Before UPDATE officially opened its Focus Lab to the public, the wellness brand welcomed creators, celebrities and industry guests for an opening night celebration that blurred the lines between product launch and interactive experience.
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Hotel Figueroa‘s historic pool served a different purpose than its usual summer retreat on Saturday as it became an entry point for adventure, community and ocean exploration during the hotel’s celebration of Women’s Dive Day.
As Los Angeles’ dining scene continues to embrace chef-driven hotel restaurants, Andaz West Hollywood is making its own statement with Riot House.
Some artists command arenas. Others can turn even the most intimate room into something that feels larger than life. Tobe Nwigwe proved he can do both during an exclusive live preview of his upcoming album, The Bridge, at Blue Note Los Angeles.
Elizabeth Banks and Gabrielle Union Celebrate New Paze Campaign
Sometimes a brand partnership feels strategic. Other times, it feels almost absurdly inevitable.
As tequila continues to dominate the premium spirits conversation, brands are increasingly learning that a great bottle alone isn’t enough.
There was a time when karaoke was synonymous with sticky floors, dim lighting, and the occasional off key rendition of “Don’t Stop Believin'” performed by someone who may have had one too many drinks.
‘The Office’ Cast and AT&T Business Celebrate Small Businesses
Entrepreneurs, community leaders, and fans of ‘The Office’ gathered at Rolling Greens in Downtown Los Angeles as AT&T Business hosted a Small Business Appreciation event celebrating the one-year milestone of its ‘Wake Up With Craig‘ campaign.
At just 22 years old, Alan Vuong has already achieved the kind of streaming success most artists spend years chasing — over 2 million monthly Spotify listeners, more than 120 million total streams, and viral records quietly circulating across the internet like whispered secrets passed between late-night drives and dimly lit bedrooms. Yet somehow, he still feels elusive.
On a quiet evening in Venice, a crowd gathered not for a workout, but for something slower, more deliberate — a return to the roots of practices that have long been repackaged for Western audiences.