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Curtis Stone’s first Michelin-starred LA fine diner has closed. The pie’s the limit for what’s next

Curtis Stone’s first Michelin-starred LA fine diner has closed. The pie’s the limit for what’s next

After 10 years, it’s the end of the road for Stone’s much-loved Maude, with the fine diner switching to become a pie shop.

  • by Donna Demaio

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It’s not Changi, but this notorious US airport has improved immensely
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It’s not Changi, but this notorious US airport has improved immensely

The upgrade of LAX’s Terminal 3 has addressed many of the pain points that make flying domestically in the US such a gruelling experience.

  • by Rob McFarland
The posh steakhouse at sea was overdone. So it was totally reimagined

The posh steakhouse at sea was overdone. So it was totally reimagined

Luxury cruise ships have long had traditional steakhouses, but a pleasing sea change has influenced their style and menus over recent years.

  • by Brian Johnston
The must-see highlights of Los Angeles in four days

The must-see highlights of Los Angeles in four days

If you’re a first-time visitor, lean in to the kitschy attractions that people tell you not to bother with. There’s a reason these experiences are iconic.

  • by Courtney Kruk
Port guide: Los Angeles, USA

Port guide: Los Angeles, USA

Welcome to LA: capital of consumerism, city of freeways and fashionistas, home to movie wannabes and Hollywood stars.

  • by Brian Johnston
This famous stretch of road is the world’s best joyride

This famous stretch of road is the world’s best joyride

There’s no more romantic road in Los Angeles than Mulholland Drive, with scenic turnouts that have lured forbidden lovers and Hollywood bad boys burning rubber for decades.

  • by Julie Miller
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French pageantry meets American razzle-dazzle in spectacular closing ceremony

French pageantry meets American razzle-dazzle in spectacular closing ceremony

A high-octane farewell to the Olympics featured a golden alien, a pianist dangling from the sky and Tom Cruise leaping from the roof of the Stade de France.

  • by Jordan Baker
Why you must visit this recreation of a lavish, long-lost treasure

Why you must visit this recreation of a lavish, long-lost treasure

A passion project for a US oil tycoon, the Getty Villa recreates a Roman villa buried by a volcanic eruption and houses 44,000 antiquities.

  • by Julie Miller
How to beat the queues at Universal Studios Hollywood

How to beat the queues at Universal Studios Hollywood

Universal Studios Hollywood catapults visitors into the colourful worlds of movie franchises on high-octane rides and immersive experiences.

  • by Julie Miller
Tech issues and outrageous pricing aren’t the worst things about Coachella

Tech issues and outrageous pricing aren’t the worst things about Coachella

The problem for the festival is that it is synonymous not with iconic music but with A-listers and overpriced beer.

  • by Ed Power
Why this enchanting place captured so many Hollywood hearts

Why this enchanting place captured so many Hollywood hearts

California beach life, Hollywood history and plenty to see for free – base yourself in Santa Monica and you might find it’s all the LA you need.

  • by Amy Cooper

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