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STORY ANGLES - Focus on regional lifestyle and dining trends: Highlights specific locales (e.g., Los Angeles, Malibu, Silicon Valley) and their unique culinary or cultural offerings.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The New York Observer – New York City
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 14, 2026
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Lights, Camera, Action: An Insider’s Guide to L.A.’s Historic Hollywood Neighborhood (opens the original)
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Beyond the flashy neon signs, touristy attractions and worn-down Walk of Fame, Hollywood remains a vital organ of Los Angeles. It is the birthplace of show business, and in many ways, continues to act as the (albeit dwindling) heartbeat of the city. No matter how much the industry struggles, whether due to lingering issues from the COVID-19 shutdown, SAG-AFTRA strikes or the ever-evolving consequences of artificial intelligence, Hollywood stands strong, rooted in an iconic history that keeps us
The Essentials With Chef Eyal Shani: Turtles, Tomatoes and Tuscany (opens the original)
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For Eyal Shani, food, like life, is poetic. The Israeli chef has built a global culinary empire, with restaurants in New York, Singapore, Miami, Tel Aviv and Los Angeles. On September 1, Shani and his team celebrated the opening of a new outpost of his elevated kosher restaurant, Malka, in Beverly Hills, bringing his famous fluffy pita and fresh Mediterranean fare to the 90210. “The West Coast of the United States is like a magnet,” Shani tells Observer. “It’s a symbol of freedom, and represents
The North American Beach Escapes That Shine in Fall Shoulder Season (opens the original)
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Saying goodbye to summer is a bittersweet affair, but if you’re craving one more beach vacation before fall officially sets in, you’re not alone. Late September and early October may signal the end of summertime, but these transitional months also usher in some of the most idyllic weather across various beach towns in North America. The crowds begin to thin, summer’s oppressive heat starts to soften and the ocean temperatures, in parts of both the Atlantic and the Pacific, maintain a comfortable
An Insider’s Guide to Durango, Colorado’s Most Underrated Western Town (opens the original)
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Durango, Colorado, is one of the most underrated slices of mountain country in the American West. I’ve grown up coming to the area every summer, and am lucky to have a family home in a nearby town. My grandfather bought a small cabin in the woods for about $27,000 in the 1970s, and we’ve kept it in the family ever since. This quiet, rugged slice of the San Juan Mountains is my personal refuge, offering the occasional, much-needed escape from Los Angeles. And whenever I find myself needing a brea
Higher Education, Finer Dining: Inside the Culinary Scenes at California’s Top College Towns (opens the original)
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California is home to several of the country's leading universities, from private institutions like Stanford to public colleges like UC Berkeley and UCLA. These schools are located in settings ranging from affluent coastal enclaves to campuses in the middle of sizable cities, creating a diverse landscape of college towns that all boast their own distinct personality. Some are ground zero for California's most influential cultural movements in history; others have a “work hard, play hard” attitud
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