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48 teams, one city. Enjoy a quintessentially LA viewing party, with passionate fans from all backgrounds

Maybe you got tickets, maybe you didn't. LAist has a fully stocked guide to help you get in on the tournament action.

From the Biddy Mason Memorial Park to First AME Church and even segregated fire stations that are now museums, the city’s first Black residents have had lasting influence.

From a chili cheese omelet in Newport to crab hash in Eagle Rock, readers share the spots they keep coming back to.

Our picks around Inglewood for BBQ, tacos, soul food, pasta and more.

Summertime could be the best time to explore the region’s not-so-obvious nightlife offerings. Here’s a guide to help you get started.

These L.A. LGBTQ+ institutions are full of history, cheap drinks, and good crowds to chat with locals and watch World Cup matches with.

There are plenty of World Cup-related things to do with kids to help you get in on the tournament action without spending a fortune on tickets.

You’re new in town and really gotta go. This guide can help you figure out where.

The hunt for stickers, produced by the Italian company Panini, is a decades-old World Cup tradition that's especially popular in Latin America and Europe.

Soundpedro brings interactive audible creations to a hill above the harbor for the 10th year