Steffen Schmidt

On this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we replay some of our favorite episodes. Local poets share their work and discuss LA's spoken word scene.

Daniel Mendelsohn’s  Ecstasy and Terror: From the Greeks to Game of Thrones  is an uncommon collection of essays that intertwine the personal with the intellectual and critical.

Costume design is an integral part of movies, a visual storytelling tool that the most engaged directors recognize. Arianne Phillips is one of those artists.

Fergus Henderson introduced nose-to-tail eating over two decades ago. We talk with Josh Niland, an Aussie chef who is cooking fin-to-fin, working with every part of the fish.

Miwa Matreyek’s work doesn’t fit neatly into a simple box.

Color takes on several meanings, an artist delves into the melancholy of the female mind, and candles stand in for alt-right manifestoes.

This Tuesday through Thursday, Los Angeles County will conduct its annual “point in time” count of people experiencing homelessness around the region. We get the basics.

"If you raise the bar on what's impeachable, then you end up lowering the bar on what political behavior is acceptable. ...

We speak with a member of the Disney Parks Moms Panel, which is made up of 14 men and women who help people plan their Disney vacations.