Summer reading
Sticks and Bones: CLAIRE MESSUD on Donald Antrim’s anti-redemptionist memoir.
The L.A. Word: BRENDAN BERNHARD on A.M. Homes away from home.
New fiction from T.C. BOYLE's upcoming book, Talk Talk.
It's a Bad Bad Bad Bad World: NATHAN IHARA on selling tomorrow in The Futurist.
The Spider and the Wasp: MEHAMMED MACK talks with John Updike about his Terrorist.
Timothy Liar: LEWIS MacADAMS on the new Timothy Leary biography.
Graphic Oddballs: DOUG HARVEY on unknown comic visionaries in Art Out of Time.
JIM RULAND on Lost’s classic, Flann O Brien's The Third Policeman.
Hans and Fooligans: BRENDAN BERNHARD on a literary guide to the World Cup.
The Beaver Trap: DAVE SHULMAN on Allan MacDonell’s Prisoner of X, recounting his decades at Hustler.
Sang Yoon's latest is bigger and probably better than the original. But can you get a seat?
Anime on overdrive from the Wachowski brothers
Plus food from former Hollywood Roosevelt chef Michael McDonald ... wined and dined in Hermosa Beach
Anatomy of a false confession
Back in black (and yellow) face
A community thrown into shadow and vistas of the Hollywood sign could be destroyed
Is City Hall corrupt, or just inept?
Opening of West Hollywood's "ridiculously fun" Saturday-night party at the Ultra Suede club
Crowd at Mozza saw the Lakers squad gather in a private dining room to study the Jazz-Rockets game over pizza. Guess who paid?
Laura Branigan, Old Milwaukee and a tough angle on the eight ball: A short story
Don’t ask if 6-year-old Marla Olmstead is a painting wunderkind. Look at the work
Sang Yoon's latest is bigger and probably better than the original. But can you get a seat?
Anime on overdrive from the Wachowski brothers
Plus food from former Hollywood Roosevelt chef Michael McDonald ... wined and dined in Hermosa Beach
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At Merry Karnowsky Gallery
Indie rock in 6/8 time
Kittens, puppies, ducks and all sorts of
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