WARSAW — Polish presidential favorite Rafał Trzaskowski’s hopes for a televised one-on-one with his main rival in the pivotal election race descended into chaos Friday night, marking a rare misstep...
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Among the books I have returned to again and again throughout my life, seeking solace, wisdom, joy or self-understanding, Homer’s “Iliad” ranks very high. As with all enduring works of...
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Want to learn more about California native plants? Take a deep dive with experts from the Theodore Payne Foundation and California Native Plant Society April 26-27 at the L.A. Times...
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WASHINGTON — Gone is “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,” Maya Angelou’s transformative best-selling 1970 memoir chronicling her struggles with racism and trauma. Two copies of “Mein Kampf” by...
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ONTARIO, Calif. (AP) — After a long day of rehearsing for her upcoming world tour, Katy Perry decided to peruse a few books to help her unwind before bed. “I...
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In his new biography of Robert Crumb, Dan Nadel writes that his subject agreed to participate in the project under one condition: “that I be honest about his faults, look...
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A few years ago, I reached the tabs limit on my iPhone’s web browser; apparently, you can keep only up to 500 windows open in Safari. Rather than close them...
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Harry Bosch might be retired, but his gut never takes a day off. While DA Honey Chandler is getting shit from the LAPD top brass for not filing immediate murder...
Read moreA few years ago, I reached the tabs limit on my iPhone’s web browser; apparently, you can keep only up to 500 windows open in Safari. Rather than close them...
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I knew something was off even before I opened my eyes. It was April 26, 1996—a Friday—around 4 in the morning, and my sheets were damp. It took me a moment to...
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