The single most influential figure in American comedy, Lorne Michaels, creator of “Saturday Night Live,” is also the most elusive. He seldom sits for interviews...
Your phone might be ushering in the end of civilization as we know it. It’s already driven up societal and mental health ills, including rising rates of depress...
Two pals from Boston who became Hollywood A-listers, that’s Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. They’ve appeared in roughly a dozen films together, though most people o...
There are two LAPDs overseeing the downtown area. One whose motto claims to “protect and serve,” and another which actually does so. Founded by acclaimed perfor...
The legacy of Otis College of Art and Design shines as it looks toward the next 100 years Even in a town rife with prestigious art schools, Otis College of A...
When photographer Helmut Newton’s SUMO dropped 20 years ago it landed the only way a 464-page, 78-pound book could land: with a thud, but that didn’t stop it fr...
From a portfolio of high-concept art spaces to affordable housing, Kulapat Yantrasast of wHY Architects welcomes people into his designs.
In the past five yea...
It sure has taken long enough, but pioneering feminist artist Judy Chicago has finally found her place in the sun. Yes, she made headlines in the early 1980s wi...
Artist Refik Anadol used to wonder if buildings could dream. Now he knows the answer is yes. A dream is the subconscious regurgitation of sensations, memories, ...
Nearly three dozen works by iconic artist Ed Ruscha will hit the auction block at Christie’s on September 27, when bidding opens on the high-profile sale event,...
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