2016 MEDIA KIT - Los Angeles Magazine

2016 MEDIA KIT
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Los Angeles is a powerhouse ma rket
vast
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dive rsE
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vibrant
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a s y m b o l of o p p o rtu nity
World center of business,
international trade, entertainment,
culture, design, media, fashion,
science, technology, and education.
arts
Entertainment
Largest global concentration of artists,
writers, filmmakers, actors, dancers, and
musicians
World’s leading producer of motion pictures
and television generating more than
$34 billion annually
5th
1 in 6 residents works in a creative industry
Center of the recording industry
most powerful and influential city
in the world
Most populous county in the U.S. with
10.3million
More museums per capita than any other city
in the world including renowned museums
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA),
The Getty Center, Norton Simon Museum,
The Huntington, Natural History Museum,
Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
people
Second largest DMA spanning more than
52,000 square miles
Home to more millionaires than any
other U.S. county
Automotive
U.S. headquarters to all but two major Asian
automobile manufacturers
Center of automotive design innovation
with nearly all automakers having design
centers in L.A.
Largest retail sales market in the U.S.
Education
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Los Angeles is home to around 200 colleges
and universities including the renowned
University of Southern California (USC) and
the University of California, Los Angeles
(UCLA)
rd largest
hotel
market in
the U.S.
5
th busiest
passenger
airport in the
world (LAX)
Source: The Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau 2013
Fashion
Larger fashion workforce than New York
Major influence on fashion trends
Major apparel companies are based in L.A.
including Juicy Couture, American Apparel,
Quiksilver, St. John’s, BCBG, 7 for All
Mankind, Guess?, Skechers, Oakley
TRAVEL
Los Angeles/Southern California is the
2nd largest travel market in the country
7+ million adults traveled internationally
5.5+ million traveled domestically Angelenos
spend $3 billion on out-of-town lodging
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MISSED YOU
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F E AT U R I N G
Mindy
Kaling
SHE
SHE’S
FUNNY,
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BRILLIANT,
AND
FIERCE
ON TURNING
EXPECTATIONS
INSIDE OUT
DISTINCTIVE
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PROMISE SOMETH
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URANTS
BEST RESTA
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THE CITY’S TOP-RATED
WHERE TO FIND
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L A M AG .CO M
GAME CHANGERS
OF 2015 WHO MAKE
THE CITY GREAT PAGE 107
PAG E 1 2 0
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TOURISM & CONVENTION
THE LOS ANGELES
PRESENTED BY
“L. A. stereotypes
are so dated.
Juicing, SoulCycle—
we need to update
our jokes.”
THE PROSECUTOR
WHO’S TAKING
ON ROBERT
DURST
GUIDE
OFFICIAL VISITOR’S
LOS ANGELES
THE
L . A.
WOMAN
THE
COLD CASE
ACE
UNCOVER L.A.’S
HEART AND SOUL
!
GREAT FINDS
DESIGNER BAGS,
COUTURE JEWELRY, ATHLETIC SHOES
BARGAIN
GRAND
G
HOUSE
The Broad
Museum
Debuts
Breede
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NOVEMB
YOUR G
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THE CH
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> The Bobby
Experienc Flay
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> Santa Anita
A Park Like :
No Other
WHAT’D
YOU
BRING?
Tailgating
with USC
and UCLA
ONSHIP
LIFESTY
High Fashion
Great Par ,
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The World’s ,
Best Horses
All Right :
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Fall Fashion
Goes Boho
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VAL U E D
•
A CCE SSI B L E
100%
Paid & Verified Circulation
140,000
Rate Base
932,214
Total Readership
#1
#1
48%
monthly title in fine grocery stores
city title in California Barnes & Noble stores
of households in the top ten most affluent
zip codes read Los Angeles magazine
Greater
circulation in L.A. than all regional L.A.
publications and most monthly national
lifestyle publications
Source: Alliance for Audited Media Publisher's Statement 6-30-13; 2013 Newsstand Data; The Media Audit 2013
DISTRIBUTION
•
IN DEMAND
CIRCULATION
IN DE M AN D
89%/11%
Subscriptions/Newsstand
All Major
Supermarkets, retailers,
bookstores, newsstands,
and airports
40+
Luxury hotels reaching
more than 9,500 rooms daily
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A U T HOR I TAT I V E VO I C E
ST YL ISH
SOPHI S T I C AT E D
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THE FUTURE
IS NOW:
AN L.A.
