Matthew Kang is the Lead Editor of Eater LA. He has covered dining, restaurants, food culture, and nightlife in Los Angeles since 2008. He's the host of K-Town, a YouTube series covering Korean food in America, and has been featured in Netflix's Street Food show. The city of Irvine is...

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If you're looking for a real-life horror experience, test your fright levels at Escapade Games, a full contact escape room in Fullerton.This terrifying experience will push even the toughest souls to their limits with spine-chilling scares, eerie encounters, and even the chance of being "tased" if you upset the resident spirits.The main attraction, "Zoe: Reborn," features over 2,000 square feet of puzzle solving, multiple rooms and live actors.Anaheim local Marc Catipay dove headfirst into the terror, sharing, "I've never done any sort of escape room experience ever, nor am I a horror freak, so coming into this, I was just incredibly surprised at what I was going to get into.""It's not only up-close-and-personal horror; it's also a lot of psychological horror involved with it as well," said owner Christina Compani. "So even though it is very scary, we want to ensure that everybody that comes through these doors has a great time."If you're interested in visiting Escapade Games check out: www.escaperoomera.com1111 E. Commonwealth Ave. Fullerton, CA 92831

The Fall Corgi Beach Day 2024 happened on Saturday at Huntington Dog Beach, ushering in the Halloween spirit. This year’s theme for the world’s largest Corgi party was “All Things Howl-O-Ween,” marking one of the most eventful and adorable spooky season gatherings. Held bi-annually, the festival brings together thousands of dogs and their owners from across the globe. Attendees […] The post Corgi Beach Day 2024 Brings Halloween Spirit to Huntington Dog Beach appeared first on DogTime.

An Orange County man claims to be the winner of a $44 million Powerball jackpot, but weeks after the drawing, he says he still hasn’t seen a cent. (From YouTube video description) ©2024 Cox Media Group.

This setting was discovered with a field sketch and photo, and was painted in my sister’s studio in Hilton Head. I found many barns from Black Mountain, N.C. along the Appalachian corridor, south toward Knoxville. This barn is close to Seven Islands State Birding Park, well off of Highway 40. The paper is 1/4 sheet, 300# Fabriano, X-white and painted 100% transparent in four, rapid five-minute sessions. Daybreak can balance the warm/cool color across a morning. This setting had an overgrown entry, partly inviting the viewer, with brilliant darts of light, which are made by not painting parts of the paper.

Elevated Beverage Program Meets Ingredient-Driven California Coastal Cuisine at Innovative, Libation-Focused Concept

As Halloween approaches, many places transform into festive places with many spooky decorations each with a creative theme. This time of year brings much excitement and a sense of community as students come together with staff to create a scary room. With many distinct forms of decorations, rooms are very appealing to look at and many students are fascinated by the creativity of their teachers.

From preppy styles to baggy jeans and academia vibes, fashion at our school has always been more than just clothes; it’s a way to show who we are, boost our confidence and celebrate our cultures. Over the years, we’ve seen tons of new trends that have redefined what it means to dress up for class. Whether that be in the hallways or the classrooms, juniors, seniors and teachers alike have embraced fashion as a form of self-expression, mixing traditional and contemporary styles in a way that feels fresh and exciting.

When it comes to Northwood’s smooth-running theater productions on stage, not all heroes wear capes. In fact, some of Northwood theater’s most valiant heroes are the ones who make the capes—the dedicated and hard-working costume team. For the upcoming Clue play, running Oct. 29, Oct. 30, Nov....

Nestled between the art-strewn streets of Laguna Beach and the urban pulse of Orange County, Laguna Canyon Winery stands as a unique expression of passion, craftsmanship, and innovation in California’s wine scene. Founded by award-winning vintner J.J. Huber, this boutique winery defies expectations by blending urban winery traditions with world-class grapes sourced from Napa and Sonoma Valley. With a nod to both Canadian and Italian winemaking techniques, Laguna Canyon Winery has crafted an identity that sets it apart from the typical California vineyard experience.

Husband-and-wife team behind Benny & Mary’s take their eclectic style and distinct personality to newest restaurant

The Environmental Nature Center (ENC) and the ENC Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary have new opportunities in November – with something for everyone. If you’re not looking for a structured activity, come join a quiet walk on the trails or bring a sustainably packed picnic. They’re open for everyone on Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Visit https://events.encenter.org to register for a scheduled program.

Seán O’Harrow is the president and CEO of Bowers Museum. He shares the role that the organization plays in Santa Ana’s community.

NEWS x MUSE Nicole Alicia Xavier talks with Peter Sarsgaard prior to being honored with the Film Performance of the Year at the Newport Beach Film Festival. His upcoming film, September 5 is in theaters November 27. “September 5” unveils the decisive moment that forever changed media coverage and continues...

Parents, kids and couples alike came together on Friday evening to sing along to Taylor Swift music at Orange Coast College’s Planetarium. A father and daughter came all the way from Corona to see the show. They wanted to check out the Planetarium because they love space and Taylor Swift.

The official start of the 2024 holiday shopping season at South Coast Plaza is November 22, the morning after the Segerstrom family hosts the traditional tree-lighting ceremony. That event includes a special visit from Santa and a performance by students from Orange County School of the Arts, and the next day all holiday activations and activities commence. Here are the highlights.