‘It’s a Bloodbath’: Big Layoffs at The Hollywood Reporter
Veteran film critic Todd McCarthy was among the staffers axed by the glossy trade pub's parent company
A First Look at the Grub at the Good Burger Pop-Up Diner in WeHo
Chef Alvin Cailan is slinging "Good" food with a side of '90s Nickelodeon nostalgia
Forget New York vs. Chicago—These L.A. Pizza Joints Have Flavors from Around the World
From Brazilian to Mexican to Thai, these globally-inspired pizzas will expand your pie horizons
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.
L.A.’s Servers Say Tipping Is Way Down During the Pandemic
Restaurant workers who rely on tips to make a living are dealing with reduced customer flow—and reduced generosity
This Writer Asked for Couples’ Petty Quarantine Drama and the Public Spilled
Meg Zukin's Social Distance Project started as a Twitter joke–and turned into thousands of dollars raised for those most impacted by COVID-19
Shepard Fairey Looks Back at 30 Years of Dissent—and Forward to the Coming Election
The L.A.-based muralist behind everything from Andre the Giant stickers to the Obama “hope” poster displays work new and old in a retrospective in DTLA
What’s Apple’s Streaming Strategy? Think of It as Content as Catnip
With the launch of Apple TV+, the tech giant is using pricey shows with big stars to get consumers hooked on the Apple TV app
Housing Activists Staged a ‘Car Caravan’ Protest Outside Mayor Garcetti’s Home
What a rally for tenant protections looks like in the age of social distancing
The People on These Political Signs All Have Something in Common
An art installation on a suburban lawn in Orange celebrates a less ballyhooed side of our political history