I am NOT a fan of the valley, but since my place is just over the hill, I'll pop down here if it…read moremeans getting to satiate my magazine fetish with this spot's fabulous stacks on stacks. I was raised on "The September Issue," back when it was so heavy you had to hold it with both arms, like a pre-med text book; I believe GQ has the best writers; I have a certain affinity for AD, since my old man built all of our houses up in PDX. And I have always gotten my elitist history from Vanity Fair...where else can you read about The Agnelli Family's scandals! Condé Nast isn't what it once was, sadly, but I still love to pursue the fun covers. As a former journalist, something about print, pour moi, will never be dead. I recently needed a copy of Japan Vogue for the kid's Saturn Return celebration, but none of the out-of-stock Kinokuniya bookshops had it (nor would they reply to my email inquiries *annoyed emoji*); however, the fabulous Paul had it brought over from his magical warehouse in a couple of hours. Brilliant. I'm telling you, kids, this stand and its people are LA gems!

Super cool newspaper stand with all the latest and greatest prints…read more From all the magazines (Vanity Fair, Auto Inc, The Advocate, GQ, Time, Fader, TV Insider) to the Daily Planet... Well the local LA Times and The San Fernando Valley Sun that is and even city happenings. You need it? They've most likely got it! Located outside the CVS on the South West corner of Ventura Blvd and Laurel Canyon. There's metered parking as well as shared lot parking for CVS and neighboring businesses directly off Laurel Canyon. Open daily as early 7am to as late as 7pm during the week, with extended hours on Saturdays and reduced hours on holidays like the 4th. The prices are very reasonable and as one of the last seven stands in Greater LA, Laurel Canyon News is definitely the way. Definitely support your local newspaper & magazine stands!

This local community rag, er I mean newspaper, manages to provide some decent stories and maintains…read morethe feel of a small town newspaper. It covers local stories in much greater detail than the Burbank Leader (which is owned by the LA Times). Not to mention they seem to always capture great photos at newsworthy events. However this publication fails to fully embrace the importance of new media. Sure Burbank Times has a website, but it looks very dated and only a screenshot of the newspaper's cover page are available to read. Almost every major newspaper I know of provides full access to complete stories on the website. Attention Burbank Times: if you want my eyeballs on your content, MAKE IT EASY FOR ME TO GET IT. Why would I go down to some post office lobby to pick up your free newspaper when almost every other newspaper I read is online? Does it surprise anybody that newspaper subscriptions are down dramatically while online newspaper viewing has substantially increased? Maybe the Burbank Times doesn't care, they are too small of an operation, or they aren't interested in increasing their presence. It's a shame because it's a decent newspaper. PS- Burbank Times: unprotect your Twitter Tweets, you want people to see them...don't you?

This is a unpretentious LITTLE local newspaper. Period…read more Yes, I love the scope of the L.A. Times Sunday issue, and even more, the worldly vibe of the N.Y. Times. But, at the end of a tiring day, while I'm driving through my comfy hometown, I like to pick up the Burbank Times and read bits of what is going on in my own backyard....the events at the YMCA, the Saturday farmers market, or what the mayor recently said. It's like a long sigh as I sink onto my sofa....

I stopped in here to see if they had any of the drink coasters I wanted that I saw on the B&N…read morewebsite. They did not, but they did have some other fun things, as well as, of course, books. My husband bought a book and I bought two "world's smallest" toys, which were very cute and reasonably priced. I didn't have to wait in line very long, and the cashier was polite and friendly, offering me advice on how best I could get the drink coasters I wanted. I did notice some shaking of the building, which I guess is due to a gym being near/above it? That was a little unsettling, but otherwise, the location was brightly lit, clean, and well stocked. Parking was convenient in the mall parking garage next door. I'd come here again!

This store is very clean well organized. It's easy to navigate and find the books you're looking…read morefor. The day I visited, they had special discounts going on. I saw a lot of books that were marked down. This store like other stores has a cafe located inside which makes the visit more enjoyable. Grab a coffee and read a book. Cashier who helped me was very friendly and nice. He offered me the rewards program. Parking is easy to find. There is parking lot next door or just park in the mall.

