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Want To Workout On Vacay? These 5 U.S. Cities Offer A Ton Of Gyms And Fitness Classes

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For some people, fitness is life, even while on vacation. The purpose of the trip may be to unwind, but that doesn’t mean they can’t set aside an hour or two for exercise. Walking and swimming are pretty standard vacation activities, depending on where you are and the season. But for those who want the… Continue reading Want To Workout On Vacay? These 5 U.S. Cities Offer A Ton Of Gyms And Fitness Classes

Things To Do in California on July 4

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Wherever you are in California, there are plenty of Independence Day events and activities. While it’s customary to watch fireworks, this may not appeal to everyone. If pyrotechnics isn’t your bag, not to worry. The state is large enough to offer a plethora of options that don’t involve them. You can check out these events… Continue reading Things To Do in California on July 4

Here are Some of the Top Hiking Spots in California

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There are plenty of amazing places for hiking in the United States, but California is really something special in that regard. If you ever take the time to venture beyond Los Angeles, San Francisco and the other major cities, you’ll get a better sense of the state’s natural beauty. From dramatic overlooks to soaring California… Continue reading Here are Some of the Top Hiking Spots in California

Once in a Lifetime Things to Do in Los Angeles

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There is so much to love about Los Angeles. Its weather, diversity, food and entertainment scene make it one of the best vacations in the world. With so much to do and see, make sure your trip is unforgettable with unique excursions and activities. Here are once-in-a-lifetime things to do in Los Angeles that you… Continue reading Once in a Lifetime Things to Do in Los Angeles

These 5 Resorts And Villas Are Among The Most Expensive In California

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California, the third largest state in the United States, offers a plethora of experiences. There’s the buzz of Los Angeles, the wine of Napa Valley, and the magical redwood forests. There are also the beaches and ski resorts of Lake Tahoe, which California shares with Nevada. Don’t forget the nine national parks—more than any other… Continue reading These 5 Resorts And Villas Are Among The Most Expensive In California

L.A. Summer Guide: Check Out These Black Art Spaces, Galleries, And Museums

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Los Angeles has been a haven for creatives of all stripes, and not just in Hollywood. If you’re going to be in town at some point this summer, consider visiting galleries, museums, and spaces showcasing Black art or Black figures. Let’s be honest, the art world could do with some diversity. One study revealed that… Continue reading L.A. Summer Guide: Check Out These Black Art Spaces, Galleries, And Museums

The History of All-White Parties and Why They Are So Popular in the Summer

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Summer is about to make her grand entrance, and you know what that means. All White Parties, galore! These elegant events take place at nightclubs, on rooftops, on boats, and more. They are advertised all over—from Los Angeles to New York—as well as around the world. Once upon a time, you had to be “in… Continue reading The History of All-White Parties and Why They Are So Popular in the Summer

What is a Speakeasy Exactly? And These U.S. Cities Have Some of the Best

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When you hear the word speakeasy, it brings illicit activity to mind, and that’s not far off. Where did the name come from? The History Channel theorizes that “speakeasy was born out of the fact that bar-goers had to whisper or ‘speak easy’ through a tiny opening in a door in order to gain access… Continue reading What is a Speakeasy Exactly? And These U.S. Cities Have Some of the Best

The 5 Worst Flight Etiquette Cases We’ve Ever Seen

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Have you ever encountered an unruly or poorly behaved passenger on an airplane, and asked yourself, “who raised them?” Yes, we have, too. Once upon a time, you not only had to dress a certain way to board a plane, you had to conduct yourself. These days, people “forget” what a privilege it is to… Continue reading The 5 Worst Flight Etiquette Cases We’ve Ever Seen

Intoxicated Man Vomits On Other Passengers As Plane Approaches Los Angeles

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An man on board an American Airlines flight had too much to drink and vomited on two passengers. The plane was approaching Los Angeles from Dallas. Travel writer JT Genter witnessed the incident and shared it online on October 8. He tweeted, “who would’ve guessed?! The way-too-drunk guy (who probably should have been denied boarding)… Continue reading Intoxicated Man Vomits On Other Passengers As Plane Approaches Los Angeles

Hollywood Walk Of Fame Closed After Teenager Is Shot In The Early Morning Hours

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This morning, a 17- year- old male was shot to death close to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The area between Orange Street and La Brea Avenue is closed in both directions while authorities investigate. The Los Angeles Times reports, “a shooting was reported about 1:08 a.m.” When police arrived, they found the 17- year-… Continue reading Hollywood Walk Of Fame Closed After Teenager Is Shot In The Early Morning Hours

Love Museums? Many Across The US Will Be Free One Day This September

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We’re gradually transitioning to the cooler months, and visiting museums is a popular fall and winter activity. Courtesy of Smithsonian Magazine’s annual Museum Day, you’ll be able to visit a number of US museums, zoos and cultural centers for the unbeatable price of free. On September 17, seize the chance to soak up some culture,… Continue reading Love Museums? Many Across The US Will Be Free One Day This September

Air Canada Passenger Brought Suitcase On Board And It Got Lost After Being Checked

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As the summer of ‘travel hell’ continues, there have been more and more stories of lost luggage. To avoid fees and the insanity at baggage claim, a passenger tried to take her bag on board an Air Canada flight. Due to space issues, staff said she would need to check the bag. She agreed, but… Continue reading Air Canada Passenger Brought Suitcase On Board And It Got Lost After Being Checked

Brothers Who Created Philly’s First Black-Owned Delivery Service Are Now In 5 Cities

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In just three years of launching the first Black-owned delivery service, twin brothers Aaron and David Cabello have managed to expand. Their Black and Mobile App started in Philly back in 2019. The app was created to give Black-owned businesses that are often underrepresented and overlooked the proper technology to expand their customer base. By… Continue reading Brothers Who Created Philly’s First Black-Owned Delivery Service Are Now In 5 Cities

Kwanzaa: A Week-Long Celebration of Black Pride And Excellence

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As the holiday season enters its final act, Kwanzaa commenced on December 26, and runs until New Year’s Day. Unlike Christmas and Hannukah, Kwanzaa is relatively new, and started in 1966. It was founded by Dr. Maulana Karenga, who drew inspiration from West African harvest festivals. In that spirit, a karamu, or feast, is held… Continue reading Kwanzaa: A Week-Long Celebration of Black Pride And Excellence

 
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