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February 3, 2012
Slake's New Issue: Read Any Good 'Dirt' Lately?
Joe Donnelly and Laurie Ochoa (above), editors of Slake: Los Angeles -- the beautiful quarterly slab of essays, poetry, photography, fiction and reportage -- were once, respectively, deputy editor and editor-in-chief of this very paper. Now they're celebrating Slake's fourth issue, "Dirt," at the L ... More >>
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February 2, 2012
Read Any Good Dirt Lately?
Joe Donnelly and Laurie Ochoa (above), editors of Slake: Los Angeles -- the beautiful quarterly slab of essays, poetry, photography, fiction and reportage -- were once, respectively, deputy editor and editor-in-chief of this very paper. Now they're celebrating Slake's fourth issue, "Dirt," at the L ... More >>
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August 25, 2011
Sniff This Out, Canned L.A. Times Staffers
Joe Donnelly and Laurie Ochoa (above), editors of Slake: Los Angeles -- the beautiful quarterly slab of essays, poetry, photography, fiction and reportage -- were once, respectively, deputy editor and editor-in-chief of this very paper. Now they're celebrating Slake's fourth issue, "Dirt," at the L ... More >>
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March 3, 2011
Lundi Lit
Joe Donnelly and Laurie Ochoa (above), editors of Slake: Los Angeles -- the beautiful quarterly slab of essays, poetry, photography, fiction and reportage -- were once, respectively, deputy editor and editor-in-chief of this very paper. Now they're celebrating Slake's fourth issue, "Dirt," at the L ... More >>
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October 21, 2010
SLAKE GETS HAMMERED
Joe Donnelly and Laurie Ochoa (above), editors of Slake: Los Angeles -- the beautiful quarterly slab of essays, poetry, photography, fiction and reportage -- were once, respectively, deputy editor and editor-in-chief of this very paper. Now they're celebrating Slake's fourth issue, "Dirt," at the L ... More >>
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July 8, 2010
NO, THERE'S NO KINDLE VERSION
Joe Donnelly and Laurie Ochoa (above), editors of Slake: Los Angeles -- the beautiful quarterly slab of essays, poetry, photography, fiction and reportage -- were once, respectively, deputy editor and editor-in-chief of this very paper. Now they're celebrating Slake's fourth issue, "Dirt," at the L ... More >>
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May 13, 2010
Golden Fridays on KCRW
Zocalo Public SquareEvan Kleiman, Ruth Reichl, Jonathan Gold and Laurie Ochoa at the Skirball in January You won't find KCRW's Good Food host Evan Kleiman and LA Weekly's Pulitzer Prize-winning food writer Jonathan Gold on Saturday mornings when you usually expect them, but you will find them ... More >>
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April 9, 2010
The LAT Food Section of the 70s & 80s: Four Women, A Food Section, A Retrospective
If a bright marketing executive invented something like the L.A. Times food section of the 1970s and 1980s, he or she would be heralded as a genius - a fat bundle of supermarket ads leavened with recipes, interactive features and detailed instructions showing readers how to use the new produc ... More >>
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February 22, 2010
Rob Eshman Gives 10 Reasons Why Saveur is Wrong about L.A.
Saveur MagazineRob Eshman, who writes the food blog Foodaism for the Jewish Journal, does not much like the current issue of Saveur Magazine, which takes as its subject food in the city of Los Angeles. Eshman's post yesterday was titled 10 Reasons Saveur Magazine Is Wrong. According to Eshm ... More >>
Columns
February 11, 2010
The Legacy of Gourmet Magazine: As They Were
Saveur MagazineRob Eshman, who writes the food blog Foodaism for the Jewish Journal, does not much like the current issue of Saveur Magazine, which takes as its subject food in the city of Los Angeles. Eshman's post yesterday was titled 10 Reasons Saveur Magazine Is Wrong. According to Eshm ... More >>
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February 9, 2010
Saveur Magazine, #127: The L.A. Edition
Saveur MagazineSaveur Magazine's new issue, #127, is now online. Thanks for sharing, right? Well, you might want to check this one out, as it's the Los Angeles issue, filled with all manner of glorious food prose for Angelenos. Gael Greene on Pizzeria Mozza. Patric Kuh on the Brown Derby and ... More >>
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January 21, 2010
Tell Me What You Tweet, and I Will Tell You What You Are
Tuesday night, Zócalo hosted a tribute to Gourmet Magazine at the Skirball Center, with Laurie Ochoa, Jonathan Gold and Ruth Reichl in discussion with Evan Kleiman. Bloggers sat braced with their phones, calculating the perfect 140 character report. Their tweets, after the jump. Zocalo
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January 19, 2010
Ruth Reichl Talks Gourmet: A Zocalo 'Celebration'
For all of you who've been crying over your old copies of Gourmet since the magazine folded in October, get an umbrella and get out of the house this evening. Evan Kleiman is moderating a Zócalo-sponsored talk celebrating Gourmet at the Skirball Center tonight at 7:30 p.m. Former Gourmet editor Rut ... More >>
