Los Angeles

Prince William and Kate Middleton are headed to California, and while their trip itinerary is set with a polo match, charity function and BAFTA events, we'd like to pretend they are secretly interested in sneaking away from the limelight to discover Los Angeles's most geek chic destinations. Whether or not the royal couple heeds our suggestions, check out our picks for LA's geekiest Summer spots.

The City of Angels is also the city of sex. Trojan's annual sex census has found that people living in LA have the most sex in the US; they get laid an average of 135 times a year. But residents in the So Cal city are not the most satisfied. That prize goes to Philadelphia, where the sexual satisfaction rate is at 82 percent. Ironically, Philly also ranked number one as the city that has the least sex. People in the City of Brotherly Love only have sex 99 times a year on average. That discrepancy could be explained by another finding: married people report much higher rates of sexual satisfaction, while single people reported higher sexual frequency. The less sex you have, the more satisfied you are. Once again, quality trumps quantity.

To find out which cities made the top five for sexual frequency and sexual satisfaction, keep reading.

Here's a post from OnSugar blog House of Anais:

French designer Christian Audigier has put his somewhat eccentric house on the market, and the new owner will get the Rolls Royce Phantom 5 thrown in as an added bonus. This large (nearly 8300 sq. ft.) Hancock Park house in LA has an asking price of over eight million dollars (or five million of those British pounds). This tropical oasis also comes with a guesthouse, resort-like pool, 20-ft bar and one-acre grounds.

How could one not like the ornate ceiling of the living room, the hot fuchsia in the royal insignia and other accessories, the fur throws, and the fabulous lacquered floors? Daring, sometimes a bit weird, but fun décor. A bit like Christina Aguilera at times . . .

Surprisingly, the kitchen looks like a modern country kitchen, but what's with the floor? Is it some sort of custom concrete mix that looks like someone dropped a bag of flour on it? This designer certainly has style (or should I say a mix of styles?).  My humble little verdict: I still like this house very much!

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Last weekend, thousands of people and two hundred competitors gathered in downtown Los Angeles for the 2nd 8th Annual Grilled Cheese Invitational. The event has four categories and both amateurs and professionals, like our friends at the Grilled Cheese Truck, can compete to make the best grilled cheese sandwich ever.

The amateur winner of the American-style category is Ryan Bentz. Ryan created the winning sandwich with the help of his "excellently skilled" mom. Their sandwich, dubbed America, The Sandwich, had to feature classic grilled cheese ingredients: bread, orange cheese, and butter.

To find out what Bentz had to say about the experience and his win, keep reading.

Although he received no support from the Los Angeles School District, British chef Jamie Oliver was able to shoot the entire second season of his documentary-like reality show, Food Revolution, in LA. The program will debut on April 12, and here we have the first preview. With scenes that show a teenage boy declaring honey comes from a bear and a family's living room full of the junk food they eat in a year, it's clear our nation is in need of this sort of wake-up call. Check out a sneak peek of the Revolution below and tell me what you think in the comments. Will you tune in?