Category: Travel
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San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Day Four: The Recap You Didn’t Know You Needed
Sunday usually hit different. It’s traditionally a kids days and family-friendly programming. It somehow makes the whole day feel like the con exhaling after three days of holding its breath. Masquerade Results Are In Saturday night’s Masquerade filled Ballroom 20 plus overflow seating in the Sails Pavilion and part of Ballroom 6A emceed by Phil…
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San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Day Three: The Recap You Didn’t Know You Needed
Saturday is peak con with the busiest crowds, longest lines, most content packed into a single 24-hour window, and today did not disappoint on that front. Tokidoki x BAIT Collab First stop of my day was non-negotiable for me: the Tokidoki x BAIT collab pop-up over on 5th Avenue. I timed it for right around…
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San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Day Zero: The Preview Night Recap You Didn’t Know You Needed
San Diego Comic-Con is back, and if the first few hours of Preview Night are any indication, 2026 might end up being one of the more memorable years in recent SDCC history. This is the 55th year the convention has taken over the San Diego Convention Center, running July 23 through July 26, with roughly…
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Anime Expo 2026: What It Was Actually Like
Anime Expo 2026 is one of those weekends that’s still loud in my head even now that I’m home and caught up on sleep. I went all four days this year with industry access, which came with a small but honestly huge perk: the industry lounge. I have fibromyalgia, so having a quiet place 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…