D.J. Waldie

Art+Books
May 30, 2013
Is Our Discussion of L.A. Architecture Too Focused on Cars?
News
February 28, 2013
Who Will Buy the Los Angeles Times?
Why do so many rich men want to buy it? And how did it get to this point anyway?
Film+TV
August 19, 2010
Get Out of the Car: Dystopia by the Dashboard Light
Thom Andersen's 34-minute sketch of L.A.
Eat+Drink
December 10, 2009
EL PARIAN WILL GET YOUR GOAT
A kid-friendly restaurant that brings Guadalajara home.
News
May 3, 2007
East Versus West
Fifteen years later, L.A. is still divided between served and servers
News
November 30, 2006
Crosstown Rivals
When USC and UCLA put on their academic game faces, nothing less than the future of the city is at stake
News
November 9, 2006
The Lost Streams of Los Angeles
Uncovering our wet and wild past. Is it safe, or even possible, to let the water flow again?
News
September 7, 2006
Y'all Don't Come Back
Country music, aerospace manufacturing and the white working class leave town
News
September 22, 2005
I�ve Got You Under My Skin
Remembering the stinging lungs of an L.A. boyhood
News
January 27, 2005
Hollywood Satiricon
Bruce Wagner infects his novels with madness, celebrity, name-dropping, drugs and sex. And that's just the realism.
News
August 21, 2003
No Way To Govern These People
The demands of leading California
News
June 27, 2002
Letters
LA Life
June 6, 2002
A Necessary City
Why we shouldn�t break up L.A.
LA Life
June 6, 2002
City Without a Story
Quick, Now: What's L.A.'s Story?
News
January 17, 2002
A Scary Abundance of Water
Part 2
Art+Books
November 22, 2001
Reading in Wartime: A Post 9/11 Response
Art+Books
June 15, 2000
Life Force
Gerald Locklin on poetry, children and immortality
Art+Books
November 18, 1999
Rear Window
The life and tchotchkes of Lemoine Redmond