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The article discusses Los Angeles, California, luxury homes on the real estate market as of early October 2015 that were once home to several significant actors and actresses including Bert Lahr, Betty Grable, and Don Johnson. The article also discusses privacy desired by actors, the challenges of selling homes owned by movie stars, and the impact of the sale price of homes previously owned by actors. The article presents comments from Los Angeles real estate agent Edward Fitz.

The article discusses "sushi bullies," men who brook no dissent on any matter related to sushi. Chef Noboru Inoue in San Francisco has scolded diners for using soy sauce. Chef Kazunori Nozawa in Studio City, California has ejected patrons from his restaurant for taking too long to eat, or asking to use a cell phone. Sushi bullies tend to be traditionalists, and they almost universally despise the California roll.

A review is offered for several taquerias or taco restaurants in the U.S., including Fuel City Tacos in Dallas, Texas, Norma's Tacos in Pasadena, California and El Rayo Taqueria in Portland, Maine.

The article focuses on chef Roy Choi, owner of Kogi that sells Mexican tacos stuffed with Korean-style meat in mobile food trucks, and his plan to open a restaurant in Los Angeles, California in February 2010. It notes that Choi plans to update the rice bowl for his restaurant. He started working for Hilton Hotels in 2001. He cites that his company grossed nearly 2 million U.S. dollars from check averages of nearly 13 dollars a person during its first year of operation.