Back to Home
Smell that? Mold-A-Rama makes a comeback in L.A. thanks to one determined librarian
Travel
Sep 19, 2026

Smell that? Mold-A-Rama makes a comeback in L.A. thanks to one determined librarian

Once popular vending machines at the Chinese Theatre and L.A. Zoo, Mold-A-Ramas disappeared from Los Angeles public spaces a decade ago. Driven by nostalgia, one L.A. librarian has brought back the kitschy machine.

Source: latimesPublished: Sep 19, 2026

More from Travel

How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Ariana Madix
Travel
Sep 19, 2026

How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Ariana Madix

The 'Love Island USA' host is horseback riding, dancing at Club Tee Gee and playing old-school games at the Neon Retro Arcade in Pasadena.

Is Los Angeles the world's best biking city? He's biked 5,840-plus miles in one year to find out
Travel
Sep 19, 2026

Is Los Angeles the world's best biking city? He's biked 5,840-plus miles in one year to find out

Marc Papas is challenging the idea that Los Angeles belongs only to cars. He's taking on a multi-year, 7,500-mile biking trek across every single block in Los Angeles.

Universal Studios to dampen 'disturbing' coaster screams with sound barriers, says council member
Travel
Sep 19, 2026

Universal Studios to dampen 'disturbing' coaster screams with sound barriers, says council member

Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift, currently in a soft open phase, has come under attack from residents in the nearby Toluca Lake neighborhood.