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Music interview with Su Lee, who went viral with her song, “I’ll Just Dance”

SU LEE WILL JUST DANCE How an unknown bedroom musician went viral—and how she plans to stick around. by Tremaine Eto 07/02/20 It was just like any other day in a pandemic-driven world where—more than ever before—every day actually was like any other day. And yet, on May 9, 2020, …

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The Korean Friendship Bell in Angels Gate Park in San Pedro is One of the Best Parks in LA

An awesome Korean monument celebrating friendship with a serene park overseeing an amazing view. By Aesthetic Andie I almost don’t even wanna write about this place because it’s one of the best hidden gems in all of LA. Basically, this is a Korean monument in the South Bay in …

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What’s the Annenberg Community Beach House in LA?

A unique community beach house experience with a pool, game room, classes, and events. By Maximillion When I first found out about the Annenberg Community Beach House, I was straight up overwhelmed. It was kind of abstract as to what it actually is. All I knew was that …

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The Annenberg Space for Photography is Free and Actually Worth Your Time

Beautiful space for photos in Century City in LA’s west side with rotating exhibits — all for free, save a few bucks for parking. By Aesthetic Andie I love photography so, so much, and it’s hard to really get inspiration outside the internet (which is kind of tough to find …

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Never Forget: The Museum of Tolerance Remembers the Holocaust and other Atrocities

Museum that educates on the Holocaust and other instances of discrimination. By Sophisticated Simon We live in a divisive world–something that has been true for essentially all of human history. That said, things can always get better, which is ultimately one of the goals of The Museum of Tolerance just …

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Westfield Century City is Outdoors, Modern, and Seemingly Not Dying

West LA outdoor mall with many well-known retail stores. By Shopping Syndra Something I think about often is the death of the American mall. Seriously, malls used to be so cool to hang out at. Like, you’d go with your buddies and just walk around and just peruse stores …

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Sobae (소베) Feature: From a Stable Job to Navigating the Music Industry

NAVIGATING THE BRAND NEW WATERS: THE STORY OF SOBAE (소베) It was all according to plan: Sobae graduated from Northwestern with both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s before landing a steady job in South Korea. So why did she leave it all behind and jump into a music career? by …

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Sunny Blue: Japanese Onigiri and Omusubi Rice Balls in Santa Monica

Fresh, filling, and light Japanese onigiri (also known as omusubi or rice balls with filling) in a hip joint in Santa Monica. Definitely a nice place to go to if you like Japanese food, if you’re a foodie in general, or if you just want a nice snack while you’re …

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How to Hike Up to the Hollywood Sign: List of the Best Hiking Trails

A list of the best Hollywood Sign hiking trails. By Maximillion It can certainly be argued that there’s nothing more iconic in LA than the Hollywood Sign. I mean, when you look at The Hollywood Sign, the first thing that comes to your mind is “HOLLYWOOD.” I kid, I …

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The Hollywood Walk of Fame is Something You Gotta Do Once — and Maybe Just That

A bunch of famous peoples’ names on stars on the sidewalk. You look to find ones you recognize. Simple! By Maximillion I’mma be real here. The Hollywood Walk of Fame is something you probably wanna do just once in your life, but any more than that is slightly tortuous. Now, …

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