The LA Art Show
The LA Art Show (www.laartshow.com), LA’s largest and longest-running fair, returns for its 31st edition with more than 90 exhibitors from around the world, led by director and producer Kassandra Voyagis. This year’s fair features international highlights including Ireland’s first participant, Dublin’s Oliver Sears Gallery and Palm Beach’s Provident Fine Art with a solo presentation of Sylvester Stallone’s abstract works. Highlighting the dynamic intersection of music and contemporary art, this year’s fair will feature works by two notable British musicians: Paul Simonon of The Clash and Chris Rivers of Heaven’s Basement.
tomtoc: The Brand Making My Holiday Haul (and Travel) Easier
Over the years, I have come to truly appreciate a good bag. It's in my experience with one brand in particular, that I have learned about all of the features and traits that set them apart; and just how much thought should really go into making these choices. As the...
Randy’s Donuts Launches Limited-Time Holiday Treats
Candy canes and hot chocolate, and milk and cookies are old classics for the holidays, but let's be real. These duos are simply outdated, with even better sweet treats bursting onto the holiday scene! LA's famous Randy's...
Malibu Beach Inn Welcomes the Holiday Season with Renewal & Celebration
It's been nearly a year since the devastating wind-whipped fires that reshaped the lives of Angelenos. And from the ashes, signs of life continue to show with newly constructed homes reclaiming their places, and entire swaths of the Malibu coastline seemingly breaking...
How AI Is Reshaping Southern California’s Creative Industries
Southern California has always been a testing ground for new creative technologies. From the advent of sound in Hollywood to digital cinematography, CGI, and streaming, the region’s industries have repeatedly reinvented themselves. Artificial intelligence is the latest—and most disruptive—force yet.
Ask the Expert
Welcome to Ask Uncle Gary, a new recurring corner of SoCalMag.com where wisdom meets West Coast wit. Gary—equal parts sage, storyteller, and straight-shooter—has spent a lifetime watching the Southland evolve, and he’s here to share the kind of insight only experience...
World AIDS Day
Today, SoCalMag joins communities around the world in honoring World AIDS Day, a moment of reflection, remembrance, and renewed commitment. We stand with the millions of people whose lives have been touched by HIV and AIDS—those we have lost, those living and thriving...
Hidden Gems: 13 Amazing Places to Visit Before Everyone Else Does
Explore 13 hidden travel destinations from Hokkaido to Tuvalu and Greenland offering adventure, peace, and unique experiences away from crowded tourist spots. Do you like visiting hidden travel destinations that most people don’t know about? You’re not alone. A...
The Burlesque Gala featuring Yasmine Vine
Saturday night in Santa Monica, The Burlesque Gala presents an evening of celebrating the venerable art of Burlesque. An annual event held at the Illusion Magic Lounge.
Why ComplexCon Is Still Relevant Three Weeks Later
It’s been three weeks since ComplexCon wrapped and my feed is still flooded with clips, outfits, and booth recaps. That says a lot. ComplexCon has managed to do what most festivals and conventions can’t. It creates moments that actually live way beyond the weekend....
Casa Azul Orgánico Tequila Educates on “Organic” Label, Transitions to New Distillery
We recently had the pleasure of being hosted by Casa Azul — winner of award-winning organic tequila — and their partners at the new La Roca distillery, the Montes family. This evening dinner took place at Wally's Santa Monica, for an evening of education, tequila...
Herb Ritts “Allies & Icons” Exhibition Opens November 14
In conjunction with the long-awaited unveiling of STORIES: The AIDS Monument in West Hollywood, the Herb Ritts Foundation, in partnership with Fahey/Klein Gallery, and ONE Gallery, is proud to present Herb Ritts: Allies & Icons – an intimate exhibition of Herb...
Frankenstein 2025
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a triumph of mood, imagination, and emotional depth. Every frame bears his unmistakable signature: lush Gothic design, shadowed beauty, and a sense of wonder tinged with sorrow. The film’s world feels both mythic and painfully...
In Search of Japan | Part One
Travel had become burdensome: airports, luggage fees, crowded airplane seats, long flights, bad food. But, it was the way to get from place to another. So you pack the bags, find your seat and head into the skies for things less known. First stop was Hong Kong, still...
Run the Race Before You Stuff Your Face
WHAT: 48th Annual Turkey Trot Celebrate the holiday season with Dana Point Harbor Partners (DPHP) and the local Dana Point community as the 48th Annual Turkey Trot returns on Thanksgiving Day, November 27. One of the nation's largest and most scenic turkey trots, this...
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