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'The Happiest Place On Earth' by Don Hahn and Christopher Merritt traces the development of Disneyland, starting in the early '50s.

Technology is only a part of the immersive experience, which runs through mid-May in Santa Monica. Its creator believes human-to-human contact is what will ultimately save us in the world.

With performances by Moby, Empire of the Sun and others, the concerts incorporate immersive 8K projections, spatial soundscapes and an electric light show.

Sunset Tennis Club is a a "floating tennis club" popular with millennials and zoomers that operates on private courts in upscale neighborhoods of Los Angeles.

The Immersive Invitational, now in its fourth year, celebrates the communal power of interactive fiction. Participating companies have 48 hours to create a 10-minute show.

A day after President Trump said he wants to reopen Alcatraz as a symbol of law and order, tourists at the decayed historic site struggled to see the logic.

Wildflowers have been few and far between this season due to the dry winter. But a glorious poppy field awaits in the tiny community of Elizabeth Lake.

The Beyhive showed out with their western-inspired outfits, heavily inspired by the Grammy Award-winning country album.

A lifelike robotic Walt Disney will soon be unveiled at Disneyland. But the animatronic has raised ethical questions on whether such creations are exploitative.

Browsing for western wear, getting creative with cocktails and eating the heat are all part of the dandy director's ideal Sunday itinerary.