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A#    Thanksgiving #Travel #Airport #Traffic #Airlines #TSA America will be traveling in big numbers this Thanksgiving. It's estimated to be the busiest Thanksgiving travel period since 2005, with more than 55 million Americans making a trip longer than 50 miles, according to the AAA. That's 1.6 million more than last year, a nearly 2.9 percent increase. Nearly 32 million of those are expected to fly,  according  to Airlines for America (A4A), an industry trade group, a 3.7 percent jump from 2018. American Airlines alone said it expects to operate 74,396 flights and fly more than 7.4 million passengers during the 12 day period between November 22 and December 3. Delta expects to carry 3.2 million passengers between Monday, November 25 and Sunday, December 1. To accommodate the extra traffic, US airlines are adding an average of 859 flights per day, according to A4A, averaging 108,000 seats added per day. During the travel period, the busiest days are

It's time to press pause and give thanks, yes, even for this crazy beautiful world. If you want to volunteer and give back on #Thanksgiving, check out Gobble Gobble Give or consider running in a race to benefit the Midnight Mission. If you'd rather get some yuks, there's a hot meal waiting for you at the Laugh Factory. Non-Turkey Day activities include appearances by Cat Power, Esperanza Spalding, and New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. Through THURSDAY, DEC. 22 Wishlist 6 Gabba Gallery —  3126 Beverly Blvd., Rampart The gallery's latest art show is on view, featuring works by more than 100 local and international artists. Curated by Jason Ostro and Elena Jacobson, artists include CANTSTOPGOODBOY, Rene Gagnon, Anyes Galleani, Val Kilmer, Leah Knecht, Andy Knights, Toxicómano Callejero and TrustyScribe, among others. Works are cash and carry (meaning you take it home when you buy it) and, for the first time, the gallery will sell the show's art online. A fresh inve

Over the last 400 or so years, the story of Thanksgiving hasn't changed much. We learn it in school and it's fine, but this year we wanted to spice it up. So we had a fifth grade class from Florida present for the first time ever, the story of friendship and gratitude known as 'The First #Trumpsgiving