Music and politics are about to collide once again. First Lady Michelle Obama and SoCal gal Gwen Stefani are joining forces and teaming up for a ‘Family Day’ fundraiser this summer.

Kourtney Kardashian is a mother again. The 33-year-old reality star has given birth to her second child with boyfriend Scott Disick, daughter Penelope Scotland Disick.

The Thompson Beverly Hills is bringing new meaning to the phrase ‘an evening under the stars.’ The haute hotel will introduce their three-month movie series tomorrow night, to take place every Tuesday from July 1 through September 1.

When you think ‘summer’, one thing in particular comes to mind, and that is ‘beach.’ Because the seaside towns of Southern California are impossibly haute, that also means that beachside shopping is no longer all about flip-flops and sundresses.

Kelly Wearstler is expanding her fashion vision. The interior designer turned fashionista has revealed that she plans on incorporating denim into her fall ready-to-wear collection.

When The Dark Knight Rises is released on July 20, some locations may look very recognizable to Angelenos.
The filmmakers involved on the latest Batman installment released production notes today that promise appearances by some of the city’s local landmarks.

Who needs a tired old pub crawl when gourmet food can be involved? Bon Appétit and Belvedere Vodka are partnering to host LA’s Grub Crawl next weekend, an interactive food tour that allows Angelenos to experience the best restaurants in the city in a unique and non-traditional way.

Steve Nash is the latest MVP to sign with the LA Lakers and he’s finally revealed his reasons for doing so. Though he said just a few short weeks ago that it “would be hard” to don a purple and gold jersey, he decided to head for the Hollywood Hills for family reasons.

The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Annual Festival has called Indio, California home for the past 13 years, but come 2013 change is in the air. Goldenvoice, the company that produces the celebrity-favorite two-week festival, has reportedly decided to move out of Indio after the city proposed an $18 ticket tax for 2014.