‘Yesteryear,’ Caro Claire Burke’s dark satire of a tradwife influencer
I was lucky enough to read an early copy of Caro Claire Burke’s debut novel, Yesteryear, and I’ve been counting
Candidates for state senator at meet & greet
By A.R. Johnstone Windsor Square residents Dena Bloom and Robert Klyman hosted two meet and greets with candidates running for
Mother Wolf offers sumptuous Roman cuisine in elegant setting
Chef Evan Funke is a meticulous chef whose handmade pasta-based culinary vision explores Italian regional traditions. He first came to
Junior League of Los Angeles celebrates its 100th
The big moment finally arrived! After a year of buildup, featuring multiple smaller celebratory fundraising functions, the Junior League of
Temple Israel celebrates centennial
In 1926, seven men decided to found a temple that would serve the needs of Jews in Hollywood and Temple
Marionettes to head to Coachella
The marionettes from Bob Baker Marionette Theater are hitting the road and heading to Indio, California, to take the stage
Two homes burn on St. Andrews Pl.
A blaze erupted at an abandoned home at 509 N. St. Andrews Pl., burning that house as well as the
L.A. is fighting homelessness backward—the math matters
By Jon Vein Los Angeles is trying to solve a 75,000-person crisis with $700,000 apartments—and it isn’t working. Tens of
Post-apocalyptic world, ‘Dr. House’ joins cast in “The Night Manager’
Paradise: There are two seasons of this sci-fi thriller on Prime Video. Created by Dan Fogelman of “This Is Us”
Tom Bergin’s celebrates its 90th year on St. Patrick’s Day
L.A.’s oldest Irish bar, Tom Bergin’s celebrated 90 years of keeping the neighborhood “refreshed.” This year’s St. Patrick’s Day bash
