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In case you hadn’t noticed, Los Angeles is expensive.

15 Totally Free Things to Do in LA

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Travel

Explore adventure guides and design a custom itinerary for the destination of your choice in and around the city.

Best Travel Guides, Cool Hotels and Interesting Events - Thrillist

Thrillist 50: Your Guide to Fun & Adventure in 2023

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Throughout the past couple of years, we’ve watched comedy take on a bevy of innovative forms.

16 Comedy Events We are Looking Forward to in 2023

New York

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News

An NYC comedy institution is getting ready to close its doors.

Iconic Times Square Comedy Club Caroline's on Broadway Will Close Permanently

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Drivers on New Jersey's state highway system may have seen some comedic safety messages on digital billboards recently, but they'll now have to kiss them goodbye.

New Jersey Forced to Remove Sarcastic Highway Safety Messages by Feds

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This story contains mild spoilers for Triangle of Sadness.

How 'Triangle of Sadness' Built (and Destroyed) a Luxury Yacht for the Ultra-Rich

First Look

Thrillist takes you inside the hottest new restaurants, from upscale destinations to casual cafes.

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Find the best spots daily to eat and drink in hipster neighborhoods. Hit the roof, drink a beer and eat delicious at top-tier restaurants. Plan your nightlife adventure with maps and reviews of unknown micro-brews, rooftop parties, and independent drink.

Best Restaurants & Bars - Places to Eat & Drink - Thrillist

Sometime in the early 1950s, or so the story goes, Arthur Miller came to town to develop a movie with Elia Kazan, who took him out to a bar with an actress that Kazan may have been seeing at the time—Marilyn Monroe.

A Historic Hollywood Venue Reopens in a Hidden Theater with Dinner and a Show

The Hangout

Thrillist joins famous actors and musicians at the restaurant or bar of their choice to get an inside look on their career and learn of any new projects they're working on.

The Hangout: Inside Look on Famous Creators

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Entertainment

Thrillist's entertainment section covers every facet of popular culture. If you care about television, music, film, or celeb news; we've got it covered.

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Every year for her birthday, Zoey Deutch gets a tattoo from Los Angeles' renowned, cool-girl-favorite tattoo artist Doctor Woo.

Zoey Deutch Is in Her Dream Come True at Russ & Daughters

This story contains spoilers about the ending of Bodies, Bodies, Bodies.

Why the Shocking Twist in 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' Is so Killer

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Whenever Mark Proksch's energy vampire Colin Robinson would enter a room in the first two seasons of the FX mockumentary What We Do in the Shadows, the quibbles between the rest of the characters would sink to groans.

Mark Proksch Watched Kid Meltdown Videos to Prep for 'What We Do in the Shadows' Season 4

Inspired By

Filmmakers, musicians, and other creators offer a deep dive on the works they intentionally referenced when working on their latest project—from movies to off-the-wall sources of inspiration.

Inspired By: The Projects Behind Famous Artists' Work

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Not Okay is one of the most online movies to date.

How Scammers, TikTokers, and Satires Inspired 'Not Okay'

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Tuca & Bertie is one of the richest texts of modern women's experience that just so happens to be a joke-stuffed cartoon.

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15 Totally Free Things to Do in LA

Leave your wallet at home when you check out these museums, castles, concerts, and comedy shows.

Thrillist 50: Your Guide to Fun & Adventure in 2023

There are so many adventures waiting for you, both brand-new and time-honored. And there are so many reasons to live like there’s no tomorrow. Thrillist 50 is your guide to doing exactly that in 2023.

16 Comedy Events We are Looking Forward to in 2023

Stand-up specials, one-woman shows, and group performances you won’t want to miss.

Iconic Times Square Comedy Club Caroline's on Broadway Will Close Permanently

The venue will be open until January 1.

New Jersey Forced to Remove Sarcastic Highway Safety Messages by Feds

Phrases included "We'll be blunt—don't drive high" and "Get your head out of your apps."

How 'Triangle of Sadness' Built (and Destroyed) a Luxury Yacht for the Ultra-Rich

Filmmaker Ruben Östlund explains what went into designing and filming on a luxury yacht for this year's buzzy cruise ship satire 'Triangle of Sadness.'

A Historic Hollywood Venue Reopens in a Hidden Theater with Dinner and a Show

Cinegrill was once a playground for mid-century starlets, and the luxurious venue is returning to life with a new menu and calendar at the Hollywood Roosevelt.

Zoey Deutch Is in Her Dream Come True at Russ & Daughters

The 'Not Okay' star returns to the recently reopened NYC staple to talk her new film, comedy, and the comfort of matzo ball soup.

Why the Shocking Twist in 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' Is so Killer

The A24 horror-comedy has a lot to say about how logged on we are today.

Mark Proksch Watched Kid Meltdown Videos to Prep for 'What We Do in the Shadows' Season 4

Proksch's energy vampire Colin Robinson is undergoing a growth spurt after being reborn at the end of Season 3.

How Scammers, TikTokers, and Satires Inspired 'Not Okay'

Writer-director Quinn Shephard explains everything that informed her new dark comedy about an Instagram ruse gone very wrong.

How Nickelodeon, Annie Proulx, and Trolling Inspired Lisa Hanawalt for 'Tuca & Bertie'

The 'Tuca & Bertie' series creator talks about her favorite '90s cartoons, ensemble stories, and more.