Great Food, Amazing Drinks & Fresh Air in the City Written By: Nicole Fera One of the best things about living in or visiting California is the beautiful weather that we all just love to soak up out here. Whether it’s a hot sunny day by the bay or a cool breeze picks up, there’s … Read more
Annual MUST-Attend Music Festival This Summer Written By: Tiffany Tran FYF Fest Summer’s around the corner and we know you’re looking for a good music festival to attend. One in particular, is the Exposition Park, which has been the home for FYF Fest since 2004. FYF Fest (F*ck Yeah Fest), from August 27-28, is an … Read more
Live Well. Drink Well. Written By: Michelle Slieff Summer Margaritas Summer will be here before you know it. You’ve already started to stock up on bikinis and your base layer for that inevitable killer tan, and backyard barbecues are on the rise. You can already begin to smell bonfires as the sun sets. And what’s that … Read more
When you fly, fly in style. Written By: Elizabeth Nutt We Set the Table at 36, 000 Feet with STAjets Photographed By: Patrick Martin The Experts: Kurt Belcher, President/CEO and Owner of STAjets The Experts: Scott Caygill, Executive Chef at True Food Kitchen Santa Monica Life is all about choices, and the easiest choice these days is … Read more
The Desert’s Acoustically Perfect Structure Attracts Yogis, Stargazers, Musicians and More Written by: Tyler Holland Get Your Chakra in Tune at the Integratron Located in Landers, California, about 20 miles north of Joshua Tree National Park, is a dome shaped structure that seems as if it were taken straight out of a science fiction movie. … Read more
At the IAO, You’ll Learn All About the Fine Art of Smelling and Perfumery Written By: Melissa Mitchell LA’s Newest Scent-sation is the Institute for Art and Olfaction Photography By: Olivia Bush The Expert: Saskia Wilson-Brown Credentials: Founder of the Institute for Art and Olfaction. Currently: In a punk rock perfume club called Smelly Vials Everything’s … Read more
Newsies at Segerstrom Leaves Audience Uplifted Written By: Tamara Philips Newsies Newsies is inspired by the real-life “Newsboy Strike of 1899, ” which began when newspaper publishers of that time raised prices for newsies—charging a dime more per hundred newspapers. Except this Broadway version of the strike boasts catchy and inspiring songs, an attractive cast, and … Read more
Put That Mario Kart Training to Good Use Written By: Chelsea Lauren Satisfy Your Need for Speed on a Palm Springs ATV Photographed By: George Duchannes Pulling up to an eclectic graveyard of recycled art and funky signs, I’m surrounded by a landscape of white sand hills scattered with tires. Within minutes, I’m chatting with … Read more
Learn About the Shopping Epicenter’s Rich History Written By: Chelsea Lauren Star-Studded Rodeo Drive has a Surprising Past Say “Rodeo Drive” nowadays and images are summoned up of stately palm trees paralleling high-end boutiques, rays of sunlight reflecting off the bumpers of luxury cars and handfuls of designer shopping bags. The area is only about … Read more
SilverRock Resort Pulls Out All the Stops on This Championship Course Written By: Jeannette Swanson Score a Hole in One at SilverRock Resort in La Quinta When you think of the perfect golf course, the Coachella Valley likely comes to mind. The desert basin seems an unlikely location for over 100 golf courses, but the … Read more
These Drag Shows are Truly Dazzling Written by: Lauren Villa Palm Springs Drag Shows Palm Springs is the place to be. Not only because it is a sunny desert paradise influenced by the glamour of Old Hollywood, but also because the city is bedazzled with some of the country’s best live drag shows. Whether you’re … Read more
The Eclectic Bay Area is Home to Some Great People Watching Written By: Annie Qi People watching San Francisco Spring has come! It’s time to enjoy a beautiful day outdoors. Sitting back in a public place and watching how people interact with each other in San Francisco can be an amazing experience, and you will … Read more
