Navigating the Web: JavaScript, Ad Blockers, and Your L.A. Online Experience As Angelenos, we spend a lot of time online, whether it’s checking Metro schedules, booking a table in Silver Lake, or catching up on local news. Chances are, you’ve encountered that common prompt: “Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker.” This message isn’t just a tech quirk; it’s a window into the delicate balance between website functionality, user privacy, and the financial models … Read More

Los Angeles’s Secret to Startup Success: Niche Solutions Los Angeles, renowned for its vibrant entertainment and cultural scene, is quietly cultivating a powerful new wave of B2B startups. These local innovators aren’t chasing broad, general markets; instead, they’re finding immense success by meticulously solving ultra-specific, high-value problems that larger, generalist vendors often overlook. This “niche-focus” approach is rapidly transforming L.A.’s entrepreneurial landscape. Why L.A.’s Niche Startups Are Thriving L.A.’s diverse economy, spanning aerospace, advanced manufacturing, … Read More

Your Guide to Los Angeles’ Best Happy Hour Deals Los Angeles boasts a vibrant culinary scene, and when it comes to finding exceptional value on food and drinks, happy hour is king. Having navigated the city’s diverse offerings for years, we’ve curated a list of can’t-miss spots where locals and visitors alike can enjoy affordable specials without sacrificing atmosphere or quality. Get ready to explore some of LA’s most enticing deals. La Boheme (West Hollywood) … Read More

Springsteen: The “Anti-Rock Biopic” Unpacked at Contenders LA Los Angeles film enthusiasts recently got an intimate look into the upcoming film, ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere,’ during Deadline’s Contenders Film: Los Angeles event. Director Scott Cooper and producers Eric Robinson and Ellen Goldsmith-Vein shared insights into their unique approach to capturing a pivotal moment in Bruce Springsteen’s life, distinguishing it from traditional music biopics. A Unique Glimpse into Bruce Springsteen’s *Nebraska* Era Unlike conventional “cradle-to-present-day … Read More

Altadena Reimagined: Community Leads Post-Fire Recovery Following the devastating Eaton fire, Altadenans are actively shaping the future of their public, civic, and commercial spaces. A recent community open house, part of the “Let’s Think Big Together” initiative, has gathered crucial input, revealing strong local aspirations for a resilient and community-driven recovery. A Community Comes Together to Rebuild The recovery effort extends beyond individual homes, focusing on the broader fabric of Altadena. Spearheaded by Altadena Steadfast, … Read More

Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to Open in Los Angeles, September 2026 After years of anticipation and construction, the visionary Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is officially set to open its doors to the public on September 22, 2026. This monumental addition to Los Angeles’ Exposition Park neighborhood promises to be a cultural landmark, bringing a unique focus on storytelling through various art forms. Founded by “Star Wars” creator George Lucas and his wife, Mellody … Read More

Historic Indigenous College Fair Launches in Los Angeles Los Angeles is set to host a groundbreaking event this Saturday, November 15, 2025: the First Annual Indigenous Peoples College Fair. Co-hosted by Anawakalmekak International University Preparatory of North America and Native Ways 2 College, this fair reimagines college access to prioritize community, belonging, and self-determination for Indigenous students and their families. This historic gathering aims to shift the focus from traditional metrics to holistic support for … Read More