Krista Simmons

Sunday marked last call for West Hollywood's last lesbian bar. Now the enclave of L.A. has no official hub for lesbians in Los Angeles, leaving an opportunity for entrepreneurs, and a lack of a gathering space for a part of the LGBT community.

The event will take place at Media Park in Culver City from 1-4 p.m. with tastings from top notch chefs from around L.A. And there'll be one very special guest from Mission Chinese Food serving the VIP ticket holders.

Scenes from "The Fantastic Mr. Fox" come alive in honor of the upcoming National Donut Day, and no doubt PETA and other animal rights activists will have something to say about it.

Amazon is hoping to get in on the action, and is launching their first food delivery service outside Seattle soon.

Summertime is practically synonymous with smoked meat. But if you're like us, you can't get enough of this down-home American tradition no matter what time of year it is. Here are some of the best BBQ joints that Los Angeles has to offer.

FWD is a one of a gaggle of restaurants that's recently opened in the Beach Cities area, adding to the city's culinary cache. Consider it chef David LeFevre's homage to the sea.

These Indian ice cream pops are the perfect summer dessert, and they don't even require you buying an ice cream maker.

The company maintains that the candies don't actually contain any real breast milk, and are in fact vegan. But vegan parent's shouldn't be confused; these pops are made mostly of sugar and corn syrup and are hardly sustenance for a child.

This peanut and coconut milk salad dressing goes perfectly on a kale salad, or could be great for dipping raw veggies into on a crudité platter.

Griffin Hammond, an Illinois-based filmmaker, is producing a short documentary that will take a close look at how this condiment with a cult-like following came about.