It's about as hard to imagine Los Angeles without the Dodgers as it is to imagine California music without the Beach Boys, so it makes sense when you discover that this years' 50th anniversary of Dodger baseball in L.A. is also the 50th anniversary of the Boys releasing Surfin' Safari, their first album. Luckily for fans of both, they chose to celebrate together as part of the Dodgers' home Opening Day festivities yesterday. More»

Frank McCourt's wonderfully expensive divorce has been a key factor in the forced sale of his AmEx black card, otherwise known as the Los Angeles Dodgers.  A $130 million divorce settlement, a bankrupt, mismanaged baseball franchise and a $21 million “swimming only” house are just a few items that are burning a hole in Mr. McCourt's pockets.  Even with an asking price of over $1 billion for the Dodgers team and stadium, there are still plenty of people chomping at the bit for a piece of Los Doyers. We won’t know who the new owners will be until McCourt makes his final decision on April 30 (at the latest), but in the meantime, let’s take a look at the 1% of the 1% on the short-list of potential buyers for our beloved Dodgers. More»

Whether you're a rabid NFL fan or simply a lover of commercials and snacks made with too much cheese, this is your weekend: the Super Bowl is finally upon us. And while this Sunday may bring us a matchup between two teams from 3,000 miles away in a city 2,000 miles away, that doesn't mean L.A. is going to be any less hopping with parties, bars and viewing experiences. Trust me, whether they win or lose, you're not going to want to deal with all the obnoxious transplanted Giants fans sober, so here's a guide to the best of what's going down this Super Bowl Sunday. More»