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Ultimate Guide to LGBTIQ+ Travel in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles, you have beaches, palm trees, endless sunshine, and, of course, the entertainment industry. For decades, its art-focused industries and beautiful cityscape have attracted LGBTIQ+ visitors from around the globe. Many end up making LA their home. Its progressive and open-minded residents have seen the LGBTIQ+ community thrive here, with West Hollywood becoming the city’s center of queer culture.

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Ultimate Guide to a Perfect Weekend on LA’s Westside

When you think of your ideal Los Angeles vacation, what comes to mind? If beaches, palm trees, and spectacular sunsets are must-haves on the agenda, then plan on spending at least a couple of days on LA’s Westside. The area’s popular neighborhoods – including Santa Monica, Venice, and Malibu & the Pacific Palisades – offer miles of shoreline, a thriving local food truck scene, only-in-LA workouts, drinks with a view, and the chance for celebrity sightings in the wild as you dine, shop, and people-watch in hip neighborhoods.

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Top Vegan Dining Spots in Los Angeles

Virtually every restaurant inLos Angelesoffers at least some vegan options, but with over 250 vegan specialty restaurants around the county, LA shines for the surprising spectrum of world cuisines in plant-based form. If you envision vegan eateries as earthy and rustic, fear not! Many of these establishments are as fashion-forward as LA itself. Here are some standouts to explore.

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South Bend vs. Los Angeles: Which College Town Reigns Supreme?

While both Los Angeles and South Bend share a fervent passion for USC and Notre Dame football, this tale of two cities couldn’t be more different. LA, the sunny Southern California capital of the Good Life (population 19 million), is the Goliath to South Bend’s David, a small Midwestern town (population 102,000) in Northern Indiana, irrevocably connected to its rich and storied Catholic university.

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Top Neighborhoods in Los Angeles: A Quick Guide

So you’re planning a visit to the City of Angels, and you’re a bit daunted. We hear you. At about 4,000 square miles, LA County is larger than some US states, and with over 10 million inhabitants in the greater metro area, it’s far and away America’s most populous county. There are more people here than in many European countries, all packed into a space one-quarter the size of the Netherlands.

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Reviving Los Angeles Neon: A Cultural Renaissance

During World War II, the city’s neon signs were extinguished due to fears of a Japanese attack, and most were never turned back on. However, 25 years ago, Havana-born Adolfo Nodal, then working in LA’s cultural affairs department, decided to change that. He undertook the monumental task of reviving Los Angeles neon signs after over half a century of darkness.

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