Robert Evans+FollowRadford Studio’s future shakes up LA film sceneGoldman Sachs is about to take over the legendary Radford Studio Center in LA after Hackman Capital Partners defaulted on a massive $1.1 billion loan. This is the same studio where classics like “Seinfeld” and “Gilligan’s Island” were filmed, so it’s a big deal for anyone who cares about Hollywood history. The financial trouble comes just a few years after Hackman bought the lot for $1.85 billion and promised a $1 billion renovation. What do you think this means for LA’s film industry and the future of these iconic studios? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #LosAngeles00Share
ashley89+FollowMore trains, more freedom: LA–SD Surfliner expandsStarting January 26, the Pacific Surfliner will run a 13th daily round trip between Los Angeles and San Diego—bringing service back to pre-pandemic levels. This means more flexibility for commuters, day-trippers, and anyone who loves a coastal ride. Even better, there’s a 20% discount on tickets through March 13 with code V526. For folks who’ve been juggling limited schedules or stuck in traffic, this could be a real game-changer. How will this extra train impact your travel plans or your daily routine? Let’s talk about what this means for our community! #Travel #PacificSurfliner #LosAngeles00Share
Jason Wells+FollowBarista’s meme art sparks debate in LAA Starbucks barista in Norwalk, LA, was fired after drawing a pig on a deputy’s coffee cup—a move the company says was just a TikTok meme, not an insult. The deputy, coming off a grueling 16-hour shift, felt disrespected, and the sheriff’s department called the image “offensive.” Starbucks apologized, insisting the drawing was meant to reference the viral John Pork meme, not law enforcement. This incident has people talking: Where’s the line between internet humor and real-world respect? Have memes gone too far, or was this just a misunderstanding? #Food #LosAngeles #Starbucks00Share
mary01+FollowLA’s soul food gem everyone’s raving aboutFixins Soul Kitchen on West Olympic Blvd is shaking up LA’s food scene with Southern comfort classics that locals say rival anything from the South. The fried chicken and waffles, smothered chicken, and peach cobbler are just the start—reviews keep pouring in about the welcoming vibe and top-notch service. But what really sets Fixins apart is its mission: supporting local youth and giving second chances to those re-entering the workforce. It’s more than a meal; it’s a community hub. Who’s been, and what’s your go-to order? Let’s talk soul food in LA! #Food #SoulFood #LosAngeles00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowOlivia Wilde’s $700K loss: More than moneyOlivia Wilde just sold her Studio City home for $700,000 less than she paid, but this move is about way more than dollars. The place is a dream—think open floor plan, chef’s kitchen, pool, and lush backyard—but Olivia’s life is shifting. With new relationships and less time in L.A., she’s choosing flexibility over holding onto a stunning space. Celebrity real estate isn’t always about profit; sometimes it’s about what fits your life right now. Would you take a loss for a fresh start? Let’s talk—what matters more to you: lifestyle or investment? #RealEstate #OliviaWilde #LosAngeles00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowInside E.L. James’ stunning L.A. glass houseE.L. James, the author who made ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ a global sensation, is now making headlines for listing her breathtaking Los Angeles home for $7.25 million. Imagine waking up to panoramic city-to-ocean views, soaking in a tub with the skyline as your backdrop, or hosting friends in a media lounge with a walk-in wine room. The home’s floating pool and sleek, open design feel straight out of a movie. Would you ever want to live in a place like this, or does it feel too over-the-top? Let’s talk dream homes and what makes a space truly special! #RealEstate #ELJames #LosAngeles00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowInside Bob Chapek’s $15M L.A. dream homeBob Chapek, the former Disney CEO, is selling his jaw-dropping Los Angeles estate for nearly $15 million. Imagine living in a 10,000-square-foot mansion with sweeping hilltop views, a resort-style pool, a home theater perfect for movie nights, and even a two-bedroom guest house for friends or family. The place is packed with luxury touches—think custom wood finishes, dramatic wine walls, and an outdoor kitchen made for entertaining. If you had the means, would you want to live in a spot like this? Or does this kind of luxury feel out of touch with everyday life? Let’s talk! #RealEstate #LosAngeles #LuxuryRealEstate10Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowInside Anthony Hopkins’ new Palisades retreatAnthony Hopkins just landed a stunning new home in the Palisades, once owned by Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, after losing his previous house in the January fires. This $13 million estate is all about privacy and classic LA charm—think vine-covered entryways, cozy fireplaces, and even a wine tasting room. Hopkins, who’s always valued quiet, established neighborhoods, seems to have found the perfect spot to start fresh. With his memoir out and 50 years of sobriety celebrated, it’s inspiring to see him turn the page. What do you think makes a house truly feel like home? #RealEstate #AnthonyHopkins #LosAngeles11Share
davisjames+FollowA magical moment at a Los Angeles pet graveVisiting a pet’s grave can be heartbreaking, but for one Los Angeles family, it turned into something unexpectedly beautiful. While mourning their late cat Skye, Fifi and Kareem were greeted by a friendly stray cat right at the cemetery. The timing felt uncanny—almost like Skye was sending them a sign. After learning the new cat had been abandoned, the family welcomed her into their home, finding comfort and joy in the process. It’s wild how life can surprise us with new beginnings when we least expect it. Has anyone else experienced something like this? #Pets #LosAngeles #PetLoss392Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowFreddie Freeman’s big LA home sale surpriseFreddie Freeman just sold his Studio City home for $1.375 million less than he paid last year, showing even MLB stars aren’t immune to LA’s unpredictable luxury market. The place is stunning—modern farmhouse vibes, skylights, a pool, and top-tier appliances—but sat on the market for over a year with multiple price drops. For Freeman, it wasn’t just about money; lifestyle and timing mattered more. Makes you wonder: if you had to choose, would you hold out for profit or move on for convenience? LA’s high-end real estate game is a wild ride, even for the famous! #RealEstate #FreddieFreeman #LosAngeles00Share
