PROFILE
FROM Nathan Masters
Lost LA with Nathan Masters A common misconception about Los Angeles is that it has no history. That and Los Angeles is always sunny, everyone who lives here is an actor, and everyone is obsessed with the beach. But the city does have a rich history – like the fact that there used to be a vast, hilly terrain in downtown Los Angeles. We’re joined by Nathan Masters, the host of a new three-part series called Lost LA , which chronicles this infamous history. The series premieres tonight and airs for the next two Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m.
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