Jenny Peters – aka Jet Set Jen – is a Los Angeles-based freelance journalist, editor and party columnist specializing in travel, entertainment, film, food, wine, fashion and the other good things in life. She is a founding/voting member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association, who present the Critics’ Choice Awards every January. Her favorite places to be are on the beach in Southern California playing volleyball, scuba diving with the sharks in warm tropical waters or strolling the streets and soaking in the atmosphere of one of the world's great cities (New Orleans and Florence are her favorites).
Jenny knows a lot about:
Don't leave Los Angeles without putting your feet into the footprints of your favorite star, outside the Chinese Theatre. Everyone has to do that once!
Chef Nobu Matsuhisa brings his first Nobu Hotel to Mexico, a sleek, modern resort that combines the chef's signature touches of Japanese cuisine and culture with Baja Sur's famed Mexican hospitality.
Los Angeles is a big, sprawling city, with little shops and sexy boutiques on just about every corner. But the sprawl makes choosing the place for a day of shopping a logistic decision; do you want to shop near...
Pasadena has been an important Southern Californian city since the 1890s, when the railroad came to town, the first freeway in America was built here, the Rose Parade began and Cal Tech University was founded....
Pasadena is one of L.A.'s oldest towns, incorporated in 1886. It soon became a resort center, with vacationers flocking from across the United States to visit in the winter months, when the city's weather is just...
Santa Monica is one of California's most famous beach cities, for many very good reasons. Beautiful beaches, the iconic pier with its Ferris wheel that lights up the evening sky, and – of course – its...
No matter what sort of comedy you love, Los Angeles has the club for you. Comedy is king in L.A., for as talented performers make their way to Hollywood to try to win fame and fortune, the comedy clubs around town...
