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…
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'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.
Erick Medel creates artwork as an ode to the Los Angeles Flower District
I always start with a photo on my phone. Sometimes I don't look for images: the images are just there…
How Keith Haring's art transcended his untimely death
Book Review Radiant: The Life and Lineage of Keith Haring By Brad GoochHarperCollins: 512 pages, $40 If you buy books…
I am an assistant director. Specialists deserve an Oscar
To the editor: As an assistant director with more than 40 years of work in the film and television industry,…
A critic has some ideas about our critical culture. Feel free to disagree
Book Review Without judgment: essays By Lauren OylerHarperOne: 288 pages, $28.99If you buy books linked to on our site, The…
Oscars Rewind – 2004: Why the Makeup Winners Apologized
Many of the Academy Awards categories have a long history dating back almost 100 years. However, that's not true for…
From Cardi B to Lil Nas X, Sean Bankhead revolutionizes the world of dance
With a comfortable stroll, Sean Bankhead entered Evolution Studios dressed in a black Nike tracksuit. It was January and the…
'The Bloody Nightgown' is a monument to the wild wit and unsentimental generosity of Joan Acocella
Book Review The bloody nightgown and other essays By Joan AcocellaFarrar, Straus and Giroux, 368 pages, $35 If you buy…