Todd Martens

Those who've explored the diverse neighborhoods from Chinatown to Fruitvale to Temescal will tell you there’s so much more to “The Town” than it gets credit for.

Tech infused dining is arriving in Los Angeles with '7 Paintings' but high costs make the trend a risky gamble.

By Skip Ad Continue watching after the ad Visit Advertiser website Leonard R. Garner Jr. loves roller coasters.

Universal Studio Hollywood’s Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift will reach speeds of 72 mph and take riders on multiple inversions. (Todd Martens/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

LOS ANGELES — Leonard R. Garner Jr. loves roller coasters. And the mostly-retired television director and actor has a place in his heart for Universal Studios Hollywood, the theme park atop the studio where he spent many days behind a camera.

LOS ANGELES — Leonard R. Garner Jr. loves roller coasters. And the mostly-retired television director and actor has a place in his heart for Universal Studios Hollywood, the theme park atop the studio where he spent many days behind a camera.

LOS ANGELES — Leonard R. Garner Jr. loves roller coasters. And the mostly-retired television director and actor has a place in his heart for Universal Studios Hollywood, the theme park atop the studio where he spent many days behind a camera.

Living By Todd Martens, Los Angeles Times The Tribune Content Agency Updated August 11, 2026 10:20 AM Gift Article

Everyone has heard of the 'crazy cat lady.' But being a cat daddy comes with its own cultural stigmas. One study, at least, argues men with cats are less dateable than men with dogs.

Thrill Glider, coming in 2027, places guests on suspended, bike-like seats and boasts speeds of up to 50 mph.