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East LA turns red, white, and green for historic 80th Mexican Independence Day parade
The East LA Mexican Independence Day parade has been happening for 80 years. A popular celebration of Mexican-American culture and heritage, the parade unites the city of Los Angeles. Mexican Independence Day is celebrated on September 16. 1 of 13 2 of 13 3…
Volkswagen debuts ‘world’s most efficient’ EV — here’s when drivers can get behind the wheel
Volkswagen has its foot on the gas and is fully charged ahead in the efficiency race. Volkswagen has unveiled Mission Efficiency, a new electric vehicle (EV) prototype that has already set three world records. The concept model breaks records for all…
Trader Joe’s ‘busiest’ location reopens with bare shelves, long lines and hungry shoppers: ‘Don’t even have bags of salt’
They need some shelf help. As Trader Joe’s reopened its Upper West Side location after a five-month renovation this past Saturday, long lines of shoppers stretched down Amsterdam Ave. waiting to see the new and improved space. But “space” was all they got, as…
Shuttered LA church transformed into chic Silver Lake luxe hotel
Talk about a divine renovation. A long-dormant, 95-year-old house of worship in LA’s sophisticated Silver Lake east side enclave has found salvation as Hotel Lucile — a 25-room boutique hideaway opening its heavy timber doors to guests this week. The hotel is…
Exclusive | Sergio Hudson is fashion’s snatched-waist specialist
Dangerous curves ahead! Sergio Hudson’s sultry spring collection, unveiled at the Rainbow Room, showcased the models’ hourglass silhouettes. Fitted to a whisper, his evening gowns, sharp suits and plunge-neck jumpsuits outlined every contour. Paired with…
Diarrhea-soaked Hyrox athlete divides internet over whether she should have quit
It may be the stinkiest debate of the year. A Hyrox athlete has divided the internet after losing control of her bowels mid-race and refusing to stop, raising questions about whether she should have hung up her diarrhea-splattered sneakers rather than power…
Exclusive | Iconic NYC guitar teacher known for his no-frills flyers lands Times Square billboard after 30 years
New York’s elusive guitar legend can no longer hide in the shadows. After 30 years of discreetly postering the city with flyers advertising his guitar lessons, Dan Smith’s grassroots campaign has earned him the most elaborate poster yet: a Times Square…
West Coast states are falling behind as job openings skyrocket elsewhere
If you’re looking for a job, don’t rush to the Golden State. Fresh analysis from WalletHub reveals that the West Coast in general has fallen embarrassingly behind the rest of the US when it comes to new employment opportunities. California now has of the most…
Woman sparks online debate after instructing wedding guests to follow one strict rule
A fierce debate has erupted online after a bride-to-be asked her wedding guests to follow one incredibly strict rule. In a now-viral Reddit post, a bride-to-be explained that perfume is her “biggest migraine trigger” and requested that all guests completely…
Woman, 42, breaks world record for biggest ‘My Little Pony’ collection
A My Little Pony superfan has broken the world record for having the largest memorabilia collection of the toys on the planet. Miranda Worby, 42, has been collecting the plastic trinkets based on colourful ponies since she was a little girl. The artist from…