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  • L.A. Alum: Alton Brown

    The Food Network funny guy and chef extraordinaire fills out our questionnaire for Angelenos who flew the coop.

     

     

  • Top 15 Sushi Restaurants

    From Little Tokyo to the Valley’s “Sushi Row,” L.A. pairs rice and raw fish like nowhere else. With special attention to sustainability, we dive into the city’s number one cuisine. Here’s where to find the city’s best

    By Lesley Bargar Suter

    Top 15 Sushi Restaurants
     

  • Freeway Rick Is Dreaming

    Out of prison and on the move, the legendary crack dealer is seeking his fortune yet again. A journalist picks up the trail of the man who has captivated and confounded him for decades

    By Jesse Katz

    Freeway Rick Is Dreaming
     

  • Elections: City Hall Reacts

    County supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, city council president Herb Wesson, and primary mayoral candidate and city councilwoman Jan Perry weigh in on L.A.'s future leader

    By Shayna Rose Arnold

     

  • Why Has the Lady Turned Her Back on Echo Park Lake?

    The Lady of the Lake, long a serene presence on Echo Park Lake’s southeastern edge, has returned to her original perch on the north shore

    By Nathan Masters

     

  • Saint of
    the Hood

    Father Gregory Boyle's Homeboy Industries has helped save the lives of countless former gangbangers. But can it survive the crushing cost of manufacturing hope?

    By Ed Liebowitz

     

  • Introducing "BIG SHOTS
    With Giselle Fernandez"

    A few words on our new video series, plus the premiere episode featuring telecom titan and second richest man in the world Carlos Slim

     

     
 
 

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    James Turrell

    Science and imagination intersect in the works of James Turrell, the visionary Southern California artist. Read

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    Savannah Cemetery

    Join local docents for a Memorial Day tour of the oldest American cemetery in Southern California. Read

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    Gardens of the Renaissance

    This Getty Museum exhibition documents how the era interpreted green spaces. Read

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    Native Voices

    Cultures collide at this showcase that presents new theatrical works by top playwrights with indigenous roots. Read

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    Anne Carson

    The poet and essayist revisits the characters she created 15 years ago in Autobiography of Red. Read

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    Art of the Brick

    Nathan Sawaya walked away from a lucrative law career to pursue his first love: assembling dazzling life-size creations. Read

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    Granny Squared

    Yarn Bombing Los Angeles as they stitch together 12,500 fabric squares that will blanket CAFAM’s facade. Read

 
 

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