Los Angeles History

Meet the Animals of Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Closeup is a large, black cat who lives at the iconic Hollywood Forever. Karie Bible, who hosts the cemetery’s walking

Secret Los Angeles: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure holds the keys to some of L.A.’s most interesting

You can now take a self-guided tour of Los Angeles’s witchiest homes curated by one of TV’s best witches. Author,

Little Tokyo is 135 years old. It’s one of only three remaining Japantowns in the nation, and it’s the second

To celebrate its 71st birthday this year, NORMS will offer deals at all of its locations in L.A., Orange, and

If you were one of Hollywood’s leading men in the 1960s, Jay Sebring was the stylist you wanted to cut

Handprints on a sidewalk. Chalk art on a bridge. Murals on the concrete channel of the Los Angeles River. The

Though it took over a decade and $1 billion to build, the Getty Center has solidified itself as one of

Good news for lovers of film and local history: Los Angeles is now even closer to finally being home to

The following is a guest post by James T. Bartlett whose latest book, Gourmet Ghosts 2, looks at some of

What’s the difference between driving in Downtown Los Angeles today vs. in the mid-twentieth century? A short film created by Keven McAlester

The Sixth Street Bride (or viaduct if you prefer) has left an indelible mark on the history of Los Angeles.