Bewitched: My Close Encounter With the Oracle of L.A.
”I felt confident that, as far as witches go, Amanda was the real deal.”
The Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round Makes Its Return
Readers Ask Chris about local 9/11 memorials, and more
The Many Lives (and Names) of Chicano Icon Rubén Guevara
A new documentary traces the journey of an L.A. legend who's influenced generations of Latino/a artists and musicians
‘The Vivian Maier Effect’: An Artist’s Unearthed Photos Reveal a Bygone L.A.
The new four-volume book KALI Ltd. Ed. chronicles Joan Archibald’s transformation from Long Island housewife to elusive artist
‘This Is Your Land’: L.A. Removes Father Serra’s Name from DTLA Park
The park's renaming is one of a handful of initiatives the city is pursuing to reckon with wrongs against Indigenous people
L.A.’s Economy Is Huge, but How Many People Work for the City?
Readers Ask Chris about a pair of landmark works of art, and more
How the Movies Made Los Angeles the Ultimate American City
Classic movies set in L.A.—some well-known, some less so—offer candid glimpses of a city getting ready for its close-up
A Look Back at Licorice Pizza, the SoCal Record Store P.T. Anderson’s New Movie Is Named After
The Glendale-based chain was a local staple from the late '60s through the mid '80s
The Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round Makes Its Return
Readers Ask Chris about local 9/11 memorials, and more
Malibu Barbie, a California Icon, Is Turning 50
The beloved doll launched back in 1971, and Mattel is celebrating with a pop-up truck tour
