As a lifelong commuter, here’s a situation I’ve found myself in more times than I’d like to admit: It’s 6 p.m. and I’ve just gotten out of work (or class or internship or whatever) and I. Starving. With a capital “Sta.”. And after doing this for a while now, I can proudly say I’ve learned a few things.

It’s 4:30 p.m. on a Thursday afternoon and everything around feels so ridiculously “Los Angeles.”. For starters, it’s just the second week of August and already we’ve had not one, not two, but four not-insignificant earthquakes in the past three days. I had to beast it through at least an hour of traffic just to get here.

It’s a tricky time to be a photo-foodie — which got us thinking, What Would Jesus Do (WWJD) in this situation? Or, to be more precise, WWJI? We decided to take a crack at it, the results of which follow below. Here’s our look at what The Last Supper, the last meal Jesus shared with His apostles before His crucifixion, might have looked like if it took place on Instagram, complete with #hashtags, emojis and yes, gratuitous, photo-ruining filters.

A couple of weeks ago, we challenged The Active Set to eat the city’s spiciest bowl of ramen: The “Special #2” at Orochon in Little Tokyo, as featured on Man vs. It would be painful, we promised. It would be difficult. Most of all, it would be magnificent.

Camelot Golfland in Anaheim has been around since 1971 and it’s obvious, from the rusted signage to the faded flags to the dated arcade games. With plans of building a new go-kart track already underway, however, this historic bastion of family fun is taking baby steps toward its first major makeover in years.

A month and a half after its official opening, the line outside the Earl of Sandwiches at Downtown Disney finally looks manageable – only about 20-some people on this nippy December night: A flurry of last-minute shoppers, touring families and home-for-holidays millennials.

Red and strong but still really sweet, this drink recipe goes out to all the kidults out there who might very well tear up while watching Disney’s new video game-inspired film, “Wreck-It Ralph,” this weekend. Features a red and white Jello “brick wall” for your destructive pleasure. For the “brick wall”: 1 box red Jello 1 box clear or white Jello 2 cups of hot water 1 -2 cups white rum if desired.

According to myth, when the ancient Roman gods came down to earth seeking glorious libation, one of their favorite destinations was none other than Las Vegas, Nevada. It is said that in the case of a particularly auspicious soothsaying year, Jupiter himself would often turn to his fellow gods and exclaim, “Yo mah deetees, we ‘bout to get debauchi-wasted up in this b*tch.”.

I don’t want to graduate college, though it’s probably not for the reason you’re thinking. No, as exciting as the job market looks for journalism majors, the truth is, I just don’t want to sit through the ceremony. I have a whole mountain’s worth of things I would rather do than sit through that god-awful ceremony.