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The L.A. Times Responded to Our Investigation Into Its Dysfunction

The L.A. Times Responded to Our Investigation Into Its Dysfunction Here’s what two editors said, and our reply Since Los Angeles magazine published my article “What’s the Matter With the L.A. Times?” we’ve heard from many readers, including many current and former staffers at the paper whom I had not interviewed for the piece. Overwhelmingly, these editors and reporters described feeling… → Read More

What’s the Matter with the L.A. Times?

Something is amiss at the nation’s fifth-largest paper, and that’s a story unto itself → Read More

Where Does the Grim Sleeper Rank Among Notorious L.A. Criminals?

Check out this gallery of strange and scary perps from the past century → Read More

Find the Whiskey Club That's Right For You

If you’ve got the money and connections, there’s no shortage of opportunities to encounter kindred palates in L.A. → Read More

The 5 Best Places to Buy Whiskey in L.A.

For when a bottle of Jim Beam just isn't adventurous enough → Read More

Meet Chris Uhde, the First Name in L.A. Whiskey

The city’s leading whiskey evangelist can tell you everything you need to know → Read More

9 Types of Whiskey You Need to Know Now

Can’t tell single malt from sherry finished? This primer will go down smooth → Read More

5 Best Bars to Get Your Whiskey Fix

Whether you’re a newbie or ready for that $250 flight of Pappy Van Winkle, we’ve got you covered → Read More

Will Melodrama Sink American Crime Story: The People Vs. O.J. Simpson?

What works on American Horror Story might be too high-minded for its sister series → Read More

Can the New 6th Street Viaduct Help Transform L.A.?

The replacement for an old bridge is carrying more weight than mere traffic → Read More

Bruce Dern on Killing John Wayne and Crossing L.A. on Foot

The star of The Hateful Eight gives us his L.A. Story → Read More

Lisa Edelstein on Cocaine Lines, Riot Bonding, and the Art of Growing Up

The Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce star gives us her L.A. story → Read More

Brie Larson on Ghostly Manses, Impromptu Dances, and Unexpected Awe

Brie Larson The breakout star of Room shares her L.A. story * Queue ’Em Up * Room (In theaters now) Larson spent six months preparing for this somber drama (based on Emma Donoghue’s novel) about a young woman’s survival while being held captive for years in a locked backyard shed. * Trainwreck (2015) Judd Apatow cast Larson as the settled-down sister—and perfect straight woman—to Amy Schumer’s… → Read More

Latino. Pro-Trump. Discuss.

Latino. Pro-Trump. Discuss. Some Latinos don’t denounce The Donald On the final night of the Republican National Convention, Jorge Herrera arrives in blue scrubs at the Elephant Bar in Torrance and orders an ahi salad and a margarita. Donald Trump has already concluded perhaps the darkest presidential acceptance speech in his party’s history—evoking an America bilked by trade deals, overrun by… → Read More

The Tao of Panda Express

The panda express success story—how a single outlet in the Glendale Galleria grew to 1,800 locations worldwide—begins with one secret ingredient: owners who care → Read More

George Takei on How to Live Longer and Prosper

Nearly five decades after he broke out as Sulu, the 77-year-old actor and activist makes a case for the third act → Read More

The Dreamer: How Developer Tom Gilmore’s Wild Idea Launched the Downtown Loft Craze

The trend is giving the area new life. But will he be left behind? → Read More

Committee of One

On a gloomy winter afternoon, Los Angeles’s most powerful civic leader and richest man sprints his way through the Museo Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain, just as the day before he sped through the Museo del Prado in Madrid, hurtling past centuries of Spanish art. Here, deep inside the Guggenheim, the Jasper Johnses, the Andy Warhols, and the Roy Lichtensteins he rushes by don’t claim his attention… → Read More