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The article presents the top 50 best gay parties in Los Angeles, California. It describes the scenes at the parties Brutus at Faultline, Evita at the DBA, Giorgio's at The Standard, A Club Called Rhonda at Los Globos, and Plastic Fantastic at Eleven Nightclub. Other gay parties highlighted are Mustache Mondays at La City, Dragula at Faultline, Summertramp at DTLA, Stripper Circus at Here Lounge, and Tigerheat at Avalon.

A review is offered for bars, restaurants, hotels, movie theaters and other entertainment venues for LGBT people in Los Angeles, California including the Roosevelt Hotel, The Crocker Club, and the Hive Salon.

The article offers brief information on some gay-friendly places and establishments in Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA). The list includes the best places to view DTLA, best places to shop, best pet friendly spots, movie houses and green spaces. The article also outlines seven reasons why DTLA can be called home and offers tips to make jury duty in DTLA bearable.

An interview with American comedian and recording artist Margaret Cho is presented. Cho comments on the idea of receiving a lifetime achievement award. She talks about her relationship with the city of Los Angeles, California. She also explains her interest in the television, stand-up and music scenes.

The article presents establishments that contribute to the luxury, entertainment and nightlife sectors in Los Angeles, California. The SLS Hotel at Beverly Hill features 297 rooms and 61 suites, where catering services are provided by The Bazaar by José Andrés. Other establishments featured in the city including Canter's Deli, Fresh & Easy, and Versailles.

The article features several interesting and innovative gay personalities in Los Angeles, California. John A. Perez was the first openly gay politician who was voted as the Speaker of the Assembly of the U.S. Gay jewelry designer Michael Schmidt started with creating edgy and elegant designs for some of the most amazing entertainers in the world such as Tina Turner and Debbie Harry. Gay hair stylist John Blaine has developed business ties with several U.S. celebrities including Pamela Anderson and Paris Hilton.

The article presents information on different places and things that would be of interest to gays in Los Angeles, California. The Abbey Food and Bar is said to be the best place to meet out-of-towners. The Monchsters jewelry from OnchMovement features a polymer clay. The Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken restaurant is said to be the best place to cure a hangover.

The article offers information on the designs and features of various buildings in Los Angeles, California. Bardot is a sophisticated space for nightlife that pays homage to old-time glamour. The Hollywood Tower Apartments were a popular residence for various personalities within the entertainment industry. The El Capitan Theatre features a cast-concrete Spanish Colonial exterior and lavish East Indian Interior.

Interviews with the most eligible gay men in Los Angeles, California are presented. It notes that Ryan Palao prefers a quiet dinner followed by a walk in a nearby ice cream spot for his ideal first date. Meanwhile, Michael Shawn Puckett says that he usually spends his weekend by hanging out with his friends at his favorite places. It also cites that Woody Woodbeck stresses that his ideal first date must be simple and fun, most preferably in his favorite restaurant.

The article presents the best things about Los Angeles, California. They include the burgers at Irv's Burger, the Square One Dining restaurant, the Tommassini chain-link bracelet, the Pleasure Chest sex toys store, Earth's Power Yoga, Luxelab owners and hairstylists Jason Lara and David Abrams, the Tigerheat nightclub event at Arena, the Guerrilla Gay Bar, the A Different Light gay bookstore, and comedian Jackie Beat.

The article offers news briefs related to Los Angeles, California including the proposal to disassemble the Barney's Beanery sports bar, the opening of The Kinney hotel, and the opening of the Delilah supper club.

A review is offered for Hotel Covell located at 4626 Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California.

This section offers news briefs on the gay community in Los Angeles, California as of Aril 2014. It announces the opening of EightyTwo entertainment venue at the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. A preview of the show of the alternative rock band the Pixies at the Hollywood Bowl is presented. The message of the photo series "American Queen" by Kyle Jackson is stated.

An interview with gay songwriter Rufus Wainwright is presented. Wainwright points out that his music release "Out of the Game" is dedicated to his mother remembering that she is fond to be around. He finds the release different when compared to his previous releases due to budgetary constraints and how producer Mark Ronson likes to work on it. He points out that he loves Los Angeles considering that his career was formed in California.

An interview with Alfredo Diaz and Chris Miller, new owners of Revolver 2.0 bar in West Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California, about this venue, is presented. They talk about their earliest memory of the first incarnation of the bar. Miller explains what has drawn them to bring back the bar in its original location. Diaz describes how the original Revolver and Revolver 2.0 differ from other drinking establishments.

An interview with American comedians Beth Crosby and JC Gardiner is presented. Crosby and Gardiner talk about how they met and how their Jessica and Hunter characters started. They discuss their plans for their respective characters. They share their excitement for hosting the 2011 Los Angeles Pride festival in California.

The article focuses on the Aphrodite-Les Foiles Tour 2011 of Australian recording artist Kylie Minogue. The tour was created with longtime collaborator William Baker and will bring Minogue and her dancers to the Hollywood Bowl's stage in Los Angeles, California on May 20, 2011. It also discusses Minogue's pre-stage rituals, the preparations for the Aphrodite-Live 2011, and her gay fanbase.

An interview with Sutan Amrull, a makeup artist who won "RuPaul's Drag Race" Season 3, is presented. Amrull discusses his life in Los Angeles, California, and story of the creation of his drag alter-ego Raja. He also comments about his influences, the highs and lows of the competition, and his advice for potential "RuPaul's Drag Race" contestants.

