Tao Comedy Club in Los Angeles is a hidden gem of a comedy club. It's also a school of comedy, where you can follow Bobbi Oliver's different approach...

The Activist Kitchen is a free space of expression, part stage, studio and shop, where comedy, music and art collide in an intimate, creative space.

Dynasty Typewriter is LA’s quirkiest comedy gem — fun, bold, and brilliant, showcasing legends and rising stars in a truly unique theater space.

Whacko is the perfect place to stop and shop in LA. The gifts are original and the vibes are right. Get something unique in this eclectic gem!

I love thrift shopping! Like treasure hunting, you never know what you're going to find. There's joy in seeing new value in old things. Breathing fresh life into something recycled.

If I have a few hours to kill before a flight out of LAX, or if I want an inexpensive beach day, here's what I do: I start at Hank's & then go to Trask....

Last time I visited I bought a book for my son titled “You Are Loved” by a local LA author, and Ouiji board earrings for a friend’s birthday...

Hidden in Hollywoodland, the Garden of Oz is a mosaic masterpiece of art and quotes. A private gem that invites you to pause, gaze, and be inspired.

Everything you need to buy or make any floral arrangement for any occasion! My whole balcony is decorated with plants from the LA Flower District.

Olvera St. is the liveliest, and oldest, neighborhood in Los Angeles. I come here to get immersed in Latino culture. The buzz of the people is amazing...

My favorite bowl is the “Ritual of Champions”. It has acai, hemp seeds, strawberries, bananas, cacao, and peanut butter drizzled on top.

I've been coming to "St. Felix" in LA for almost ten years. This is where the Hollywood Club Crawl starts. I like their new post-pandemic extras!