Angelenos consistently embrace the newest, sexiest, and hottest trends. From fro-yo and poke bowls to hot yoga, HIIT workouts, and kombucha. Residents in Los Angeles adapt quickly, adopt early, and act as guinea pigs for the rest of the country. Therefore, it makes perfect sense that we would find ways to get our sweat on […]
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Clubhouse App: The New Social Media App EVERYONE Is Talking About
A new social media app called Clubhouse has been dubbed “Social Media’s Next Star” by Bloomberg. Although the social media app originally launched in March of 2020, it is now picking up steam. Investors and persons in the social media space are taking notice. Clubhouse app Co-founder Paul Davison recently dropped a major bomb on […]
Governor Newsom Lifts Stay-at-Home Order and Curfew
There is positive news today from Sacramento, as California’s Governor Gavin Newsom lifts the stay-at-home order and the 10pm-5am curfew across the state. The decision comes as coronavirus conditions continue to improve, with intensive care unit (ICU) capacity ameliorating enough to merit the change. The stay-at-home order applied to the Southern California, San Joaquin Valley, […]
Reefer Madness: Cannabis Beverage Sales Are Exploding
Cannabis has come a long way in the United States, with 1 in 3 Americans now living in a state where recreational marijuana use is legal. It’s been a meteoric rise for the drug, which was illegal across the nation just 10 years ago. Consumers have access to marijuana for medicinal purposes in 36 states, […]
Every Pop-Up Drive-in and Outdoor Movie Night in Los Angeles
There are few things as time-tested and classic as the American drive-in movie theater. In fact, we are fast approaching the 100-year anniversary of the very first drive-in theater in the U.S., which first attracted movie-loving motorists in Camden, New Jersey on June 6th, 1933. The blissful weather of Southern California makes it an idyllic […]
Newsom Introduces $2 Billion Plan to Reopen In-Person Education
On Wednesday, December 30th, California Governor Gavin Newsom introduced a $2 billion plan and a new tiered framework of modifications to be implemented to reopen schools for in-person education. Safe Schools For All is the official name of the plan, which was announced on the heels of growing evidence of the decreased risks and increased […]
California, Google, and Apple Team Up For Exposure App
A voluntary smartphone tool is now available for Californians to track possible exposure to the coronavirus, thanks to the combined efforts of California, Google, and Apple. The application is called CA Notify, and it works by using Bluetooth to track proximity between users. Governor Gavin Newsom announced the app on December 7th, three days ahead […]
The Defining Moment
Twenty-twenty has been a year to remember…. as it has taught us lessons and made us face situations that were unimaginable. All the activities we enjoyed and have taken for granted were suddenly changed. No matter what side of the country you call home, we all had our own taste of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty […]
The California Exodus
According to a recent article by the Associated Press, the state of California continues to see migration out of the state, with net migration having occurred for three consecutive years. A new population estimate released Wednesday by the Department of Finance illustrated that 136,000 more people left the state than moved here — from July […]
Restaurants Open Christmas Day in Los Angeles
Christmas Day is fast approaching, and with it comes the stress and anxiety surrounding one of the biggest decisions of the season: What should you eat? Fortunately, if you prefer a change of pace, there are numerous great restaurants offering tasty takeout meals on December 25th. Maybe you’re tired of trying to perfect your honey […]