In 1977, Ted Templeman Went to Check Out an Unknown Band from Pasadena and Changed Rock History
In this exclusive excerpt from his new memoir, the Warner Bros producer recalls the thrills and terrors of recording Van Halen’s debut
The Public Library Is Creating an Archive to Chronicle This Strange Moment in L.A. History
Have photos, diary entries, letters, or other ephemera from the COVID-19 era? The Los Angeles Public Library wants them for posterity
A Look Back at California’s Long-Lost African American Beaches and Vacation Spots
In the new book 'Living the California Dream,' historian Alison Rose Jefferson looks back at leisure's place in Black people's fight for civil rights
These Photos Capture an Empty Los Angeles We May Never See Again
From Boyle Heights to the beaches, a visual tour of an L.A. we probably won't see again in our lifetimes
The Sixth Season of Bosch Couldn’t Have Come at a Better Time
The Amazon series captures a Los Angeles we know, love, and can't really see right now
A Photographer Is Resurfacing Her Trove of Photos of L.A.’s ’80s Punk Scene
Linda Aronow's immense archive captures a bygone moment in the city's music scene—and she's only scratched the surface
As Demolition Transforms LACMA, a Look Back at Its Glory Days
Once considered "dazzling" and "magnificent," the midcentury landmark is looking different these days
Revisiting All of Pretty Woman’s Iconic Locations, 30 Years Later
From the Beverly Wilshire to the Natural History Museum (huh?), relive Vivian and Edward's unconventional fairy tale
Iconic L.A. Movies to Stream While You’re Stuck Inside Missing L.A.
See the city without breaking your coronavirus self-quarantine
A New Documentary on Hollywood Hairdresser and Manson Murder Victim Jay Sebring Is Coming Soon
Quentin Tarantino, Dennis Hopper, and others have been interviewed for a film about the stylist to the stars