Leaning in, "Cupi transitions to Martial Arts!" opened her "bouncy" fashion look for Spring-Summer…read more2025 and we flirted our Tik Tok.ca flouncy change to other image challenge escapades set now in March through the summer continuing. Check into pay per views and enjoy!

Had the opportunity of shooting with Andrew Gates (RukusMagCEO) and was amazingly pleased with the…read moreprofessionalism, promptness and ease of the shoot. His team was very attentive, made me feel very comfortable and not to mention made me look very glamorous for the shoot! Andrew was the nicest guy, very easy and down to earth person to work with. He was also very attentive and was there for me with whatever I needed. The images came out amazing! Thanks to Rukus Magazine and his team for making me look amazing. Can't wait to work with them again and I recommend Andrew Gates and his team to anyone who is a fan of the magazine such as I am!

The Daily Planet Bookstore is just wonderful and so well crafted and curated. The smell of Incense…read morewafts to remind you that this has just the right blend of new age to anchor this place yet keep it the same times a bit woo woo - this is the place to buy a magazine for the season. Periodicals are always refreshed and Good people work here to support your perusal of them. Interview Magazine for example by Andy Warhol ( who doesn't want this in their home ) and this place has exotic internationally thick magaiznes like Apartmento which like a true book for a library this is not one you just read or look fit its to build your own person archive of books. The act of wrapping gifts is also present here and the creative wrapping paper exists here and nice people to actually wrap it for you so if you get something like a childrens book decimated to Harriett Beecher Stowe or even the Artist-formerly-known-as-Prince they can wrap it for you ( but its up to you to make sure the price tag has been removed as ive not done this one time and I still blame myself. ) so if you'd looking for a fresh Tarot Deck a book on Silvia Plath or Dorothy Parker this bookstore is for you as it's just the right blend of New York with our lovely City Of Angels.

I always enjoy stopping by the Daily Planet to peruse titles either alone or with friends…read morebefore/after/while sipping coffee from the Bourgeois Pig next door. Books, magazines, records, greeting cards, tarot cards, novelty items, smokes; they've got a great selection departing from the mundanity of the mainstream. What can I say, I am exactly the kind of person who belongs in this curated brand of alternative media's demographic (minus the witchy stuff, but if tarot and the occult appeal to you, you may find that portion of DP's inventory enticing). For instance, on one visit, I picked up a biography of kraut psych band CAN; if you happen to be aware of aforementioned band's existence, chances are you're in this demographic also. Go to the Daily Planet when you get the chance. On another trip to DP, I bought the Heartworm Reader, a collection of poems published by Heartworm Press, DP's owner's husband's publisher. (If such creative collaboration interests you and you are not already aware, DP's Amy Lee and HP's Wes Eisold are also in an excellent band known as Cold Cave.) Funnily, I knew of the band prior to stumbling upon the shop but was completely oblivious to the connection at first despite being pleasantly surprised to discover they stocked Cold Cave's records in their limited (however high quality) vinyl section. I always recommend the Daily Planet to likeminded friends visiting Hollywood, and they usually end up adding it to their lists of favorite LA spots, too.

This store is located all the way at the end of southwest airlines gate. It's the last shopping you…read morecan do. The clerk was nice and friendly. Well stocked with newspaper, candy, soda and misc. things. I just came here to buy some nuts before take off. They also have stuff for kids, traveling and your necessity needs. It's a one stop shop before you head out to LV, SF, SJ or where ever.

I shopped around at this small travel kiosk. They had all the basic essentials of an airport store…read morelike magazines, books, snacks, clothes, etc. The lady asked if I needed help and I said no and looked around. I decided to pick up a Burbank magnet. Paying was pretty easy and they accepted credit cards. The place wasn't busy at all so it made it easy to browse around without bumping into people with their luggage. And the prices seem to be in line with the other airport type stores which is higher than outside.