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The chef talks about his Costa Rican roots, fatherhood and why you want to sit next to him on a plane.
Wonder what your favorite film stars, designers, chefs and entrepeneurs are up to? We check in with these local LA luminaries to dish on their favorite things to do, restaurants, watering holes and reveal other Q&A confessions.
The chef talks about his Costa Rican roots, fatherhood and why you want to sit next to him on a plane.
Cinefamily's founder chats about aesthetics, ephemerality and Korean fried chicken.
The Bungalow owner chats with us about his favorite Mexican eats and love of music and photography.
The man behind Palihouse and Palihotel shares his favorite things to do in Los Angeles.
The creative force behind Kogi talks about being a chef, his Korean roots and rediscovering Chinatown.
Chef Scott Conant talks to us about Downtown LA, Bob Dylan, and why he wasn't teased in high school.
The design duo talks California style and favorite LA hideouts.
The shoe designer shares his current LA obsessions and reveals the only travel shoe you need.
Attention writers, singers and artists: The actor (and heartthrob) wants to make you a star.
Mystery Trip LA’s guide shares his favorite date night and overrated sports in the city.
The nightlife duo shares their favorite places in LA, hangover cures and sibling rivalry.
The French chef dishes on his newly opened restaurant and America's obsession with cocktails.
Time Out goes one on one with the Laugh Factory owner and LA comedy world impresario.
We catch up with the TV star to dish on his new book, celebrity crushes and how to make it in Hollywood.
The electronic musician sits down for a chat about the city's lovable quirks and architectural oddities.
The celeb stylist dishes on what trend she wishes would go away and her new gig at the Grove.
The TV writer, songwriter and Groundlings alum talks about her second album and guilty pleasure.
The blues rockers share their favorite places to play and let us browse their 1,000+ record collection.
NPR’s Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! host reminisces about his most surprisingly funny celeb guests.
Actor Shepherd reveals the surprising things that happen when an audience settles in for eight hours.
We sat down for a chat with the artist behind Poem Store—among all twelve of her typewriters.
Shorebar, Bootsy Bellows and Hooray Henry's owner reveals his fave LA spots and love of chicken tenders.
The modern disco darling sits down for a chat—and shows off some of her signature dance moves.
The Van Leeuwen Artisan Ice Cream co-founder dishes on why his vegan ice cream reigns supreme.
Chef Sang Yoon of Father's Office and Lukshon dishes on late-night eats and what he stocks in his fridge.
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