Tag: John F. Kennedy
How Debutante Culture Became Part of Black Life in L.A.
Presenting teen girls at balls and cotillions has been a high-society tradition since the 18th century, but in the African American community, the ritual is about so much more
Space Savers: Meet the People Fighting to See the Past in L.A.’s Future
Experts weigh in on how historic places in Los Angeles will look in 2020 and beyond
Music History: The Music Center Turns the Big 5-0
The performing arts complex that Los Angeles so badly deserved celebrates half a century
The Ask Chris Guide to Historical, Architectural, and Culinary Landmarks at Sunday’s CicLAvia
The wildly popular bike tour heads to south Los Angeles
JFK: Gone But Not Forgotten
On the 50th anniversary of his assassination, Kennedy insider Roz Wyman remembers our 35th President
JFK In L.A.
On the eve of the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination, tributes to the 35th president are all around us
50 Years After “I Have A Dream,” Martin Luther King Exhibit Opens
Los Angeles Public Library honors the late civil rights leader with a new exhibit King, The Kennedys, and Los Angeles.