Collegiate environs have long been fertile ground for stories of queasy striving and paper-cutthroat behavior. I Am Charlotte Simmons. The Secret History. Lucky Jim. But as times change, so do...
The world’s largest sports pirating site, Streameast, is no more. The illegal streaming giant was terminated in Egypt after a sting operation, according to the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment,...
Summary Book launch and talk with Ai Weiwei at Strand Bookstore this Sept 5 ‘Ai Weiwei Handbook’ published by No More Rulers, highlights art and activism The Strand Book Store...
“The Paper,” premiering Thursday on Peacock, is a belated spinoff of “The Office,” much as Peacock is a sort of spinoff of NBC, where the former show aired on Thursdays...
Roxane Gay is a risk-taker. The author and cultural critic is unafraid to label herself a “bad feminist” — the title of her 2014 essay collection — or admit on...
“I ask myself every day how different it would be if my mom was alive,” Debbie Gibson says. The singer-songwriter is contemplative and clear-voiced, which is unsurprising for a woman...
Hardcover fiction 1. Katabasis by R. F. Kuang (Harper Voyager: $35) The deluxe limited edition of a dark academia fantasy about two rival graduate students’ descent into hell. 2. Atmosphere...
Late night has a new tone in 2025, and Greg Gutfeld is the one setting it, one unpredictable quip at a time. Rewriting the rules and bringing his signature acerbic...
When Kyle Wilkerson was gutting the interior of the new Sid the Cat Auditorium in South Pasadena, he found reminders of the woman who first made it beautiful a hundred...
Oasis is back. The Manchester-born Britpop group last touched down in Los Angeles in 2008, when the venue they performed at as part of their Dig Out Your Soul tour...
