FOOD & DRINK

If you looking for one of the best new brunch spots and late night tapas restaurant, then this is your food video! Rockstar Eater visits Juliana, which is a new restaurant in Koreatown LA that serves New American cuisine with Italian and Korean influences. Juliana has a brunch menu during the day and a fine dining tapas menu at night. It has a classy and contemporary vibe, and a great lounge area where you can drink and have food. It is a great hangout spot especially for late night. Check out one of Ktown's hottest new spots at Juliana, for fine dining food and handcrafted cocktails. If you like seafood, this restaurant has got many options from seafood tower to lobster risotto to seafood spaghetti. They also have live DJ every Friday to Saturday from 9pm to 2am. 🔸 Juliana 3500 W 6th St #101 Los Angeles, CA 90020 <a href="https://www.instagram.com/julianalosangeles/?hl=en">https://www.instagram.com/julianalosangeles/?hl=en</a>

If you're a Birria buff, you probably seek out the most remote taco stands in Los Angeles to get your fix of the marinated goat mix - as you should! But what about when you're feeling lazy and don't want to get out of your car? That's where Del Taco comes in. They've got three new Beef Birria items on the menu, and they are really pushing the Birria Ramen. Here's the one I'd go Birria-back for.

Robert Lang Sr., a former longtime In-N-Out Burger executive who officially put the Double-Double on the chain's menu, has died at 87.

“If you don’t know this ‘hood, you’re going to know this ‘hood,” Viva Padilla tells L.A. TACO. “We’re not going to let you get away with it.”. Padilla says this while standing beside the mural of local artist Sergio Robleto that she contracted as part of her anti-gentrification campaign in Boyle Heights. Padilla is part of a collective of tenants at 2125 E Cesar Chavez known as El Apetito-La Finessa collective , who have banded together to defend the building where the mural sits.

Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around los angeles.

Looking to activate your Saturday in Los Angeles? We’re here to help. On deck for today in L.A. you’ll find a Night Plant Market in Inglewood, the Venice Sign Lighting and Block Party, Holidays at Greystone Mansion, Hollywood Park’s annual Winterfest, Holidayfest in Pasadena, and more. Scan the full rundown below, starting with one good recommendation using public transit.

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In Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Monster,” when her young son Minato starts to behave strangely, his mother feels that there is something wrong. Discovering that a teacher is responsible, she storms into the school demanding to know what’s going on. But as the story unfolds through the eyes of mother, teacher and child, the truth gradually emerges.

102-year-old toymaker Eddy Goldfarb shares stories about some of his trademark toys featured in the documentary "Eddy's World," airing Saturday on PBS.

Could any pepperoni pizza actually be worth this much money?

For Paris Texas, “genre” is a watery concept. While the hip-hop duo is often introduced as such, their sound is a wild salad of influences: Notes of grunge, R&B, noise, electropop, the list goes on. “These days, in the music industry, genres get divvied up — like confetti,” says rapper-producer, Felix — one half of the ensemble. “Our sound is a lot of things,” adds Louie Pastel, Felix’s counterpart. “A little punk, a little classic hip-hop, but most of all, it’s free, and it’s fun. That’s the best way I can describe it.”

Get ready to moonwalk down memory lane! The iconic Thriller Dance is turning 40, and you're invited to join the spectacular re-enactment of this historic event. Sat, Dec 02 at 11pm to Sun, Dec 03 at 12am, we're taking it back to the streets where it all began.

Earlier this year, the Little Tokyo community was shocked to learn that Suehiro Cafe, a beloved, long-time Japanese American restaurant, was being evicted from Historic First Street North by landlord Tony Sperl. This shock turned to outrage as the community discovered that Sperl had recently filed paperwork to establish a...

My recent visit to The Red Lion Tavern was a delightful experience. The beer was absolutely delicious and the portions were large and satisfying. I was particularly taken with the German Pretzel, Sausage Platter, and Gerauchertes Eisbein German Roasted Pork Knuckle.