The 13th annual LAWineFest kicked off the first weekend in June with an eclectic collection of wines, brews and more.

A routine can keep our life structured and moving forward, but at what point does a predictable pattern harden into a ruinous rut?

Conversation isn’t just “small talk.” It can open doors to opportunities and friendships – maybe even that next romantic relationship.

Those romantic destinations that linger in our minds often have a hard time measuring up to the vision we remember, when we return decades later to find them.

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.

Superfruit your next backyard soirée with delicious cocktail recipes that feature liqueur made with açaí, one of the healthiest foods on the planet.

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.

The parsley and champagne in this recipe balance the rich sauce and sweet meat, and the left-over bubbly makes for a perfect pairing. 

Erwin Angeles, head chef at Kihon Sushi in Long Beach, provides fresh fish fans with some of the finest sushi and sashimi in Southern California.

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."