Culture
Burned cars are still all over Altadena. Car lovers gather to reminisce and ‘feel normal’
It’s 8 a.m. on a Saturday and cars are starting to roll into the parking lot next to Unincorporated Coffee...
For these dancers, the pole is a portal for anyone curious to step into it
Pole dancing has always been an art form to those who practice it. It’s a physical feat, a spiritual ritual,...
These older women may be ‘heading for the coffin,’ but they’re getting laughs in L.A.
Susan Ware spends each morning, from around 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., crafting jokes.“I’ve got notebooks. I’ve got sides of the...
Immerse yourself in native plants at the L.A. Times Plants booth at Festival of Books
Want to learn more about California native plants? Take a deep dive with experts from the Theodore Payne Foundation and...
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Amanda Gorman
Growing up in Westchester, Amanda Gorman’s Sundays were dedicated to one thing: church.“I went to a historically Black church and...
L.A. Affairs: I could no longer play it cool. I was madly in love with my roommate
We met on Facebook Marketplace. After a brief FaceTime call, we were locked in. The night she moved in was...
Two UCLA grads created a ‘high-angle’ photo booth — and Gen Z is obsessed
On a recent Saturday afternoon in the Arts District, a group of seven friends — plus a tiny dog —...
First look: Universal’s Epic Universe gives Disney theme parks a run for their money
Orlando, Fla. — There is no theme park land quite like Dark Universe. Don’t expect warm reassurance as you enter the space,...
How one woman is doggedly transforming a trash patch into a fragrant habitat garden
Some people see trash and weeds and walk on by. Others rail against the slobs of the world, or agencies...
The sound bath companion at this L.A. ‘healing’ ranch? A horse, of course
After telling me to close my eyes, the voice instructs me to notice the sounds around me. I hear the...
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