I visited Los Angeles without renting a car or using rideshare apps. Navigating public transportation was easy with some planning.

Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon has been heralded as one of the first major motion pictures to authentically depict Native American erasure. With help from cultural consultants and the blessing of tribal elders, the film tells the horrific history of the Osage people, who in the 1920s became the targets of murder, violence, and theft after valuable oil reserves were discovered beneath their Oklahoma reservation.

You wouldn’t know it from the sea of skyscrapers hemmed in by traffic-clogged freeways. Or from the flashy Hollywood studios, the multi-million-dollar celebrity homes or the Dior parading down Rodeo Drive. But a little over 200 years ago, Los Angeles was a wilderness, just sea and mountains and big sky. Back then, what’s now considered the quintessential US city wasn’t even in America, but in Mexico.

John Legend is a founder of a startup building what it says is an “invite-only” social media app for restaurant reviews.

They hang upside down, slide into canals, roll down hills, or act as mobile nightclubs, but in the end the world’s most unique modes of public transport get commuters where they need to go. From sleds to tricycles to toboggans, many of these vehicles have become national icons, beloved by locals and enjoyed by tourists.

The Jonas Brothers have become certified jetsetting superstars, traipsing around the globe, whether it’s for performances of their current three-continent The Tour or quality vacation time with their families. But there’s one type of travel that's closest to their hearts: road trips. 

Seattle will receive $5 million in funding next year to bring in more conventions to boost downtown tourism.

It may be getting colder, but low-cost airline Norse Atlantic Airways is looking ahead to summer with a full schedule of budget-friendly flights between the United States and Europe.

“You can do it, Mom,” shouted my daughter, Malu, 21, as I hung from a zipline that would take me into the clouds far below.

Travelers hoping to plan an epic winter getaway can save big thanks to Southwest Vacation’s semi-annual sale offering up to $250 off flight and hotel packages. 

The United States is supersized, from its sprawling big cities to its epic natural splendors. And its citizens? When it comes to friendliness and national pride, we can be a little “extra” too.

The world of The Creator feels familiar and alien at the same time. The film brings viewers to a near-future where artificial intelligence exists alongside humans as both working robots and humanoid simulants. The US government seeks to eradicate all non-humans after a nuclear explosion devastates Los Angeles, hunting them down with a space station defense system called NOMAD. As the story unfolds, the audience follows Sergeant Joshua Taylor (John David Washington) as he searches for the creator of the AI, the mysterious Nirmata, and ends up on the run with a young simulant named Alphie (Madeleine Yuna Voyles), who may be the key to stopping the war.

Los Angeles may be home to all the Hollywood glitz and glam, but there are still many exciting activities and experiences that don't cost a dime.