The first ever OC Foodie Fest gathered 49 of the best gourmet food trucks from Southern California into one place for one day only. We tried Vietnamese sandwiches, Asian tacos and even some bizarre vegetarian concoctions.
A hotel filled with unusual antiques. Deep fried Twinkies. A pool with a water slide that goes through a shark tank. These are all the things you've been missing in downtown Las Vegas.
When Christopher Nolan's new movie Inception was filming in nearby Palos Verdes, we decided to sneak onto the set under the cloak of darkness. Here's what we saw before we got kicked out...
On a whim we took a road trip to San Francisco for a horror film festival called Another Hole In The Head. We visited Coit Tower, ate one of the best tacos ever, and saw one of the most controversial movies in history.
Do you like movies with unsavory characters, bad one-liners, excessive nudity, over-the-top violence and corny music? Then you'll love grindhouse double features at L.A.'s oldest revival theater, the New Beverly Cinema.
Would you be able to identify 16 mystery ice cream flavors? Could you consume an entire plate of fried chicken and bacon waffles? And what could possibly be better than ice cream!?
Vegas is more than just an alcohol-fueled exercise in bad decision making. It can be a fun place full of soda tastings, pawn shop finds, pinball games, laser shows and even hiking at an unusual mountain of red rock.
What happens in Vegas often defies logic. Don't think about it... just go with it. In this post, enjoy some of the stranger moments from our latest trip to Vegas over Memorial Day Weekend. Plus, a new installment of Observations From The Freeway. And find out what hotel you should stay at if you want to increase your odds of being killed.
Is Disneyland really "The Happiest Place On Earth"? The delicious food causes heartburn. The fun rides cause nausea. And the whining kids cause headaches. And yet somehow, it lives up to its lofty title.
Windows shattered. Houses collapsed. Power extinguished. That's what it was like in Mexicali where a 7.2 magnitude quake hit yesterday. What was it like here, a 160 miles north? It felt like a 40-second roller coaster.
Monday, August 30, 2010
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