Tag: Media
Where to Follow Real News and Get Actual Facts if You Live in L.A.
These are the major news organizations working hard to inform Angelenos
We Have a Theory About The ‘Pets Are Not Children’ Essay Everyone Is Talking About
Maybe it’s not what it seems
Brace Yourself for the Gone Girl Think Pieces
You’re going to be reading a lot of stories about the most media-aware movie of the year; that’s all part of its meta-commentary
The Second Coming of NPR West
The nation’s largest public radio network invests—again—in L.A.
The Commercials of Super Bowl XLVIII Were as Lackluster as the Game
But here are the three best ads of 2014's biggest football game
Kevin Smith Talks, A Lot, About New Media
Kevin Smith likes to talk. A lot. On Friday night he hosted a live discussion on the future of online television with Friends actress Lisa Kudrow and web series pioneer Burnie Burns.
So Jonah Lehrer Has Apologized—for Money
Yesterday Jonah Lehrer—the disgraced fabulist and plagiarist who used to pen best-selling books and write big-think pieces for The New Yorker—got paid to apologize. If he thought that was going to even begin to fix things, he thought wrong.
The Los Angeles Magazine Inter(n)view: Meet Rachel Aragon
Skeptics, schmepticks. Our editorial interns indicate the future of magazine journalism will be bright.
Dishing on L.A.: Radio’s Gourmet Shock Jock Tom Leykis
Love him or hate him, Tom Leykis is an L.A. radio mainstay. But in a world filled with so many decadent choices, what does the showman enjoy once the mics go off?
It Happened This Week in L.A. History: Black and White and Read All Over
The first edition of the Los Angeles Daily Times (now the Los Angeles Times) is published.