Yorgos Lanthimos opens the first photography show in La Gallery
Yorgos Lanthimos needed to relieve stress while filming “poor things” in the sound necklines in Budapest and “types of kindness”…
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Levi's heir Daniel Lurie wins San Francisco mayoral race
SAN FRANCISCO— Philanthropist and Levi's heir Daniel Lurie won the close race for mayor of San Francisco, ushering in a…
Soul singer Frankie Beverly's healing legacy
When Frankie Beverly, lead singer of the soul band Maze, passed away this week, I thought of the audience listening…
Column: Are Democrats to Blame for California's Problems? The GOP is Defunct
Do you know what the problem is with California? Democrats, or so I'm told. If I write about broken sidewalks…
Editorial: Beware of Republican candidates promising child tax credits
There's a reason voters are hearing more about the child tax credit during this presidential campaign, with both Republican and…
Opinion: The ideas of Project 2025? Reagan put them into practice and the nation suffered
Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation’s conservative plan that would overhaul much of the federal government under a second Trump administration,…
Opinion: What typical animal rescue narratives leave out
In the typical animal rescue story, “before” images might show a sweet puppy with matted hair and haunted eyes abandoned…
Opinion: Why is the GOP blocking legislation that would help children?
Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance told Megyn Kelly last month that Democrats are calling for an end to the…
Was Byron Donalds really “praising Jim Crow”?
To the editor: Columnist LZ Granderson joins the Democrats' buildup against Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) for daring to be a…
'Praises of the accordion' by Noé Álvarez is a working-class odyssey in the desert
Book Review Praise of the accordion: a memoir of music, migration and Mexico By Noé ÁlvarezCatapult: 208 pages, $26If you…