#living in los angeles

[allservicemoving]

Reasons to Live in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is one of the most iconic cities in the world, with a reputation for being a hub of creativity, entertainment, and innovation. Here are just a few reasons why living in Los Angeles could be a great choice:

Diversity: Los Angeles is known for its diverse population, with people from all walks of life living and working in the city. This creates a unique and exciting cultural scene, with a wide range of music, art, and food options.

Weather: The weather in Los Angeles is mild and sunny all year round, making it a great place to enjoy outdoor activities and explore the natural beauty of Southern California.

Entertainment: Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, with a thriving film, TV, and music industry. There's always something to do or see, whether it's attending a concert or exploring the city's many museums and galleries.

Career Opportunities: Los Angeles is home to a number of major industries, including entertainment, technology, and fashion. This creates a diverse range of job opportunities for people with different backgrounds and skillsets.

Beaches: With miles of coastline along the Pacific Ocean, Los Angeles offers some of the most beautiful beaches in the country. Residents can enjoy surfing, swimming, or just relaxing on the sand.

Food: Los Angeles is a foodie's paradise, with a wide range of international cuisine available at every turn. Whether you're in the mood for sushi, tacos, or vegan fare, you're sure to find something delicious in LA.

Overall, Los Angeles is a dynamic and exciting place to live, with endless opportunities for exploration, entertainment, and career advancement. Click here to learn more.

[filmcourage]

Why Beginning Screenwriters Don't Need An Agent - Sammy Horowitz

Watch the video interview on YouTube here.

[vintagehomecollection]

The Los Angeles House: Decoration and Design in America's 20th-Century City, 1995

[xxenbypunkxx]

if you’re looking for a cool new punk band to listen to, i highly recommend looking for local small bands before searching “punk” into spotify.

don’t know how to find them?

what i did is i looked up what some punk bars in my area, i started going on random nights and found bands i liked that way. (if you’re under 21, you can still look up the bars, but go to their instagram, see what bands are playing and see if they are on band camp, spotify, etc.)

this has worked amazing for me, i’ve made so many friends, it’s to the point where certain bands shows feel like monthly family reunions full of so much love and genuine compassion.

hope this helps anyone wanting to be more involved in the subculture

EDIT: if you live in a small town, just search the nearest big city. or honestly any city that you vibe with. every area has a slightly different sound and scene find what you blend with!!

[arc-hus]

Moore House Renovation, Los Angeles - Woods + Dangaran

[ashtonsunshine]

I don't know about you but I love him 🥰 x

[departmentofinteriors]

[whereittakesmeee]

Eddie on stage in L.A. 1992 🤍

Credit: @dermaddin on Instagram

[389]

To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) William Friedkin

[andthespidersfrommars]

chappell roan at the fonda theatre, los angeles

[vintagehomecollection]

The Los Angeles House, 1995

[withbellzon]

my fault but i ain’t know Tyler had it like this in LA 😳

[xxenbypunkxx]

so you’re finally going to your first punk show. it can be a little intimating for sure! here is what i tell my newbie friends when i take them to their first show:

1. take it at your own pace. start the show at the back of the crowd, if you’re vibing and feel the need to jump around get closer to the mosh

2. the mosh is a lot less scary than it looks. it really is a bunch of people just wanting to move around. There are times where it can get violent. if you feel overwhelmed at all just push (don’t feel bad, you might even need to shove a little, nobody will care) your way through the crowd that is encircling the mosh.

3. if you see someone on the ground in a mosh, PICK THEM UP!!!! not only to keep them safe but for your own safety as well, moshing can get a little disorienting (especially if you are drinking or smoking) so you might not even see them. along with this if you see someone’s personal item, try your best to pick it up and hold it in the air. Essentially, if something or someone could get damaged, help them out.

4. a lot of the people there look really intimidating and cool. yes they are cool as fuck, but they are some of the nicest people on this earth right now. Talk to a stranger. some of the kindest people i’ve met and become friends with i met at shows.

5. don’t be afraid to be yourself. don’t feel like you match the “punk aesthetic” you see on tumblr tiktok and pinterest? who give a fuck!! the most punk think you can do is be yourself. if you fake who you are people will notice.

reblog with more tips!!!!

[poughkeepsies]

drove on the highway today ❤️ grateful none of the other cars had 22 million bees in them ❤️

[taliesinsraven]

This is probably the biggest smile I have ever seen on his face in a picture. Pure, unadulterated joy. You deserve it, Tal!