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It can be hard to create new routines, but treating yourself to a nice cup of coffee, tea or juice can serve as great motivation to keep a walking habit on track.
Appreciating the big and little things that spark awe and childlike wonder can have a big benefits for our lives. Even better — it’s a skill you can learn, The Times’ Julia Carmel reports.
Simple strategies for infusing more playfulness, awe and delight into your life.
Six Coachella Valley storage units hold Louis Papalas’ Barbra Streisand memorabilia. His daughter must decide what to do with it all.
Mara Papalas’ father, Louis, spent decades collecting six storage units worth of Streisand paraphernalia, ranging from posters and record jackets to clocks and nesting dolls.
Soraya Yousefi’s art career started by accident, but she’s found her stride making whimsical bowls and cups in her Northridge home studio.
While there’s nothing inherently wrong with taking visitors to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, there are plenty of ways to enjoy local wonders with thinner crowds and better parking.
Whether you’re soaking in hot springs or sipping a cocktail, these adventures will leave a deeper impression than any holiday gift card could.
Comedian Maria Bamford visits an illegal dog park, swims in a bug-infested pool, has lunch with a stranger, and attends a 12-step meeting in her perfect day in L.A.
With indie art spaces, Modernist architecture and nightlife that thrives on on Sunset Boulevard, meet the hip hillside hub with a renegade spirit.
