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Apple Pro and Tell Event: Every Release, and What I Think of It
I wasn’t invited to Apple’s “Pro and Tell” event, so I did what most of us do: I watched everyone who was. Posts, clips, reactions. The event was in Los Angeles on October 28, and the headline was the first Mac with a touchscreen. Everything below comes from people Apple invited, so keep that in…
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YF Con, Black Friday/Cyber Monday Edition
I pulled into the Anaheim Convention Center around 7:30 this morning and headed to Hall A, Level 1. Check-in was pretty quick and there was no long line. Even though doors didn’t open until 8:30, I was already in by 8:45. There wasn’t an attendance total posted, but you didn’t need one to see this…
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Opening Week at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
I went to the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, on what was essentially a full opening day. Tickets were around $25, and I booked them a month ahead. The museum was better organized than I expected. The entrance was clear, bag check was easy, and the lines were short. The…
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Inside Olive Young Festa LA: What One Saturday Actually Looked Like
Olive Young Festa LA took over the Los Angeles Convention Center from August 14th to August 16, 2026 for its first U.S. edition, running alongside KCON LA. I only went on Saturday, August 15th. By the time the weekend wrapped, more than 100,000 people had come through and Saturday was the day everyone decided to…
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Exploring Creativity and Community at the Spring Arts Tower Takeover in Los Angeles
There’s something special about spending a Saturday surrounded by artists, makers, and people who are just passionate about creating. This Saturday, I went to the Spring Arts Tower Takeover at The Last Bookstore in Los Angeles, and it turned into one of those experiences that reminded me why supporting small businesses matters so much (especially…