CLAIRVOYANT
PREDICTS YOU
WILL SOON TURN
THE PAGE
APR
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Christian
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Christian Dior
earrings,
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rings, $5,500
(right hand),
$7,100
(left hand)
Ippolita
bracelet,
$7,495
È WHERE TO FIND THE
REAL-LIFE LOS ANGELES
LOCATIONS FEATURED
IN HBO’S HIT DRAMA
For stores,
see Shopping
Directory on
page 145.
LIKE HER CHARACTER
ON MAD MEN, E L I SA B E T H
M O SS KNOWS HOW TO
DRESS LIKE A LADY AND STILL
COMMAND ATTENTION
SOFT FOCUS
TREND REPORT
GOING FOR GOLD
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LOS ANGELES
MAY 2015
P h o t o g r a p h b y A N NA B E L M E H R A N
B u zz
L .A . STORY
LOS ANGELES
OCTOBER 2015
Shop
by
É I N T H E G R E AT A LT E R NAT I V E G RA I N S R E V I VA L of the last decade or so, the hubbub
has surrounded ancient varieties like quinoa, farro, and spelt. Rice, however—the staple grain
for nearly a third of the world’s population—has been largely overlooked, considered bland
and too familiar. But head to Rice Bar, the new Filipino lunch counter from Patina alum Charles >
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Lessons in style, L.A.
tastemakers, hot stores, and
the season's must-haves.
OPEN CITY
Kevin Hart
RICE: WILL HEAP/GETTY IMAGES
TOP: CHRISTINA GANDOLFO
BY L I N DA I M M E D I ATO
JOSEPH SHIN
LOS ANGELES
APRIL 2015
All things buzz-worthy in
L.A. What's hot, what's
not and more.
Buzz
Trendy rice? The bowl fad has chefs clamoring for flavorful heirloom varieties
Menswear-inspired fashion gives way
this season to femininity: diaphanous fabrics,
florals, and pastels fit for an artist’s palette
P LU S An alternative to shorts, the art of
warm-weather layering, and how to get groovy
AS LACMA CELEBRATES ITS 5O TH ANNIVERSARY, WE BREAK DOWN SIX UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS
ÈWhen the Los Angeles County Museum of Art split from what is now the Natural History Museum
and opened to the public in 1965, it heralded a watershed victory for L.A. Already home to a thriving art scene,
we now had a museum to prove it. In 2013, LACMA announced plans for an architectural overhaul >
I l l u s t r a t i o n b y GR E G M E E S O N
MAIN COURSE
Grain Shower
Eat
Where to eat in L.A. includes
critic Patric Kuh's award winning
column on the most notable
restaurants and a discerning
guide to L.A.'s culinary options.
FA L L G E T A WA Y S
SAN FRANCISCO | SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE | SAN ANTONIO
I L OST SIGHT of reality when I moved to L.A.
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Up-to-the-minute interviews
with stars of film, TV,
theater, and music.
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U R I N G T H E PA S T
couple of decades, I
have watched Eric
Garcetti up close, both
as a journalist and as
a family friend. I first
interviewed his father,
Gil Garcetti, in the
1990s when he was
district attorney, his
tenure marked by the
melodrama of the O.J. Simpson prosecution, which I observed as a commentator
for NBC. My late husband, Karl, and I
subsequently had meals with Gil and his
wife, Sukey—amusing, noisy, opinionated evenings. We talked a lot about the
city and our love for it while we also bemoaned its flaws. Occasionally Eric would
be there. He was a very good listener,
smart without being argumentative. It
was obvious early on that he was going to
follow his father into public service.
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AS MAYOR,
ERIC GARCETTI
HAS FOCUSED
ON PESKY BUT
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PA G E 1 6 6
› AFTER FOUR YEARS OF
CONSTRUCTION, ELI
AND EDYTHE BROAD’S
MUSEUM IS MAKING A
BOLD STATEMENT
ON GRAND AVENUE
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OPEN CITY,
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I left Philadelphia for California when I was 23,
and I spent my money on throwback jerseys—
these older uniforms that everybody and their
mom was buying. They were $300 to $400 a
pop. I felt like I needed them all with a hat to
match. I thought to myself, “This is not how it’s going to be forever, Kevin. You need to make adjustments and act accordingly.” So after dumping off
a tremendous amount of money, it was time
to smarten up—because if you don’t smarten up, this town will eat you alive. But
if you look at pictures
of me from back in the
day, it’d be tough for
you to find a picture
where I didn’t have a
throwback jersey on.
