This theater opened May 18, 1927 with the premiere of Cecil B. DeMille's film 'The King of Kings'. The Academy Awards were held here in 1944, 1945, & 1946. It was declared a historic landmark in 1968.
The Getty Center is the world’s most comprehensive arts, conservation and education institution
Meet your friends at the iconic Ferris wheel to run, walk or rollerblade up the boardwalk. Bike rentals are abound. Create a bike loop by clicking "More Info." Read more.
The original Scoops by LACC has not lost its edge since garnering endless praise a few years back for its array of unique vegan ice cream flavors, including wasabi, lavender honey and brown bread.
No Shirt/No Shoes rooftop party at the Standard going from 1 - 7 PM. U-Tern & Plastic Plates will be spinning. Free with RSVP. Read more.
A completely worthwhile museum made all the more worthwhile by the insanely photogenic lamp posts installation in front of the main entrance.
Located in the serene hills off Mulholland between Sherman Oaks and Beverly Hills, this secluded park boasts ponds, wildflowers, old-growth trees, and storybook-cute wildlife.
Don’t let the modest room fool you: this is some of the best Italian food in Los Angeles.
As if the fact that Frank Gehry designed this architectural wonder wasn’t enough, Disney Hall also enjoys musical direction by one of the most compelling conductors in the world: Gustavo Dudamel.
Inspired by Café Habana New York, the famed Cuban/Mexican café. The Grilled Corn Mexican Style with cotija cheese, chili powder, and lime requires at least two napkins but it is a must-try.
LA Weekly"The burgers are compact beasts nestled into hand-size, gently toasted buns. The crust of the meat is crisp, sweet, well-browned... ...It was a good hamburger." - Jonathan Gold Read more.
Rent a mountain bike from @TopngaCrkBcycls & enjoy the scenery @ Topanga State Park - http://ht.ly/5CuJi
Grab some cheese, wine (no glass allowed!) and blankets then snuggle up with your date in the cool night air. Make sure to come back for the famous "Sound of Music" Sing-a-long! #vday
NoHo Arts District (@officialnoho) is a one-stop arts and entertainment mecca. Go @metrolosangeles 2 NoHo & walk south
Extremely elegant place and food. Burrata pizza for main and chocolate souffle for a sweet ending, my god absolutely sublime.
The patio is great for date nights and good for brunch. Kind of reminds me of a parisian café
There's a reason it has survived so long. The food is great, service spot on and everyone is treated like they're special.
So good! Pastas were amazing, so were the cocktails. Honestly, everything was just great! Get something from all sections of the menu if you can.
Fig & Olive is sensational. The ambiance is stupendous! Gracious staff, impeccably clean, and the food is inspired! The tastiest paella I have ever had! I cannot recommend it enough.
One of the most gorgeous patios in the city. With an eclectic high-end cocktail menu and competent mixologists. Good date place for dinner too.
A hidden gem in Los Angeles. Gourmet pizza, romantic retro vibe. Great farm to table fare.
Love the craft cocktails here. It's a nice cozy space that's very dark. Be prepared to wait a while to get a table.
While EP downstairs shuts down at more normal times, the LP rooftop serves cocktails and bar bites like softshell crab banh mi until 2 a.m., making this the ideal industry late night hot spot. Read more.
