The public bathhouse makes a serious case for shared luxury
Low-tech Magazine asks whether bathing together can use less energy and give us more than private plumbing does.
Every pick comes with The Move. Readers can add a Second Move.
THE WORTHWHILE
Specific recommendations for what to buy, watch, read, play, hear, and visit—and why each one earns your time or money.
Are.na is where a rabbit hole becomes usable
A quiet tool for saving material, building collections, and connecting ideas without a performance feed.
The Broad is the downtown museum plan that stays easy
Free general admission, a focused contemporary collection, and a building that can carry the afternoon.
Omega Mart is the rare Vegas spectacle worth investigating
A surreal grocery store opens into a large interactive art installation full of portals, rooms, and corporate clues.
Heritage Barbecue makes the tray the plan
Post-oak smoke, a focused line, and enough conviction that lunch does not need a backup activity.
Saltie Girl makes the seafood decision feel handled
A Sunset Boulevard seafood room for tinned fish, a full dinner, or the exact point between them.
Tito’s Tacos keeps the hard-shell decision easy
A Culver City institution built around the taco with cheese, chips, salsa, and no need to overthink lunch.
Réveille Coffee puts a clean café inside old North Beach
A sharp corner café between Columbus Avenue and the hum of North Beach, with a full kitchen and no reservation theater.