I Love LA

Maia Simsbury is chasing a dream in a city where dreams collide with reality. She's stuck as an overworked assistant while hoping to land a talent management gig that could finally move her forward. Her boyfriend and the casual rhythms of her day keep things steady, until Tallulah Stiel, her high energy best friend and reigning social media whirlwind, blows back into town. Tallulah's arrival stirs up old dynamics within their tight knit crew, throwing off the balance Maia has tried to maintain. Maia and Tallulah juggle careers and crushes, while Alani, Charlie, and Dylan offer their own quirks. Their misadventures include late night improv, chaotic auditions, and trying to decode the city's elusive pulse. The show blends bite sized episodes with a warm ensemble vibe.

I Love LA is an original comedy created by Rachel Sennott, Austin S. Harris and Sidney Butler. The series follows a tight knit group in Los Angeles as they chase career opportunities while navigating friendships, romance and the chaotic city vibe with humor that feels honest and current.

Box office data does not apply to this TV series as I Love LA premiered on streaming in 2025 and has not had a theatrical release. There are no publicly reported worldwide gross figures to date.

To date there are no publicly announced major nominations for I Love LA. As a new 2025 streaming comedy, it is early in its run and has yet to attract major awards, though critics note the cast's chemistry, Rachel Sennott's timing, and the way the show captures modern city life.

Viewers have praised the show for its quick banter and relatable LA setting. The series probes friendship and the drive for professional progress while balancing romantic misfires with light hearted silliness. That tone resonates with viewers craving honesty and humor.