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23 things to do in and around Palm Springs
Spend a weekend discovering hidden folk art, famous architecture, and striking landscapes.
Los Angeles is killing us
LA's two most legendary cemeteries are Forest Lawn Memorial Park, developed by a charismatic man nicknamed The Builder, and Hollywood Forever, run for decades by an ex-con who led it into ruin. Can they help us find the secrets of mortality?
The stories behind LA’s famous (and strange) street names
They are named after cult leaders, old Mexican ranchos, and the pets and family members of real estate subdividers.
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From house of worship to house of sin: The history of Chelsea’s Limelight building
The Church of the Holy Communion has had many lives
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Motel revivalism: How hipster hoteliers created a new roadside attraction
The renovation and re-opening of classic motels is picking up steam.
Malibu's spectacular first beach house
In the days when their family owned all of Malibu, an heiress and a wannabe cowboy built themselves a seaside mansion covered in spectacular tilework. Malibu was eventually sold off piece by piece, but the Adamson House still stands.
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What we saw (and loved) at NYCxDesign 2019
New York City’s annual celebration of all things design, NYCxDesign, has officially wrapped. Here’s what stood out.
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How Wall Street became Wall Street
Named for a wall that once ran across Manhattan, the street is on the verge of change.
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Ravenswood Manor weighs Landmark District application to preserve charm
Residents want to prevent pop-tops and teardowns