In a city as big as Los Angeles—some 469 square miles and 3,834,340 people—getting from point A to B can get complicated. The car is king, but congested traffic, rising gas prices and global warming have us rethinking how we navigate L.A. This week in Metromix, we explore the citywide bike boom, the perks of going Metro, a Smart car to drive and brilliant places to park. And just in case you’re not ready to hand over your keys, we’ll tell you how to make the most of your mileage.
Also in this issue, we witness democracy in action at Channel 101's video night, dig into some omakase at in Little Tokyo, head-bang at the inaugural Metal Masters tour, set up our own home bar, check out reverse retailing at Revolve Clothing, and round up the best beaches and parties for Labor Day. All this plus new installments of Hot & Bothered, "Ninja Diaries" and Local Positioning. Check it out in the free print edition of Metromix (available from news boxes all around L.A.) and right here on metromix.com.
Print issue No. 29
Our guide to getting around, plus Metal Masters, DIY video night and Labor Day fun
August 27, 2008Transportation guide
This is how Metromix rolls
Death by metal
Judas Priest, Motorhead, and Heaven and Hell top the first ‘Metal Masters’ tour
The Watch: Oxford Collapse
Indie-rock brainiacs recall college and Stephen Malkmus
Under the radar #28
Flying Lotus; Love Psychedelico; the Cancer Bats; Musee Mecanique
Summer's last gasp: Labor Day beach guide
Which beach is righteous for you?
Art attack: Dog and Pony Show benefit
Music, art, barbecue and karma
Metromix your week
Sex tapes, cemeteries and scavenger hunts await you
Spotlight on: Revolve Clothing
The online store experiments in reverse retailing
Style mole: pedal pushers
Cycling is a sleek pastime long overdue for a comeback
Channel 101's DIY video night
Live, drunk democracy in action
Talking Heads ‘Stop Making Sense’ at the Aero
The seminal concert flick reigns supreme
DIY home bar
Red Rock's Randy Tarlow shares his award-winning tips for the perfect bar
Mad for omakase at Kappo Ishito
Trust us; you’ll want to leave it to this master
Navigating: Larchmont Village
Quit the chainlet and go old-school
Local Positioning: Little Tokyo
A guide to eating, shopping and sightseeing in Little Tokyo
Hot & Bothered: raining woman
Time to pull out the umbrella
The Ninja Diaries: Page 9
What do a struggling L.A. actor and a beautiful female ninja have in common? Find out in our new original manga, “The Ninja Diaries.”
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hollywoodwife from sfv - August 27, 2008 at 9:14 PM
I wanna know who that biker chick is!
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