Memoir: Why Joan Nathan is more than a Jewish cookbook writer
The morning after Joan Nathan's 80th birthday party last year, a long-table gathering in Palm Springs on the grounds of…
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Claire Messud combines truth and fiction in the story of her French Algerian family
Book Review The strange and eventful story: a novel By Claire MessudWW Norton & Company: 448 pages, $29.99If you buy…
'Particle Ink' in Las Vegas: animation enters its live theater era
Las Vegas – There are multiple dance duets in “Particle Ink: House of Shattered Prisms,” a mixed-media theater production that…
Review of 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes': an intelligent rethinking
Since Charlton Heston first laid eyes on the remains of the Statue of Liberty on a sandy beach 56 years…
The Ladder by Hatch Escapes is redefining the escape room
Word spread that there was a whistleblower who wanted to meet. The company was suspicious, but this was the first…
Kendrick Lamar and Drake Beef Explained: What Happens Next?
After a weekend in which two of hip-hop's biggest stars traded increasingly uglier accusations of domestic violence and child sexual…
I was in a cult that hated reporter Bob Pool. He became a saint to me.
To the editor: Upon learning of the death of veteran Los Angeles Times reporter Bob Pool, I remembered how he…
How Trump's prosecution is solving its Michael Cohen problem
Since the opening of Donald Trump's trial in New York, when the former president's lawyer told the jury that the…
Bette Midler regrets comedy 'Bette' and not suing Lindsay Lohan
The way she tells it, Bette Midler's short-lived sitcom “Bette” was more like a comedy of errors. The singer-actor's semi-autobiographical…
Embark on a culinary odyssey: New season of HistoryTV18's #RoadTrippinWithRocky takes India by storm
From Saharanpur to Varanasi, get ready for a road trip like no other! Join Rocky Singh on a delightful journey…