Posts By L.A. Weekly

Showing 12 of 1960 results
It’s a hot Sunday noon, the Hollywood farmers market is shoulder-to-shoulder, and the swell of the heirloom-tomato-crazed crowd spills over into … not Kitche Read full Post
About the same time Barack Obama did his frosh year at Occidental College, I was an undergrad at UC Santa Barbara, fresh from my largely African-American, Jefferson Read full Post
FOR UCLA, BAD NEWS COMES in lowercase, typo-plagued vulgarity and anonymous communiqués,” like this one recently sent out to dozens of local and national media: o Read full Post
UPDATE: A Lifetime movie featuring LA Weekly reporter Christine Pelisek explores the DNA-based manhunt for the alleged Grim Sleeper. Suspect Lonnie Franklin Jr. Read full Post
LeChein Taylor took out a cell phone and called his brother Bo. Bo Taylor, founder of the gang-prevention, intervention and life-skills program Unity One, didn’t p Read full Post
It's the worst nightmare of both filmmaker and film festival organizer: you're all set to go, you've put your faith in the system, and suddenly…the Read full Post
Long Beach's Crystal Antlers, “more metal than a fucking scrapyard,” have signed to Chicago-based Touch and Go Records. Says the label in a press re Read full Post
When I lived in Manhattan, where public transportation is king and parking is as valuable as gold, friends would sometimes joke that the only reason I bothered to ke Read full Post
Last season, director Marianne Savell staged a King Lear for this company edited so severely, it played as a series of excerpts. Here, with Eugene O'Neill's Read full Post
Making notes in 1949 for a review of Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited, George Orwell wrote that Waugh is about as good a novelist as one can be … while h Read full Post
The mercurial spirit and gnomic intellect of Isaac Bashevis Singer are properly difficult to trap in a bottle, but German director Jan Schütte comes as close as any Read full Post
The doughnuts were first. A dozen of them appeared on Sarah Jo Marks’ dining room table one afternoon. They stared at her. They had eyes. Honey, what did you do Read full Post