The Woman at the Center of Hollywood’s Latest Trade War
Who the hell is Tatiana Siegel? How a tug of war over a scoop-serving scribe set off a civil war in Hollywood’s incestuous media world
The One: Only Crypto-Curious Investors Can Save Nile Niami’s Bel-Air Monster Mansion Now
The “world’s most expensive home” will be auctioned to the highest bidder next month unless the mega-developer can interest investors in his cryptocurrency plan to rescue The One
L.A.’s Arms Race of the Affluent
From Beverly Hills to Santa Monica, the crime-panicked wealthy are banishing bling and buying guns
Valentina Orellana-Peralta Becomes 1 of 18 LAPD Shooting Deaths This Year
Officers have reportedly shot at least 38 people, 18 fatally —including the shooting Sunday of a man with a knife—in 2021
The Year in COVID: A Look at the Pandemic in L.A. During 2021
A month-by-month rundown of the frightening peaks and the times that life looked almost normal
Gen Z Has Arrived At the Office—And It’s Freaking Everyone Out
The good news is that Zoomers aren’t nearly as entitled on the job as millennials. The bad news? They could really use a hug
Remembering Los Angeles Civic Leaders Who Died in 2021
From philanthropists to a former elected official, some of the city's public figures we lost this year
Jean-Marc Vallée, ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ and ‘Big Little Lies’ Director, Dies at 58
The Oscar-winning filmmaker was found dead this weekend in his cabin outside Quebec City
Michael Avenatti Says Former Attorney General Bill Barr Personally Sent Him to the Hole
The onetime liberal media hero claims that Trump’s handpicked Attorney General ordered him into a U.S. gulag reserved for the nation’s most dangerous criminals.
Best and Worst 2021: The Year in Los Angeles Politics
From investigations to elections and a potential recall
