Culture
They transformed an abandoned auto shop into a plant haven — and neighborhood hub
In our Plant PPL series, we interview people of color in the plant world. If you have suggestions for PPL...
Streaming services are where movies go to die. But we will always have the crew merch
As physical media becomes more and more scarce and companies like Warner Bros. Discovery bury films deep in their vaults,...
What surfers blurt out when they think no one’s listening
Paddling out on a quiet morning with waves crashing behind your last refreshing duck dive, you take a deep breath...
Column: On 10th anniversary of my death, still moving forward — in search of the right remote
Late August marked the 10-year anniversary of my death.I didn’t give it much thought because I was busy, with visits...
A final farewell to the end of a hot and lonely summer in L.A.
I’ve been thinking a lot about what, exactly, does summer mean to somebody who is immunocompromised? To a lot of...
L.A. Affairs: I’m 56 and have never been in love. Do red flags matter at my age?
I removed all dating apps from my phone. You might wonder what provoked this grand gesture. I don’t think it...
15 pop-up, drops and events to give your calendar the love it deserves in September
PANGAIA pop-up PANGAIA is all about “designing an Earth-positive future.” This year, the company celebrates having “planted, protected or restored”...
How the pandemic prompted a dance fitness revolution
A bubbly ball of energy in a crop top, ’80s-style hot pants and platinum mullet, Emilia Richeson-Valiente shakes her hips...
How gardening may extend your life and make it better
True confessions from a plant reporter and devotee of more than 40 years: My first foray into gardening was a...
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