An interview with Andy Cohen, senior vice president of original programming and development for the Bravo cable television network, is presented. When asked what he thinks of Los Angeles, California, he shares that he has lots of friends in the city and emphasizes that it is a nice place to be in. He talks about his education, internship and previous work experiences before working at Bravo. He also mentions that he loves everything related to popular culture.

The article presents an interview with Olympic swimmer Amini Fonua who discusses the period he worked with Los Angeles LGBT Center, the way he helped LGBT visibility in sports, and LGBT athletics at the international scale.

The article presents information on the art exhibition "Imitation of Life" which features the works of photographer Cindy Sherman, held at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles, California from June to October 2016.

The article reports that donut shop Voodoo, founded by Kenneth Pogson and Tres Shannon, will open at the Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles, California.

The article offers information on the Mr. Black L.A., a gay party and union to be held on June 10 in Los Angeles, California.

The article reviews several eateries and restaurants in Los Angeles, California including Torung Restaurant at Hollywood Blvd., Asanedo at Ventura Blvd., and Flourish at Wilshire Blvd.

The article focuses on the membership of Fred Arens and Jason Duguay in the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center's Young Professionals Council (YPC) in Los Angeles, California. It notes that they have been the funding members of the YPC and are considered as the best in fundraising and event planning for gay community. It mentions that YPC is a group of men and women under 40 who encourages the programs of Gay and Lesbian Center and works to attract younger crowd to get involved in the LGBT community.

The article profiles Patrick Mahaney, doctor of veterinary medicine and advocate of LGBT pet community based in Los Angeles, California. According to the author, Mahaney graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1999 and the most sought-after pet health experts. In addition, the author notes that the veterinary practice of Mahaney includes Eastern therapies, acupuncture and yoga which he believes provides better pet management.

The article focuses on the preferences of four Los Angeles, California residents when it comes to a nightlife spot in the city. Realtor Mike Wilson and his friends like to begin the night at Colorado Wine Co. because it offers weekly wine tasting. Student Corey Spears says that his group usually go to a bar in West Hollywood.

The article reports on the partnership of nightlife events promoters Tom Whitman and Ivan Kane to create Lucky Devil Burlesque, a weekly male burlesque event at Forty Deuce venue owned by Kane in Los Angeles, California. In Lucky Devil, sexy women were replaced by their male equivalents who are professional dancers as opposed to go-go boys.

A review is offered for the restaurant Eveleigh in Los Angeles, California.

The article presents a discussion between the author and selected residents of Los Angeles, California which aims to compare the nightlife scene in Los Angeles and in New York City. Topics discussed include the resident's recollection of their time living in New York City, their impression of the late night activities in New York City, and their opinions on the "last call" policy of Los Angeles.

A review is offered for The Springs, a raw vegan restaurant, organic juice bar, yoga studio, wellness center, communal event space and retail located at Downtown Los Angeles' (DTLA) Arts District in Los Angeles, California.

A review is offered for the Luxe City Center Hotel's patio bar, located in Los Angeles, California.

An interview with gay singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright is presented. He tells about the process of selecting which tracks would appear in his album and he describes himself as egalitarian when it comes to his feeling toward his songs. He expresses his wonderment over the knowledge and wisdom of his daughter every time he spends time with her. Wainwright looks forward to his upcoming concert tour in Los Angeles, California.

The article suggests dining and restaurant options located at the Los Angeles International Airport in California including the Pinkberry frozen dessert restaurant at Terminal 1, Nate 'n Al delicatessen at Terminal 2 and Monet's California Deli delicatessen at Terminal 6.

A review is offered for the W Los Angeles hotel located in Los Angeles, California.

A review is offered for the Hotel Palomar Westwood located in Los Angeles, California.

A review is offered for the Sofitel hotel located in Los Angeles, California.

A calendar of events in the LGBT community in Los Angeles, California is presented including the Into the Night: The Wild Side after-dark party on August 30, 2013, the Trannyshack L.A. show on August 30, 2013, and the Size party on September 1, 2013.

A review is offered for the M Grill restaurant located in Los Angeles, California.

The article reviews the restaurant Umami Burbank which specializes in clever hot dog creation as well as hamburgers located at 4300 W. Riverside Dr., Burbank, Los Angeles, California.

The article describes two housing development projects in East Side Los Angeles, California. A former Metropolitan Water District office building located in Victor Heights that has remained vacant for 20 years will be transformed by Developer Linear City into a 92-unit apartment building. A half acre Silver Lake lot just south of Sunset Junction will be developed by Metro Investments into eight-small house, three level project.

The article reports that the fate of Villa West in Los Angeles, California, remains uncertain after its owner, Catherine Davis, was found dead inside the property.

A review is offered for the restaurant Nic's Beverly Hills located in Los Angeles, California.

The article reports that Silver Lake neighborhood in Los Angeles, California has been included in the "America's Best Hispter Neighborhoods" inaugural list of "Forbes" magazine.

A review is offered for The Brite Spot restaurant located on the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Park Avenue in Los Angeles, California.

The article reports on the increase of coyote sightings in the eastern neighborhood in Los Angeles, California which accordingly should alarm the owners of pet in the said area.

The article looks at the growing beekeeping industry in Los Angeles, California particularly in the neighborhood of Silver Lake.

A review is offered for the Chavez Ravine Arboretum in Los Angeles, California.

The article reports on the closure of The Other Side and Flying Leap Cafe, a piano bar/restaurant in Los Angeles, California.