'Kinds of Kindness' Review: Forced Weirdness by Lanthimos
What disturbs the master of shock Yorgos Lanthimos? General respect. The provocateur's last two films, “Poor Things” and “The Favorite,”…
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Noah Kahan wakes up his faithful at the Hollywood Bowl
There's screaming at concerts, and then there's the noise the young crowd made at Noah Kahan's show at the Hollywood…
Joe Alwyn still doesn't want to talk about Taylor Swift
Joe Alwyn is opening up about his breakup with Taylor Swift, sort of. “I hope everyone can empathize and understand…
Los Angeles has already stopped cable theft. How to do it for the 6th Street Bridge
To the editor: While directing construction of the new Metro Blue Line (now A Line) in 1989, I attended an…
Opinion: James Lawson and the enduring lessons of nonviolence
James M. Lawson Jr., who died last week, was a legendary hero of the civil rights movement; the pastor, for…
Showrunner Jon Robin Baitz talks about the great pain behind 'Feud'
Jon Robin Baitz achieved fame as a playwright at a young age, earning praise and awards for works such as…
B. Ruby Rich, coiner of New Queer Cinema, remembers the moment
The early 1990s saw an explosion of gay and lesbian films that challenged convention. They mixed postmodern sensibilities with contemporary…
Jesse Plemons on Weight Loss, 'Civil War' and 'Kinds of Kindness'
CANNES, France— Jesse Plemons is awfully tired. Lying on a sofa at the luxurious Carlton Hotel in Cannes with his…
Tell Us: What's your favorite local campground in Los Angeles?
At the end of November I prepared for one of the most common pastimes of any nature-loving Californian. I got…
How interracial marriage went from being a crime to being commonplace
American love stories have a default race: white. If the love story is “interracial,” one person is white and the…