A Look Back at the Annie Leibovitz-Disney Collab That Still Has Us Asking Questions
In 2007, the legendary photographer began shooting celebs as Disney characters and the results were never not...interesting
During Quarantine, a Zoom Writers’ Room Became My Connection to the Outside World
The experiment brought me up close and personal with quirky strangers—and saved me from my quarantined self
Netflix Made a $300 Million Deal with Ryan Murphy. Maybe It Should Ask for a Refund
If 'Hollywood' is any indication, the prolific producer's output is only getting lazier
What I Saw from the Midst of the Looting in Santa Monica
One writer offers his personal account of being on the ground as vandalism and looting spread though Santa Monica on Sunday
The Unique Disappointment of Being a High School Senior in 2020
According to one Westside charter school student, the pandemic hasn't just caused the cancelation of a slew of timeworn American rituals—it's complicated the Class of 2020's future
In a Coronavirus World, ‘The Love Boat’ Is Still Afloat
A campy confection that gleefully ignores the realities cruise-ship life is just what Doc ordered right now
If Ever There Were a City to Finesse a Catastrophe, It’s Los Angeles
A city shaped by fires, floods, droughts, and earthquakes may never be the same after this latest disaster—but it never stays the same for long anyway
Will the Pandemic Turn Us All Into Teenage Girls?
As we spend more time gazing at our phones and monitoring our social feeds during the safer-at-home order, experts worry our mental health could suffer
Kobe Bryant Embodied the Soul of Los Angeles Like No One Else
The late Lakers legend represented the maddening contradictions, startling light, and strange darkness of L.A.
The Brentwood of My Youth—Joan Didion’s Brentwood—Is Long Gone
Growing up in the Westside neighborhood in the late ’70s, I reveled in its affluent simplicity. Now, I hardly recognize it