¶ When I first got here,
Judd Apatow cast me
on a TV show called
North Hollywood and
asked me to move into
my costar Jason Segel’s
apartment. Judd said, >
LOS ANGELES
JULY 2015
I l l u s t r a t i o n b y S E A N M C CA B E
ART
HOUSE
A N N E TAY LO R F L E M I N G
TAKING CHARGE
The Get Hard actor on sleeping in his car, eating pancakes with
Jason Segel, and the perils of Burger King AS TOLD TO MARIELLE WAKIM
BUILDING SUSPENSE:
From top: True Detective's all-star cast includes Vince
Vaughn, Colin Ferrell, Taylor Kitsch, Rachel McAdams,
and more than a few famous L.A. landmarks
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LOS ANGELES
JANUARY 2015
OUTSIDE IN
La Casa de la
Cuesta in San
Miguel de
Allende, Mexico.
Opposite:
Brunch at
Outerlands in
northwestern
San Francisco
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real estate, and more.
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A regional magazine of national stature.
American society of
Magazine Editors (AsME)
national Magazine Awards
2013 Winner Personal Service
2011 Winner General Excellence
2011 Winner Feature Writing
James beard
Foundation Awards
2012 Winner Outstanding Food Coverage
2011 Winner Restaurant Review
city & regional Magazine Awards
2015
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2014
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Where the affluent and the socially engaged converge.
AFFLuEnT
Average HHI: $214,100
Average Net Worth: $1,663,000
Average Home Value: $790,600
Age
18-34
Age
65+
Age
35-54
Age
55-64
43% (Age 35-54)
21% (Age 18-34)
20% (Age 55-64)
17% (Age 65+)
57%
Female
/ 43%
Male
EngAgED
LuXury shoppErs
• In the last 12 months, Los Angeles magazine
subscribers did the following:
- 93% took an action after reading the magazine
- 89% rated Los Angeles magazine as "Good" to "One
of my favorites"
- 65% read four out of four issues
- 60% discussed what they read with another person
• In the last 12 months, Los Angeles magazine subscribers did the following:
- 49% purchased fine jewelry
- 45% owned or leased a luxury vehicle
- 42% shopped at a luxury retailer or fine jewelry store
- 32% purchased home artwork or collectibles
EDucATED & InFLuEnTIAL
TrAvELErs
• Average annual travel spending: $8,300
• 77% graduated college or more
• 44% volunteered for a charitable organization
• 29% are owners, partners, President or Vice Presidents
of a business
• 89% of Los Angeles magazine subscribers took a domestic trip in
the last 12 months
• 82% took a round-trip by plane in the last 12 months
• 75% are members of a frequent flyer program
• 65% took an international trip in the last 3 years
connoIssEurs
AcTIvE
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•
•
•
94% dined out in a restaurant, hotel or club in the last 30 days
81% went to a bar, lounge, or nightclub in the last 30 days
70% ordered a drink by brand in the last 12 months
61% dined at a specific restaurant as a result of reading
Los Angeles magazine
• Average monthly times dining out: 7
Source: 2013 Los Angeles magazine subscriber study conducted by GFK MRI; The Media Audit 2013
• In the last 12 months, Los Angeles magazine subscribers did the following:
- 70% attended music concerts
- 64% visited museums
- 57% visited art galleries or art shows
- 56% attended festivals or community events
- 48% attended a live theater performance
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BUSINE SS M OGU L S
•
POL I T I COS
•
T HOUGH T LEA D ERS
•
INNOVATORS
ENTERTAINMENT
Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
Disney
The Hollywood Reporter
International Creative Management (ICM)
Paramount Pictures
Sony Pictures
Variety
Warner Bros. Pictures
William Morris Endeavor
Geffen Playhouse
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
The Broad Museum
The J. Paul Getty Trust
Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
Music Center
The Wallis Annenberg Center for the
Performing Arts
EDUCATION
University of
California, Los
Angeles (UCLA)
University
of Southern
California (USC)
Pepperdine
CIVIC
BUSINESS
Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Kings
Los Angeles Lakers
AEG
Caruso Affiliated
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
City National Bank
Latham & Watkins
Morgan Stanley
Saint John's Health Center
SBE
Wells Fargo
Westfield
The Ratkovich Company
CULTURAL ARTS
MEDIA
Access Hollywood
CNN
E! Entertainment
Fox Good Day LA
AM 790 TalkRadio
Los Angeles Business Journal
Los Angeles Times
The New York Times
National Public Radio
The Today Show
The Tonight Show
sports
Leaders from the most influential organizations in L.A. read Los Angeles magazine.
