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On the agenda for the Emmy-winning comedian? Thrifting, mochi at Fugetsu-Do and finding a hiking trail with the word 'Punchbowl' in it.

Chuck's Arcade at the Brea Mall promises retro gaming and attempts to appeal to a more grown-up audience. Is it worth a trip?

Travel may be about discovery, but there's something wonderful about a yearly return to a beloved spot.

In a town that's short on lodging supply, Hotel El Roblar stands out for its size, its place in local history and the way it wears that history on its walls.

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

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.

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

Church, soul food at Harold and Belle's and game night at home are on the agenda for the Clippers point guard.

With live vinyl DJ sets and tons of records to sift through, this family-friendly event celebrates the 1.7-mile West Hollywood stretch as a legendary rock 'n' roll mecca.

An intense workout, boba at the park and pork belly lechon at Lasita in Chinatown are on the agenda for the "Freakier Friday" star.