The art of keeping: exhibit features artist Betye Saar at 100
By Chela Simón-Trench Betye Saar would have turned 100 years old on July 30. Saar was a legendary native Angeleno
States move to stop Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
By Jon Vein Just beyond the eastern edge of Hancock Park sits one of the last great working movie studios
Wood elected as new JLLA president
By Aoife O’Connell Leanna Wood is the new president of the Junior League of Los Angeles as of June 1.
Cleaner air starts in your front yard and your back yard
By Aysie Bower If you live in Los Angeles, chances are gas-powered leaf blowers roar outside your windows every day,
Mediterranean meal makes 40th a celebration
Last month, twelve of us decamped to Palm Springs to celebrate my partner Chris’ 40th birthday. Planning a weekend away
The opposite of Bear Land: a closer look at Antarctica
Picture Antarctica: white, cold, ice for miles. Penguins and seals, yes. Polar bears—not a one. You may be aware that
A new kind of drug points to where medicine is headed
Just this past May, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug named vepdegestrant (Veppanu) for a subset of
Fans filled local places, old and new, during World Cup fever
The World Cup was in full swing in our neighborhood during June and July, and several local establishments (one new
World Cup brings the community together
•Parties provide places to celebrate cultures The eyes of the world are on North America as the FIFA World Cup
