Culture
L.A. Affairs: I was wild, and he was a mountain man. Could we make magic together?
There I was, dancing a wild Irish jig to a live Irish band in Blarney Stone, a small, energetic pub...
He wants L.A. to love macaws as much as it loves dogs. Will free flying do the trick?
As he flings his outstretched arms toward the sky, Chan Quach’s six royal blue and fire-engine red macaws furiously pump...
Here is a portrait of an L.A. artist having an intimate conversation among friends
Paul Mpagi Sepuya, “Pedestal (0X5A9024),” 2022.(Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Bortolami, New York, DOCUMENT, Chicago, Peter Kilchmann, Paris & Zurich, and Vielmetter...
Mia Carucci’s sonic collage of heaven and Earth
Mia Carucci’s music often blends natural sounds with electronic ones — a sonic collage that takes inspiration from their childhood,...
Drawing is ultimate trust. These sketches show the magic that comes once a line is made
Jasper Marsalis, “Untitled,” 2023. (Jasper Marsalis/For The Times) This story is part of Image issue 17, “Offering,” a special gift...
House shoes are the L.A. staple for our moment of conspicuous opulence
This story is part of Image issue 17, “Offering,” a special gift from L.A.’s creative community to a city that...
Judging what others feed their kids is a blood sport. Why?
Jane Duncan’s 6-year-old son came home from school with some news to share: A classmate had informed him that his...
Where did all the big pants at the Oscars go?
In a year where a visually and conceptually audacious science-fiction film won best picture, why was the menswear at the...
L.A. Affairs: I was too happy and in love to notice the red flags
I landed in Los Angeles with my 10- and 12-year-old daughters in December 2013. After a couple of very hard...
Can’t get into the Oscars? Here are other ways to see the stars in person in L.A.
This Sunday, the 95th Academy Awards will be preceded by a champagne-colored version of the red carpet procession, where celebrities...
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