Elizabeth McCracken

Writer and speaker Fran Lebowitz on her misinterpreted affection for New York.

LA art picks: Elmer Guevara, who connects his parent’s past trauma to his own L.A.

Films like “Palmer,” released on Apple+ in late January, are redefining how global audiences understand gender constructs in previously unthinkable ways.

Garrett Bradley's documentary “Time,” about one woman’s fight to release her husband from prison, was an award winner at Sundance last year and is considered a top Oscar contender.

A few weeks ago, Los Angeles city and county officials were in the process of ending Project Roomkey, a program that places older and medically vulnerable people experiencing…

Rebecca Sacks discusses her novel, “City of a Thousand Gates,” which explores the Palestinian-Israeli conflict by testing its boundaries.

David Duchovny speaks about his new novel, “Truly Like Lightning,” and its plot that matters.

Writer-director Aaron Sorkin on writing up to the edge of melodrama.

Sutton Hoo, in the English countryside in Suffolk, was the site of one of the most spectacular archaeological finds of the 20th century.