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This month's Angeleno is the magazine's tenth anniversary issue. The mag relives a decade of celebrity photography, highlights some fashionistas who elevated L.A.'s style in the 2000s and anoints as new "streetscape landmarks" Chris Burden's Urban Light outside LACMA, Paul Smith's pink store on Melrose, Santa Monica's Civic Center garage, the tower looming over the arts high school downtown, and more. Some locals also say what's on their bucket list. For Mayor Villaraigosa it's bringing an NFL team to L.A. and winning the Super Bowl. For Council President Eric Garcetti, it's to jam with the Red Hot Chili Peppers at the Hollywood Bowl.
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