Though it can be hard to find joy in our challenging world right now, art and creativity provide both refuge and escape. Music, film and books that explore crea...
L.A. Weekly’s (Streaming) Movie Guide is your look at the hottest films coming to your TV sets and electronic devices — from indie art house gems to popcorn-per...
Broke, the new comedy, which debuted last night on CBS with record-breaking ratings (7.14 million viewers) boasts a title and themes concerning something we are...
March was Women’s History Month, and though it was ultimately overshadowed by the pandemic, at the start of the month (International Women’s Day was March 8), i...
To mask or not to mask? That is the question right now. The medical community and the CDC had been saying they were pointless to protect ourselves against catch...
We all know cabin fever is better than COVID-19 fever, especially with so many options on our TVs and computers to keep us entertained. But how do we know what ...
From his breakout role in the compelling divorce drama The Squid and the Whale to his charismatic turn as an enterprising illusionist in Now You See Me to his A...
She’s one of the most recognized names in photography, having shot unforgettable images of musicians and fashion figures, but Autumn de Wilde became a photograp...
We met Aja De Coudreaux covering L.A. nightlife about a decade or so ago. Originally from Northern California, she lived here for several years and was heavily ...
As more and more places of business close or become ghost town-like due to coronavirus and the subsequent warnings to stay home, L.A. supermarkets are the excep...
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