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Inside Sam Nazarian’s Reinvention From Nightlife King to Wellness Mogul

Once known for defining Los Angeles nightlife through hotspots like Hyde, Katsuya and SLS Hotels, Sam Nazarian is entering a new chapter focused on luxury hospitality, wellness and global expansion. In this deep dive, Los Angeles explores how the SBE founder is reshaping his empire through hotels, longevity clinics and large-scale lifestyle ventures, while staying closely tied to the city that launched his career.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 Poised for a Massive $180M Global Opening Weekend

Nearly two decades after the original became a fashion world phenomenon, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is proving to be a box office powerhouse. The sequel is tracking toward a projected $180 million worldwide opening weekend after strong early numbers overseas and a solid start in U.S. previews. While fans are embracing the return of Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep, the film has also sparked conversation around representation and media satire.

Is Los Angeles Really Ready for the 2028 Olympics?

Los Angeles is preparing to host the 2028 Olympics, but growing concerns over LAPD staffing levels are raising questions about whether the city can safely manage an event of that scale. Police union leaders say a shortage of roughly 1,400 officers could strain emergency response times and public safety, especially as L.A. also gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. While federal funding and local recruitment efforts are underway, critics worry the timeline may be too tight.

Why BeachLife Festival Is the Ultimate Southern California Music Weekend

Not everyone dreams of Coachella crowds and desert dust. For many Angelenos, the laid-back charm of the BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach is the perfect spring tradition. Returning for its seventh year, the beachfront festival brings together headliners like Joan Jett, Duran Duran, The Offspring and James Taylor alongside food, art and ocean views.

Lakers Move G League Team to Coachella Valley for 2026 Season

The Los Angeles Lakers are relocating their NBA G League affiliate to the Coachella Valley, where the newly named Coachella Valley Lakers will begin play at Acrisure Arena for the 2026-27 season. The move builds on the franchise’s long history in the desert region while giving fans access to a modern arena designed for sports and entertainment. Season ticket deposits are already open as the organization looks to establish a new home base for player development and community engagement in the Greater Palm Springs area.

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