News
July 2, 2009
L.A. Weekly News Editor Responds to L.A. Times Hit Piece
For all of you who've been crying over your old copies of Gourmet since the magazine folded in October, get an umbrella and get out of the house this evening. Evan Kleiman is moderating a Zócalo-sponsored talk celebrating Gourmet at the Skirball Center tonight at 7:30 p.m. Former Gourmet editor Rut ... More >>
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June 26, 2009
AAN Honors: LA Weekly Wins Four AltWeekly Press Awards
LA Weekly led the awards among major circulation weekly newspapers again this year, grabbing four first-place honors from the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies at its 14th annual AltWeekly Awards in Tucson.The four winners were Art Director Darrick Rainey for his haunting design of a cover sto ... More >>
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May 21, 2009
Bad Rap: San Francisco Burritos, and a Man Named Herbie Gonzalez
LA Weekly led the awards among major circulation weekly newspapers again this year, grabbing four first-place honors from the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies at its 14th annual AltWeekly Awards in Tucson.The four winners were Art Director Darrick Rainey for his haunting design of a cover sto ... More >>
LA Life
April 30, 2009
"Our Secret Weapon": R.I.P. Mike Menza, L.A. Weekly Circulation Director
LA Weekly led the awards among major circulation weekly newspapers again this year, grabbing four first-place honors from the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies at its 14th annual AltWeekly Awards in Tucson.The four winners were Art Director Darrick Rainey for his haunting design of a cover sto ... More >>
LA Life
April 23, 2009
LA People 2009: This Is LA
The waitresses and starlets ... the tech wizards and rock stars ... the activists, gang survivors, political warriors and policy wonks ... the scientists, teachers and fabulous nerds ... plus the nightlife shapers, art makers and fashion provocateurs
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April 22, 2009
Mike Menza, L.A. Weekly Circulation Director -- "Our Secret Weapon"
The L.A. Weekly took a blow where it hurts this week with the loss of Mike Menza, the longtime circulation director for this paper and our sister publication, the O.C. Weekly. Mike, who passed away last night after battling cancer, had been at the L.A. Weekly for more than 19 years. He was a sparkpl ... More >>
Blogs
January 9, 2009
Stage Raw: Goodbye Hello, A Memo to the Theater Community
Goodbye Hello, A Memo to the L.A. Theater Community "I say high, you say low "You say why, and I say I don't know "Oh, no "You say goodbye and I say hello . . ." --The Beatles In the program of the off-Broadway production of my play Beachwood Drive last year, I wrote in my bio, somewhat facetio ... More >>
News
December 18, 2008
Through the Past, Weekly
30 years and counting
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December 8, 2008
Over the Weekend: Japanese Masquerade at Rococo Rendezvous, L.A. Weekly 30th Anniversary Party at Grammy Museum, Alexandra Gibson's Erotic Photography at La Luz De Jesus
Every weekend in December is a reason to celebrate. Like a ticking time bomb until New Year's Eve, our Fridays and Saturdays become increasingly packed with holiday parties, special events and general year end jackassery. This weekend was no exception and we found ourselves at a masquerade ball, an ... More >>
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October 11, 2007
Letters: Courting the Reporter
Our readers write
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September 6, 2007
Letters: Sunday, @#$%* Sunday
Our readers write
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August 30, 2007
Letters: Digging the Roots
Our readers write
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July 12, 2007
Letters: Seeking No Shelters
Our readers write back
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April 19, 2007
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First time for a restaurant critic, first for L.A. Weekly
Eat+Drink
April 19, 2007
Jonathan Gold Wins Pulitzer Prize
First time for a restaurant critic, first for L.A. Weekly
News
April 20, 2006
L.A. People 2006
Who we are: An introduction and index of the profiles.
Articles
January 19, 2006
About LA Weekly: Staff
Who we are: An introduction and index of the profiles.
Blogs
October 29, 2005
SABER's Heart of Darkness
He may look friendly, but behind artist SABER's chirpy demeanour lurks a seething heart of darkness. Which sucks for him, but not for us - we loved his eerie nightscapes on display at the L.A. Weekly's new Biennial Art Show in Santa Monica. Here he is in front of one of his works, helpfully hol ... More >>
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December 25, 2003
Where Are They Now?
An ever-evolving list of L.A. Weekly alumni
Supplement
December 11, 2003
Editor's Letter
An ever-evolving list of L.A. Weekly alumni
Supplement
December 11, 2003
Apocalypse Tuesday
Covering the new world disorder
Supplement
December 11, 2003
In the Beginning
An interview with L.A. Weekly founder Jay Levin
News
January 31, 2002
Weekly Publisher Departs
An interview with L.A. Weekly founder Jay Levin

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