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I was in the dating scene in Los Angeles in hopes of finding my perfect match. Lucky for me, I eventually met the one, and that's how we ended up with 'chuppahs and kimchi.'

Lots of coffee, making music at Pirate Studios and a plant-based Thai dinner with friends are on the agenda for the multihyphenate artist.

From personal pergolas to dining tables and commissioned benches, Harold Greene has built a life in custom, handmade furniture.

Feeling tired at work? Professor Marc Berman explains in his new book, "Nature and the Mind: The Science of How Nature Improves Cognitive, Physical, and Social Well-Being," how the key ingredient might involve taking a walk in a park.

We've reported on Angelenos who push against ageist stereotypes about how we should live -- and play -- as we grow older. Now we're looking for more stories.

Working on weekends for a year, Lexie Glass and Evan Hursley added curb appeal to their L.A. Craftsman by tearing out their lawn and adding 250 low-water plants.

Quests take place throughout the top deck of the American Pride, a 130-foot schooner docked at Long Beach's Pine Avenue Pier.

An accessory is an opportunity for fantasy, for gently trying on a new vibe or look -- it's a suggestion, an accent, a little risk.

Emerging from the warehouse fog in full vintage designer.

People seem to think that clothing is the best representation of our personalities, of who we want to be. But it's actually the jewelry we wear that most often speaks to who we think we are.