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Los Angeles is world famous for its long love affair with the automobile. Car culture has been part of the city's DNA for generations, and one of the best known destinations for gearheads is the spectacular Petersen Automotive Museum. But the Petersen isn't the only museum for car buffs. From classics to custom builds and hot rods, read on for extraordinary car collections on view at museums and showrooms across Los Angeles.
Los Angeles is like no other city in the world. The unique energy of this vibrant global metropolis pulses in every neighborhood - world-class performances, spectacular events and quirky hidden gems are waiting for you day and night. From the world's first Skyslide to one of the most unusual museums in the country, read on for five must-see, only-in-L.A. experiences that you will never forget.
From Obama Boulevard to "The Obama Special," read on for Barack Obama's Los Angeles.
Costumes and props from this summer's blockbuster hit movie, "Wonder Woman" are now on view at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood.
Now on view at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), "Chagall: Fantasies for the Stage" is the first U.S. exhibition to spotlight the principal role that music and dance played in the career of celebrated artist, Marc Chagall.
Los Angeles is the home of the "Endless Summer," but with Labor Day fast approaching that means some of the city's most popular summertime activities are winding down. Not to worry, though - there's still plenty to do this month. From concerts to cultural festivals and sporting events, our guide will help you make the most of the final weeks of summer.
The Broad’s first visiting special exhibition, "Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors" will offer visitors the unique opportunity to experience six of Kusama’s iconic Infinity Rooms alongside large-scale installations, key paintings, sculptures and works on paper from the early 1950s to the present.
From ancient artifacts to modern art, read on for our guide to free museum days in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles is home to a world-class collection of museums and cultural attractions. Best of all, you can view masterpieces across L.A. County for free! Read on for two dozen L.A. museums with free admission.
Within three square miles, the streets of Koreatown comprise a most eclectic urban landscape where neon signs in Korean mix with various types of architecture providing clues to a multi-faceted history—from art deco to Spanish and Renaissance revival to Moorish and modern. Multi-level shopping malls are markers in between small shops and restaurants, and not everything is as it seems. Among it all are fascinating gems—some truly hidden and others that contain intrigue and wonder.