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We can probably all agree that a hearty plate of spaghetti and meatballs, a quick slice of pizza, and a plate of chicken Parmigiana at a neighborhood spot can be great — but sometimes, simple won’t do. Thankfully, Los Angeles has amassed a wealth of regional and high-end Italian restaurants that actually make pasta and …
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Whether you prefer a boozy breakfast or a more caffeinated morning, few weekend outings top a solid brunch experience. L.A. always offers up a plethora of places to get your brunch on, but sometimes you want to switch things up from your tried-and-true favorites. That’s where this list comes in. Do you want to try breakfast …
The International Olympic Committee voted unanimously on Wednesday to name Los Angeles as host for the 2028 Summer Olympics. L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti signed the host city contract in Lima, Peru shortly thereafter, officially locking in L.A.’s plans to host the Olympics for a third time. L.A. previously hosted the games in 1984 and 1932. The city …
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Amazon has been based in Seattle since its founding in 1994, but the e-commerce giant is planning a second headquarters elsewhere in the U.S., and Los Angeles is officially in the running. Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office confirmed that Los Angeles was planning to bid on the new Amazon headquarters, with Garcetti calling L.A. “the perfect …
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Can you believe it’s already September!! Where has this year gone? Well if you don’t have any plans for this month, take a look at the list below. There are plenty of events going on this month! Enjoy! 1. The LA County Fair Returns (Sept. 1-24) The LA County Fair returns to the Fairplex in …
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Walking is easy to do and one of the best things you can do for your health. Getting your steps in can help you lose weight, lower your blood pressure, and even reduce your risk of several chronic diseases. It’s an excellent form of exercise and a great way to stay active! With that being …
Have anything planned for the month of July? Below are just a few events going on in July that we think you should keep on your radar. Enjoy and make sure to get your tickets in advance! 1. Old Pasadena Summer Cinema -> Details 2. KCRW’s Summer Nights -> More information 3. The 2017 Salsa Festival at …
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Featured as a ‘Home of the Day’ in the Los Angeles Times is a newly built house in Tarzana. The contemporary farmhouse is listed by Carol Wolfe of Rodeo Realty Encino. Welcoming you into the two-story foyer is a pivoting front door with glass sidelights. Wide-planked hardwood floors cover the nearly 6,000 square feet of …
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Los Angeles Ballet celebrated its Season 11 Gala last month at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Leslie Kavanaugh of Rodeo Realty Beverly Hills was one of the co-chairs to the Gala. She along other co-chair Kirsten Sarkisian and emcee Mark L. Walberg of “Antiques Roadshows” gave welcome remarks at the event. The Gala supports the Los …
Featured as a ‘Home of the Day’ in the Los Angeles Times is a new build in Brentwood, listed by Rodeo Realty’s Ben Bacal and Jason Peteler. Perched atop a hillside, the contemporary estate boasts 280-degree views of the San Fernando Valley and the Santa Monica Mountains – an “on-the-top-of-the-world vibe,” as the LA Times …