The 15 Best Places to People Watch in LA
Skate bowls at golden hour, supercar valets on Rodeo, a Sunday drum circle in Leimert Park. Fifteen free shows across LA, with the exact bench to take and when.
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Seven mazes, seven scare zones and two new haunts headline what Six Flags calls its most ambitious Halloween lineup ever.
Three films, one-hour intermissions and an afterparty in the secret rooms of a 1931 Broadway movie palace on September 6.
The Breaking Bad Day collab is one day only, across Prime Pizza's Los Angeles locations, while the boxes last.
The 42-acre waterfront project on the former Ports O' Call site is walkable now, with the observation wheel and most of the restaurants still to come.
The PCH restaurant, bar and stage sits in the former Crazy Horse Saloon, with Phantom Planet and The Calling on the September calendar.
Historic signs, electric art and hands-on neon classes on Brand Boulevard, with free parking nearby.
Fourteen artists from the museum's collection examine mass media and memory, with more than a dozen works on view for the first time.
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What to Watch in August 2026: Movies, Streaming and TV
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A streamer performed at the World Cup final, a creator peeled 1996 Pokemon cards apart on a livestream, and Ryan Trahan quietly made the best LA travel video of the year.
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MrBeast pitched a zombie show to Joe Rogan live on air, Erin Brockovich took AI data centers to the heartland, and one "new" celebrity interview was a rerun from 2023.
