Culture
How to feel good in L.A., according to a reformed workaholic
L.A.-based author and podcaster, Jennifer Romolini, is a reformed workaholic who spent more than 20 years in high-profile positions at...
Tell us all your feelings about L.A. parking apps
Not so long ago, parking at the curb in Southern California was relatively simple: It was either free to park,...
When a life coach manifests nothing for you but debt and delusion
When Anela Pasalic moved from her rural hometown in Småland, Sweden, to study in the capital of Stockholm, she remembers...
How to make a huge life change when it feels too daunting to make the first move
In 2012, Cassidy Krug competed in her first and last Olympics. Raised by two diving coaches, Krug was in diapers...
Is walking 10,000 steps a legit fitness goal or a marketing myth?
The magic number shows up on smartwatches, fitness apps and office step challenges. For many, hitting 10,000 steps in a...
L.A. Affairs: I boldly gave a fun, mysterious guy my number. Could I refrain from Googling him later?
This story begins at MiniBar, as so many of my Hollywood stories do. Well, technically it’s called Lily’s Bar now,...
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Nathan Fillion
Nathan Fillion straddles the line between everyman and hunk — and he’s built a career out of it. He’s a...
At 90, he’s a competitive stair climber. ‘It gives me a goal, and that’s why I keep going’
Gripping the stairwell railings inside the Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach Hotel on a recent afternoon, Tom Kutrosky ran up the...
‘Everyone else has moved on’: Why L.A. fire victims may be feeling even worse now
In the first months after the L.A. wildfires, which took my family’s Palisades home, I fashioned myself a master of...
A Sudden Farewell Inspires Heartfelt New Single from Italo-Brazilian Artist
Sometimes the most powerful art emerges from life's most unexpected moments. For London-based Italo-Brazilian musician EMS, his poignant new single "The...
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