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In addition to broadcasting news from National Public Radio and airing shows about cooking, books, and politics, the Santa Monica, Calif.-based KCRW plays gorgeous cutting-edge music. KCRW spun Coldplay and Sia before mainstream radio did, and I remember hearing Adele's "Someone Like You" over a year ago. Since KCRW is a public station, it needs contributions to stay alive -- with a gift of $100 you get a Ron English-designed hoodie (membership to KCRW also gives you discounts at some of L.A.'s best restaurants and clubs). (KCRW.com) Compartes Chocolatier
The treats of Jonathan Grahm -- gay and 20-something -- are delicious and creative. Grahm has truffle flavors like blackberry sage, Guinness beer, and pear and cardamom. My favorite product, just for sheer creativity, may be his chocolate-covered matzo. (Compartes.com) Joseph Abboud Hudson jacket
Living in Los Angeles, I don't often have reason to wear heavy jackets. But this wool piece, with cashmere knit collar, is cut so well, I'd wear it in a heat wave.
(JosephAbboud.com) Xeryus Rouge by Givenchy
This was the first cologne I bought, and I still snap it up when I can find it. Though hard to find in stores, it's available on the Internet and worth the shipping time -- it's a heady mix of sandalwood, cedar, red pepper, African geranium, kumquat, cactus flesh, and tarragon. That mix is strong and sensual, so it's great for a night out. (Sephora.com) Smart car
I usually advocate biking and public transportation, but I'm obsessed with these little wonders, which are adorable and city-friendly. If you drive, look at how much space you're not using -- ditch that SUV now and get smart. (SmartUSA.com)
In addition to broadcasting news from National Public Radio and airing shows about cooking, books, and politics, the Santa Monica, Calif.-based KCRW plays gorgeous cutting-edge music. KCRW spun Coldplay and Sia before mainstream radio did, and I remember hearing Adele's "Someone Like You" over a year ago. Since KCRW is a public station, it needs contributions to stay alive -- with a gift of $100 you get a Ron English-designed hoodie (membership to KCRW also gives you discounts at some of L.A.'s best restaurants and clubs). (KCRW.com) Compartes Chocolatier
The treats of Jonathan Grahm -- gay and 20-something -- are delicious and creative. Grahm has truffle flavors like blackberry sage, Guinness beer, and pear and cardamom. My favorite product, just for sheer creativity, may be his chocolate-covered matzo. (Compartes.com) Joseph Abboud Hudson jacket
Living in Los Angeles, I don't often have reason to wear heavy jackets. But this wool piece, with cashmere knit collar, is cut so well, I'd wear it in a heat wave.
(JosephAbboud.com) Xeryus Rouge by Givenchy
This was the first cologne I bought, and I still snap it up when I can find it. Though hard to find in stores, it's available on the Internet and worth the shipping time -- it's a heady mix of sandalwood, cedar, red pepper, African geranium, kumquat, cactus flesh, and tarragon. That mix is strong and sensual, so it's great for a night out. (Sephora.com) Smart car
I usually advocate biking and public transportation, but I'm obsessed with these little wonders, which are adorable and city-friendly. If you drive, look at how much space you're not using -- ditch that SUV now and get smart. (SmartUSA.com)
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Neal Broverman is the Editorial Director, Print of Pride Media, publishers of The Advocate, Out, Out Traveler, and Plus, spending more than 20 years in journalism. He indulges his interest in transportation and urban planning with regular contributions to Los Angeles magazine, and his work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times and USA Today. He lives in the City of Angels with his husband, children, and their chiweenie.
Neal Broverman is the Editorial Director, Print of Pride Media, publishers of The Advocate, Out, Out Traveler, and Plus, spending more than 20 years in journalism. He indulges his interest in transportation and urban planning with regular contributions to Los Angeles magazine, and his work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times and USA Today. He lives in the City of Angels with his husband, children, and their chiweenie.



































































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