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West Coast experiences editor @latimes. Past: @medium @Lifehacker @reddit. Author of HORIZONTAL PARENTING: How to Entertain Your Kid While Lying Down.

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How to have the best Sunday in LA., according to Salish and Jordan Matter

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By Michelle Woo Verified
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If you are over the age of, say, 14, you might not be familiar with daughter-father duo Salish and Jordan Matter. But if you are a parent of a Gen Alpha kid , it can feel like you hear about nothing but Salish and Jordan Matter. Their YouTube videos — a high-octane mix of zany challenges, games and hijinks — are admittedly hard to resist, which may be why they rake in millions of views as soon as they blast into the social media universe.
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How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Keiko Agena

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By Michelle Woo Verified
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(Illustrations by Lindsey Made This; photograph by Kim Newmoney) Keiko Agena likes to create moments of coziness — not just on Sundays, but whenever she possibly can. “Oh, there’s my rice cooker,” she says when she hears the sound in her Arts District home. “We're making steel-cut oatmeal in the rice cooker, which by the way, is a game changer.
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How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Melissa Etheridge

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Melissa Etheridge has always written what she feels, and what she’s feeling right now, at this moment in her life, is liberated. The folk-rock legend, best known for her raspy ’90s anthems (cue “Come to my window …”), just finished recording a new album due out next year. A theme that permeates throughout her lyrics? Setting herself free. “It's a lot about letting go of trying to make everything perfect,” Etheridge says.
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