L.A. City
Council
The Mayor’s
Office
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InFLuEnTIAL AuDIEncE
T rE n DsE T T E rs
•
TA s T E M A K E r s
•
s o c I A L I nFLu Enc Er s
30% of Los Angeles magazine subscribers work in the entertainment industry.
Jenna Elfman
Amy Adams
Michael bay
Tommy Lee
Jason segel
robert shapiro
carson Daily
Larry King
Alex Trebek
Tom Arnold
David ratcliff
Kathy griffin
steven segal
seth Meyers
James caan
David stern
Lou Adler
Joel silver
Les Moonves
Jane seymour
Amy poehler
brian grazer
Matt groening
James King
clem burke
calista Flockhart
*Sampling of celebrity subscribers
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EXTEnsIvE covErAgE
E XpAn sI vE
•
vAsT
•
coMprEhEnsIvE
Mirroring the distribution of wealth in Los Angeles.
Los AngELEs counTy
vEnTurA counTy
calabasas
$113,585
La cañada
Encino
$116,589
$109,055
pasadena
$124,712
pacific palisades
$132,432
Malibu
$136,718
beverly hills
$117,363
InLAnD EMpIrE
santa Monica
$119,730
yorba Linda
$110,965
Manhattan beach
$109,928
palos verdes
orAngE counTy
orange
$124,999
$127,479
Irvine
corona del Mar
$108,872
$114,433
newport beach
Coverage of the Most Affluent Areas
Source: Claritas
$121,955
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• 50% of LAmag.com traffic comes from mobile
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OFFICIAL VISITOR’S
GUIDE
2 015
usc Trojan
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breeders' cup
Breeders’ Cup
NOVEMBER 2014
YOUR GUIDE TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP LIFESTYLE
> Jockey Rosie
UNCOVER L.A.’S
HEART AND SOUL
LOS ANGELES OFFICIAL VISITOR’S GUIDE
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Napravnik’s
Gritty Charm
> The Bobby Flay
Experience
> Santa Anita:
A Park Like
No Other
PRESENTED BY THE LOS ANGELES TOURISM & CONVENTION BOARD
DISTINCTIVE
NEIGHBORHOODS
PROMISE SOMETHING
FOR EVERYONE
BEST RESTAURANTS
WHERE TO FIND THE CITY’S TOP-RATED FOOD
7 UNIQUE ITINERARIES FOR FAMILY FUN, CELEBRITY SPOTTING,
ADVENTURE SEEKING, ROMANTIC
RENDEZVOUS, AND MORE
High Fashion,
Great Parties,
The World’s
Best Horses:
All Right
Here At Your
Fingertips
GREAT FINDS!
COUTURE JEWELRY, DESIGNER BAGS,
BARGAIN ATHLETIC SHOES
DISCOVERLOSANGELES.COM
LOS ANGELES TOURISM & CONVENTION BOARD
PLUS
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A DOWNTOWN L.A. CLASSIC REBORN
CLIFTON’S,
WE’VE
MISSED YOU
PAG E 1 3 0
F E AT U R I N G
Mindy
Kaling
SHE
SHE’S
FUNNY,
F
BRILLIANT,
AND
FIERCE
ON TURNING
EXPECTATIONS
INSIDE OUT
THE
L . A.
WOMAN
“L. A. stereotypes
are so dated.
Juicing, SoulCycle—
we need to update
our jokes.”
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OF 2015 WHO MAKE
THE CITY GREAT PAGE 107
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Atlanta magazine
THE
COLD CASE
ACE
THE PROSECUTOR
WHO’S TAKING
ON ROBERT
DURST
PAG E 1 2 0
G
GRAND
HOUSE
The Broad
Museum
Debuts
WHAT’D
YOU
BRING?
Tailgating
with USC
and UCLA
THAT
’70S
SHOW
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