Graphic novelist uncovers the real Miles Davis, not just his greatest hits
NewsMusician and cartoonist Dave Chisholm documents Miles Davis’ turbulent life in the new graphic novel, “Miles Davis and the Search for the Sound.”
Which new holiday films should you see or skip?
NewsCritics review the latest film releases: “Godzilla Minus One,” “Eileen,” “Silent Night,” and “Candy Cane Lane.”
Impress guests by making crêpes, it’s easier than you think
NewsA crêpe is a thin pancake that’s pliable enough to fold or roll around a filling. Jacques Pépin’s method requires no blender and no putting the batter in the fridge to rest.
‘It’s easy to be mean’: Comedian Michelle Buteau on the importance of kindness
NewsMichelle Buteau talks about fighting patriarchal standards of beauty, uplifting audiences at her comedy shows, and navigating others’ opinions around her surrogacy.
Pandemic closure of Beverly Soon Tofu leads to new cookbook
NewsMonica Lee’s restaurant Beverly Soon Tofu is part of LA culinary history. Now she’s published a cookbook called “ Sohn-mat: Recipes and Flavors of Korean Home Cooking .”
Holiday gifts guide: Where to shop, what to buy in LA
NewsTo find unique gifts for loved ones, browse Carla’s Fresh Market, Heath Ceramics, artisan pop-ups at Craft Contemporary and Green and Bisque Clay House, and more.
Will boarding flights be faster with United’s new WILMA method?
NewsUnited Airlines has implemented a new boarding process they’re calling “WILMA” (window, middle, aisle). The company says it’ll reduce bottlenecks.
LA Opera conductor on holding onto her Colombian roots
NewsLina González-Granados is conducting LA Opera’s “El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego.” She reflects on the show’s themes of love and forgiveness, plus her journey to U.S. orchestras.