Culture
Françoise Hardy, French pop star and fashion icon, dies at 80
Françoise Hardy, the French chanson singer, songwriter, fashion “It Girl” and darling of the 1960s “yé-yé” French pop movement, has...
Let your freak flag fly at this wildly inclusive weekly L.A. skate party
It’s a Tuesday night in mid-May, and dozens of people are rolling into a parking lot just south of the...
Modern death cafes are very much alive in L.A. Inside the radical movement
In a second-story room in Los Feliz’s Philosophical Research Society, about a dozen people sit in a circle. Many of...
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure’s joyous debut proves it was time for stale Splash Mountain to go
Bay Lake, Fla. — As we dip into the bayou, the scene before us feels a tad mystical, all glowing...
Tell us: What’s your favorite L.A. campground?
In late November, I prepared myself for one of the most common pastimes of any nature-loving Californian. I got up...
Inside L.A.’s oldest letterpress printer beloved by celebs, from Oprah to Jon Hamm
Surviving in an obsolete industry as long as Aardvark Letterpress has requires fundamental elements of entrepreneurship. Skill, dedication, creativity and...
Thanks for hiking with us
On Saturday morning, more than 20 L.A. Times subscribers traveled from near and far to join me on our first-ever...
L.A. Affairs: For years, we were Matt & Ted. Except I wasn’t Ted. I was Amie
We met online in 2004 before Hinge, Bumble or even the iPhone existed. My friends thought I was as likely...
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Nancy Silverton
When people tell her they dislike Los Angeles — too much traffic; everybody drives and nobody walks — Nancy Silverton...
In L.A., sometimes waiting in line is the whole event
As a child, I hated nothing more than waiting in line at school. I remember not being able to go...
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