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"Harry Potter: A Hogwarts Express Adventure" arrived in Southern California, providing theatrical performances on a moving train until Sept. 27.

Artist Chelsea Bayouth lost her home in the Eaton fire in 2025, and only her porcelain ceramics remained. Today, her art is "very catalyzed" by what happened.

As I stared into Cosmo's tired eye, I remembered the lessons he and Hook taught us. Selflessness. A recommitment to the outcasts, the overlooked, the underdogs of society. A reminder that all good things end far sooner than we want.

Inside Body Dada, the Silver Lake barre studio where low-impact workouts meet avant-garde art ethos, killer playlists and the occasional celeb sighting.

I put animal-fat skincare to the test for two weeks to see if it's actually beneficial. Here's what happened to my skin, along with what dermatologists and cosmetic chemists say about the science behind the trend.

A maximalist salon collides with a backstage circus dressing room in the Silver Lake apartment of stylist Wendi Weger, whose delightful fusion of art and fashion is behind the Curatorial Dept. in Atwater Village.

At grocery stores throughout L.A., men in their 80s flirt away with me, wanting more than the weekly supermarket specials.

When Universal Studios began testing the ride with people on it, Toluca Lake residents were shocked by the screams. They were loud -- piercing even double-paned windows.

For the 'Descendants' actor, the ideal Sunday would include hiking, grabbing empanadas at the farmers market and jewelry at the flea.

The games have ended, but some Angelenos are still tallying up profits. Three Airbnb hosts reveal their rates during the soccer frenzy and their lessons learned ahead of the LA28 Olympics.