Remember when Elon Musk’s Tesla Diner was supposed to be the coolest thing to hit Los Angeles? Yeah, neither does anyone else apparently. The retro-futuristic burger joint that opened last summer with massive fanfare has

The novelty of eating at a diner owned by the richest person in the world seems to have worn off in just a few months

The new Los Angeles restaurant from the electric car giant is a smash burger and content machine, drawing Elon Musk’s fans and protesters. Credit...By Zach Callahan For The New York Times Supported by By Tejal Rao Reporting from Los Angeles, Tejal Rao is ...

The CEO of the electric car company has opened a venue in Los Angeles where you can eat sandwiches, watch movies, charge your vehicle, sparking a wave of protests among his detractors and a multitude of customers sharing their experience on social media.

Eric Greenspan, the Los Angeles chef who helped launch Tesla Diner alongside its 80-stall Supercharger station on Santa Monica Boulevard, told the Los Angeles Times on Tuesday that he is no longer involved and that his exit had been in the works for more ...

WASHINGTON ‒ He departed the White House six months ago in rage amid an epic feud with Donald Trump punctuated by accusations the president's name is in the undisclosed Jeffrey Epstein files. But Elon Musk returned on Nov. 18 much quieter than he left as ...

Just off the Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway, the hotel’s rooftop bar is open late. The bartender passes out shots and turns Ozzy up. It’s 11:37 pm on a hot July night in Cape Canaveral, Florida, when our heads all swivel in the same direction.