Airborne Toxic Event’s Mikel Jollett Talks Twitter, Trump, Creativity, Addiction, and Escaping an L.A. Cult
Before the release of Jollet's New York Times best-selling book ’Hollywood Park,’ Los Angeles mag's editor-in-chief sat down with the musician turned memoirist
They Held on Through the Pandemic, and Now L.A.’s Black-Owned Bookstores Are Thriving
As people across the country seek out antiracist literature, bookstores like Reparations Club, Eso Won Books, and Malik Books are seeing a huge spike in business
Exclusive Excerpt: Mikel Jollett’s Surreal Escape from a Drug Rehab-Turned-Cult
In an exclusive excerpt from the Airborne Toxic Event lead singer's highly anticipated memoir, 'Hollywood Park,' two little boys break free
‘Slouching Towards Los Angeles’ Is an Escape to L.A. During Quarantine
Steffie Nelson talks about her Joan Didion-inspired book of essays
Exclusive: An Explosive New Biography Reveals the Secret that Almost Destroyed Natalie Wood
This excerpt from 'Natalie Wood: The Complete Biography' details how the actress covered for husband Robert Wagner's alleged bisexuality
Staying in With: Musician Katzù Oso
The L.A. synth-pop artist is finding new ways to create and play while staying home
How Well Do You Know Griffith Park? A New Guidebook Explores Its Every Nook and Cranny
Just in time for the reopening of L.A.'s trails, hiking expert Casey Schreiner releases the first in-depth guide to Griffith Park
In 1977, Ted Templeman Went to Check Out an Unknown Band from Pasadena and Changed Rock History
In this exclusive excerpt from his new memoir, the Warner Bros producer recalls the thrills and terrors of recording Van Halen’s debut
A Look Back at California’s Long-Lost Black Beaches and Vacation Spots
In the new book ’Living the California Dream,’ historian Alison Rose Jefferson looks back at leisure’s place in the fight for civil rights
Staying in With: Musicians RÜFÜS DU SOL
The electronic trio shares what’s getting them through