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One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2012 issue. Check out our entire People 2012 issue here. When he was named dean of religious li Read full Post
Maybe Sarah Tressler was listening when we told her to come back to L.A. — a stripping journalist would fit right in at the alt-lifestyle rag called LA Weekly. Read full Post
“Consumers said that's more than just interesting, it's like 'where have you been my whole life,'” Taco Bell's chief marketing and in Read full Post
“I wanted it to be like a firework show,” Sam McPheeters says about the crescendo of energy and tension in his debut novel, The Loom of Ruin. “It Read full Post
[Editor's note: Weekly scribe Jeff Weiss's column, “Bizarre Ride,” appears on West Coast Sound every Wednesday. His archives are available here.] Read full Post
We kind of like that the Southern California teacher reported to have moonlighted in porn, widely named as Stacie Halas, opened a Twitter account to defend herself. Read full Post
The news last week that Reprise Theatre Company is suspending operations brought into stark focus the economics of a midsize theater attempting to concentrate on lea Read full Post
It's hard to flip through Made in Sicily without thinking of it as an island-specific version of Bocca, one of our favorite books last year. And not simply due Read full Post
Medical texts describe human males as having an X and a Y sex chromosome. Females have two Xs. Hanne Blank's partner has two Xs and a Y. Discovering that her pa Read full Post
Seven years ago, artist Nuttaphol Ma spent three hours staring at a painting he hated. He was working at the Santa Monica Museum of Art and was assigned to stand gu Read full Post
And then there was agony. Jimmy Luong, a 30-year-old from Monterey Park, was somewhat of an Ecstasy kingpin in these parts, responsible for the distribution of at le Read full Post
Some Homer Simpson of the Matrix has decided to break down the particulars of various major social media outlets using the round, yellow cartoon patriarch's favo Read full Post