30 minutes from L.A.

We are only three days away from the opening whistle of the FIFA World Cup, and the city is preparing a massive four-day stadium festival to kick off the tournament in style. The Los Angeles World Cup 202...

Rilakkuma, Smiski, and Donutella are coming to Los Angeles for a 5-hour late-night anniversary party on June 27

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L.A. just officially announced the lineup for its biggest World Cup event — featuring multiple superstars and massive broadcast screens

California’s only state park that allows off-road driving on the beach has officially reopened — it’s known as ‘the birthplace of dune buggy culture’

‘The Odyssey’ lands at Universal Studios Hollywood: See a 34-foot-tall Trojan horse and a Greek warship from the film this summer

L.A. County’s biggest lake is home to an all-in-one watersports playground where you can try wakeboarding, waterskiing, and more in a single session

From New York City to Beverly Hills, Bad Roman has officially taken over this old Hollywood steakhouse with wild boar sculptures, velvet banquettes, and massive shellfish towers

Outside Magazine named this first-come, first-served campsite as one of the best in California — it sits on an enormous Mojave Desert dune field famous for eerie ‘singing’ sand

This SoCal whale-watching cruise offers sightings of the world’s largest animal all summer long — and it’s just 30 minutes from L.A.

Rilakkuma, Smiski, and Donutella are coming to Los Angeles for a 5-hour late-night anniversary party on June 27

The world’s largest pop-up book is coming to L.A.’s Central Library this summer

After 26 years, this landmark Los Angeles diner is open to the public through June 14 — but not as a restaurant