What Americans chose in Trump and hope for those who didn't
Much will be studied, analyzed and written about in the years to come. because Americans voted to return an openly…
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Book Review: A gay couple's complicated journey toward surrogacy is just the beginning of this very funny novel
Book review Something close to nothing By Tom PyunBywater Books: 250 pages, $19.95If you buy books linked to on our…
Review of 'Emilia Pérez': Musical enhanced by danger and daring
A lawyer, a boss and his wife enter a musical and “Emilia Pérez” is born, Frenchman Jacques Audiard's colorful and…
Richard Price returns with a story of urban disaster and hope
Book review Lazarus Man By Richard PriceFarrar, Straus and Giroux: 352 pages, $29If you buy books linked to on our…
'Little Women Ballet' jumps to historic Los Angeles site
As contemporary Angelenos, watching the immersive “Little Women Ballet” might be the closest thing to stepping into a time machine.…
Helene destroyed my hometown. I don't want stories of false hope about climate change
Last week, as I boarded a plane from the Gulf Coast to Climate Week New York, I checked the weather…
California prepares for first forum of 2026 gubernatorial race
Four Democrats vying to become California's next governor will meet at a candidate forum at 10 a.m. Sunday that will…
Gaza protesters light up ArcLight cinema and Academy Museum
An activist art collective called Indecline projected a series of graphic videos onto several iconic local buildings, including the ArcLight…
How the 'Frontline' filmmakers created 'The Choice' about Harris vs. Trump
Every four years since 1988, the team behind the PBS series “Frontline” creates a film called “The Choice,” which explores…
Opinion: Why does Trump seem to speak like no one else before?
Of all Donald Trump’s rhetorical predilections, one that goes almost unnoticed is his addiction to superlatives. No one has ever…