As COVID Cases Rise, L.A. Bars and Restaurants Are Once Again Scrambling to Adapt
What should have been a summertime boom has given way to tough decisions and widespread uncertainty in the food and beverage world
Forever 21 Pulls ‘Koreatown’ T-Shirt After Outcry
Some observers thought the fast fashion brand's homage to the L.A. enclave looked a little too familiar
Osama Bin Laden’s Brother Lists Abandoned Bel Air Estate For $28 Million
The seven-bedroom home, which has sat vacant for nearly 20 years, looks worse for the wear
Exclusive: New York Times Editor Dean Baquet Has Been Running the Gray Lady from L.A.
The most important man in New York media has decamped to the West Coast. Not everyone's happy about that.
California Slaps a SoCal Video Game Giant with a Sex Discrimination Suit
Santa Monica-based Activision Blizzard is accused of fostering an environment where women were harassed and undervalued
Forget Claire’s. A New Generation of Ear Piercing Options Has Its Needles Ready
Three options for freshening up those lobes
AMC Will Reopen the Movie Theaters at the Americana and the Grove
Cinephiles can soon head back to the movies at a pair of popular outdoor malls
From Open House Horrors to Clients from Hell, L.A.’s High-End Real Estate Agents Tell All
Six of Los Angeles’s highest-end agents dish among themselves and give us the straight dope about the cons—but mostly pros—of selling eight-figure properties in the middle of a pandemic
Will Semiautonomous Robots Soon Replace the Delivery Dude?
Wheeled bots with cute names like Coco and Lola are being dispatched to tote to-go orders—but what does it mean for their human counterparts?
The Conversation Pit Is Making a Comeback
These sunken treasures of the ’60s and ’70s have been unearthed and modernized for the postpandemic era