Joan Didion’s Prose Remains Peerless in ‘Let Me Tell You What I Mean’
The iconic author's latest collection of essays delves into her rejection from Stanford, the writing process, and her affection for Martha Stewart
Disgraced Former Councilman Mitch Englander Is Going to Prison
The 14-month terms poses questions for others embroiled in the City Hall Corruption Scandal
An Upcoming Documentary Looks at How L.A. Artists Channeled the Mamba Mentality After Kobe’s Death
Check out a teaser trailer for 'Sincerely, Los Angeles'
L.A. County Plans to Align with Purple Tier Status and Allow Outdoor Dining
Other activities that were restricted under the regional stay-at-home order will be allowed starting today
Everyone’s Buzzing About Biohacking, but Will It Actually Help You Live Longer?
From Santa Monica to Silicon Valley, a growing band of new age techies is leading a health revolution. Is the path to immortality really paved with ozone enemas and cryotherapy sessions?
Santa Monica Has Made a Mess of Investigating Last Spring’s Public Safety Disaster
Thousands of dollars were spent on a report on what went wrong the day looters ransacked the city, but it never saw the light of day
The Standard, Hollywood Is Closing—but Giorgio’s Will Live On
After 22 years, the pandemic has spelled the end of the stylish Sunset Strip fixture
Southern California Is Having a Pandemic Real Estate Boom
Home prices and sales have surged, but the good news doesn't extend to most renters
COVID-19 Has Changed How We See Movies—and There’s No Going Back
But, of course, cinema will survive even if theaters don't
Trump’s Last-Minute Pardon of a College Scandal Dad Has ‘Supporters’ Scratching Their Heads
USC trustee Tom Barrack and billionaire businessman Sean Parker were named in Robert Zangrillo's pardon—but both say they weren't involved