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Los Angeles, CA - January 07: Joel Shearer one of the creators of Chromasonic an immersive art show in the space on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025 in Los Angeles, CA. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times)

Stressed? Take the fast track to ‘womb-like’ euphoria at this new L.A. art experience

The walk-through art installation aims to get participants to hear color and see sound. The goal? Calmness.

A raven and a weeping tree in front of a Mansion.

First look: Disneyland’s original Haunted Mansion returns with a heartbreaking new scene

Los Angeles, CA - January 14: 14 year old Avery Colvert, not pictured, who started Altadena Girls to gather donations for teen girls who lost their homes in the Eaton fire, distributes items from a warehouse in LA. Teen girls and their families and some of the supplies they might be getting, whether it's cosmetics or hair supplies, etc. in Los Angeles Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025. She launched the effort on Instagram on Friday Jan. 10 and it blew up, attracting support from a slew of celebrities. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

At these free shops in L.A., fire victims can pick up new clothes and ‘a bit of happiness’

Pasadena, CA - January 10: Volunteers help people load bags of goods at a large donation site has sprung up outside the Rose Bowl. It started out as a way to feed those impacted by the Eaton Fire, but it quickly turned into something even more special. "It started with just two hotdog carts. We planned to give out just 500 hotdogs," said Juan Diaz. That, however, quickly changed. Now, it's become a pop-up donation site where people in need can pick up food, clothing, toiletries, baby items and just about anything else to help them survive the next few days. The drop off sight was later moved to 100 West Walnut Ave. in Pasadena. Photo taken Rose Bowl in Pasadena Friday, Jan. 10, 2025. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

Where you can volunteer to help those affected by L.A.’s fires

LOS ANGELES, CA - Dec. 19, 2024: Sloan sings Brandi Carlile's "The Joke" at Karaoke Country Revue at Permanent Records Roadhouse. (Michael Owen Baker / For The Times)

This country karaoke night in L.A. is a rootin’, tootin’ hootenanny with a queer twist

Get your back scratched and hair brushed at this cozy ASMR massage studio in L.A.

More than just cute, kawaii is a lifestyle. Embrace it at these 11 adorable spots in L.A.

L.A.’s most intimate theater experience? You’re the only guest at this thrilling show

How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Joel McHale

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