While in most parts of the country June is the beginning of the summer months, in LA the month of June is often cloudy, grey and dreary. Just like Kristen Stewart. The only different between the two is that I kind of like this weather. Read more in “What the hell is June Gloom?”Read More
At graduation parties across the country young people are forced into awkward conversations about their future plans with their classmate’s parents, neighbors, family members they haven’t seen in years and even people they’ve never met before. Nothing will take the energy out of you like being asked “What are you going to do after graduation?” fifty times within an hour. For those of you brave enough to chase your dreams, here’s a quick rundown on how to convince your parents/anyone you might run into at a graduation party that you moving to LA is a great idea.Read More
Without taking the phrase “starving artist” too literally, living on your own in Los Angeles can often feel like the real life Hunger Games. The city is full of temptation to spend your money and some people forgo food altogether in favor of a booze diet or a stocked closet of designer clothes. Knowing how to feed yourself on a budget is valuable information because as it turns out: if you don’t eat, you’ll die. Read more in “HOW TO BE A BALLER ON A BUDGET PART 2: FOOD” Read More
There is a stage when all Los Angeles transplants make the shift to becoming Angelenos. You are less likely to be found visiting any of the tourist traps and by this point you’ve found secret hideouts of your own. You have a new swag in your step and a confidence that comes only from being a resident Angeleno. Read more about LA Weekly’s “15 THINGS YOU LEARN IN YOUR FIRST 5 YEARS IN LA” here.Read More
As we continue through the second decade of the 21st century, technology continues to play a stronger role in business and everyday personal life.Read More
