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Charles E. Dickson, Gabriela Ruiz and Jen Stark are just a few of the dozens of Angelenos creating works for the Los Angeles locale.

All he wants to do is watch four movies in bed with his wife, Alison Brie, but if we're making him leave his house, here's where he would go.

The Natural History Museum's new Mindfulness Mornings series turns the North American Mammal Hall into an immersive wellness space in the hours before doors open to the public.

A palpable kindness emanated throughout the Tennessee theme park, as though every employee was working in her honor, whether performing in a show or selling bedazzled tank tops.

Backstage during her L.A. tour stop, we caught up with the Grammy-winning singer to talk about why she wanted a phone-free show, the impact of her new album and more.

Featuring artists like Soulja Boy, E-40, Too $hort and Ashanti, SeaWorld's Summer Spectacular has everyone talking.

With bone-shaped pools, a chauffeured shuttle service and sprawling fantasy playgrounds, this canine retreat is like no other.

These combined Olympic experiences -- an event ticket paired with upgrades in access and perks -- have become more tempting for many as the number of Olympic seats shrinks.

The late filmmaker made the city his creative canvas. Revisit his favorite spots -- and get a glimpse into his magical world.

Alcohol-free cold plunge parties, dating mixers and chic Rummikub events that started in Los Angeles have made their way east to New York City.