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Of Both Shadow And Substance: Gallery 1988 Fetes 'The Twilight Zone'

Nicole CamposCasey Weldon, "Twilight Zone Vs. Twilight" (triptych)​It's timely that, four days shy of national Geek Pride day and two short of the finale of one of the most anticipated genre TV series of the decade, Gallery 1988 would dedicate its latest art-as-pop-homage exhibition to The Twi ... More >>

Greenberg: Los Angeles Plays Itself

Noah Baumbach goes West with his latest self-obsessed, unlikable protagonist

Q&A With Joseph Brooke, the New Director of Spirits at the Edison Cocktail Recipes

Joseph Brooke was just recently named as the new director of spirits at the Edison. A post he takes over from Aidan Demarest who is now doing cocktail consultation with mixologist Marcos Tello at the not-yet-opened First & Hope Supper Club. We spoke to America's Top Bartender about his plans and coc ... More >>

Middle of The Road

Long-delayed Cormac McCarthy adaptation takes the path of least resistance

Q & A With Andy Cook: The Gordon Ramsay at the London West Hollywood Chef Talks About Gordon, LA Weather & The Importance of Chip Butty

Gordon Ramsay may have gotten most of the press at his eponymous restaurant, Gordon Ramsay at the London West Hollywood, both before and after he sold it early this year, but executive chef Andy Cook has been the one behind the stoves every night. We caught up with Cook recently, shortly after he op ... More >>

Election '08: McCain's Neglected Veterans

BY AMY SILVERMAN His fame is based on his POW status, but Senator John McCain’s made a point of voting against fellow veterans. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT IT'S LIKE to be a veteran in John McCain's home state, stop by the Justa Center in downtown Phoenix. On a Thursday morning not long ago, a v ... More >>

Heath Ledger's Final Days Among the Masses

L.A. Art Collective Struggles to Go On After Actor's Death

The Write Stuff

Andy Dick, Sarah Silverman and Write Aid

Film Reviews: Rails & Ties, Jimmy Carter Man From Plains

An Exclusive

Short fiction

Stuck in Xtacumbilxuna’an

War by any Other Name Sounds Just as Sweet

Take that pearl

I Ain't Working Unless I Get Steak 'n' Eggs!

Discovering the Age of Tierney

Freaks and Freaks

Macho Libre

Dreams of corruption in Paco Ignacio Taibo II and Subcomandante Marcos’ joint crime novel, The Uncomfortable Dead

Outkast in Love

Breakup rumors be damned: With a new album and movie, André and Big Boi seem as in tune as ever

Down and Delirious in Mexico City

Summertime, and the Livin' Is Easy

Moguls Will Be Moguls at Camp Allen

Shareholders get burned around the Big Media campfire

Singing to Jesus

Close to the Ground

John Peterson

Wrenda Hasbro’s Sweet Salvation

Examining Farrah

Magenta Gothic

Thoroughly Postmodern Lily

On how to survive bar mitzvah season

Melancholy Baby

The Black Dahlia as cocktail

Couch Hopping in L.A.

Hunters and Gatherers

The young and the bold take over Chinatown’s Chung King Road

Eat, Drink, Die

McDonald’s loves you — the more of you the better

Don’t Get High Without It

The Vaults of Erowid supplies the ultimate trip buddy: information

Church and State

Ring in the old, ring in the new

Re-Germinated

Leapin’ Ladies

Store Front

In the bid to expand its empire into Inglewood, Wal-Mart’s getting black like me

Upscale Activism: Raquel Welch Rallies Beverly Hills Behind the Troops

The Punch Line, Please

Too few laughs in The Hollywood Retorter

Heir of the Dogma

Group 101 goes global

Empire of Doom

How Hollywood’s one-man record label Southern Lord unchained mutant metal

The Cemetery Show: What Lies Beneath

Hungry Heart

Inside Dahmer’s world

OBEY?

In step with Shepard Fairey, the emperor of ubiquity

Poison the Hood

The Last Astronauts

The return of the Butthole Surfers

Perry Farrell's Mystical Musical Tour

The hedonist at 42

Flight Patterns

Walter Kirn’s Up in the Air

The Name Game

Etoy: Art as corporate branding

Ghostsites

Somebody forgot to take out the garbage on the information superhighway

Cold War II

Kosovo’s legacy

Loving William

Talking with James Grauerholz about Mr. Burroughs -- writer, myth, cat lover

Letters

...Your May 15-21 Naked Hollywood article by Charles Fleming ["It's the Jews"] was irresponsible journalism at its worst...