I had to take an office job. Would falling in love be my reward?
Heartbroken after a long-overdue breakup, crushed by a stagnant entertainment industry, and depressed by my temporary job at a dementia…
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John Pisano, dean of Los Angeles jazz guitar, dies at 93
Jazz guitarist extraordinaire John Pisano, known for his solid rhythm, melodic lead lines and generosity, died May 2 at his…
Why we struggle to find meaning and happiness at work
Once upon a time work was work: we endured it so we could eat. But today many of us have…
Slamdance Film Festival to move to Los Angeles in 2025
The annual Slamdance Film Festival will permanently move to Los Angeles starting in 2025. The next edition of the festival…
What to do in Los Angeles and Orange County this May in art and fashion
Balenciaga's Le City bag recaptures its early years Fashion is in love with the early 2000s right now, and Balenciaga,…
King Charles III is “very well” amid cancer treatment
Two weeks after his return to the public eye, King Charles III is said to be doing “very well” amid…
Praise for Gail Abarbanel, who changed the way we treat rape victims
To the editor: I am very pleased that columnist Robin Abcarian featured the work of Gail Abarbanel, who directed the…
Former LA Times film critic Justin Chang wins Pulitzer Prize
Former Los Angeles Times film critic Justin Chang received the Pulitzer Prize for his criticism on Monday. Chang was honored…
'Wildcat' Review: Ethan and Maya Hawke Do O'Connor's Story
Flannery O'Connor's thrilling, gritty stories about the unreconstructed South and its redemption-deficient discontents will never lose their power to awaken…
Op-Comic: Middle East, an unsolved puzzle
For Iranian artist Nasrin Sheykhi, bombs, missiles and guns erase any hope for a solution in the troubled Middle East.