It takes more than talent. You need to know the right people, work hard and be lucky. Just ask the attendees of ASCAP’s “I Create Music” EXPO in Los Angeles.

When you're single in Los Angeles, it’s especially important to select friends wisely. Choose friends who build you up, not tear you down. Learn how to tell the difference.

Like to travel but don’t want to go on your own? TripTogether.com connects solo travelers with fellow adventurers who have similar destination interests.

If you can make people laugh, you can open their minds to what they thought were truths in a whole new light -- even something like not having kids.

There’s something about being from California that raises the hackles of people in other states. They don’t mind if you visit, but please don’t stay.

Miami and Los Angeles are both famous for their iconic beach city culture, but they’re much further apart than the 2,733 miles that lie between them.

Gray hair has gotten a bad rap in youth-centric Los Angeles. But maybe what you’ve been working so hard to cover-up is really your most flattering hair color.

Eat, drink and compete at this new restaurant meets VR car racing venue just a few minutes from SpaceX in Hawthorne.

Instead of slowing down, I plan to speed up. There’s so much left to do and no time like the present to dig into life and make those dreams a reality.

There are many famous people and historical figures who preferred to stay single and embraced life without marriage. Here are a few of our favorites.

What started as a way to meet people from around the world and achieve some financial freedom has become a favorite target for the powers that be.

Bella DePaulo, Ph.D. was a featured speaker at a TEDx program in Belgium. The topic of her talk: "What No One Ever Told You About People Who Are Single."