Want a film that you can watch over the Thanksgiving holiday? Choose one that chronicles the incredible rise of two of the greatest tennis stars of all time, Venus and Serena Williams.
“King Richard” – playing now in theaters and …
2021: A Summer for Bikes
Traffic in Los Angeles is back… and when moving around in a car, it is easy to feel that the pandemic was a distant, weird dream. I’m on a quest to find ways to hold onto my “pandemic learnings” and …
LACMA is under Construction but there’s Much to See Anyway
David Hockney’s largest canvas, “Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio,” is on display in LACMA’s Broad building, and standing before this iconic symbol of LA made me practically weepy. Although it’s been hanging in the museum for …
6.25.21
A Thrilling Hawk Walk with Adam Baz
Birds of prey have always intrigued me, and as I immersed myself in covid-birdwatching, it was the soaring hawks that made my heart race. So, when I learned about Adam Baz and his business Hawk on Hand Falconry Services, …
Summer Cooking Camp for Kids and Teens: Violet LA
Violet is a new restaurant in Westwood that we love – and especially because owner Dana Slatkin has a cooking school upstairs from the lovely dining room. And this summer, she’s got cooking camp for kids and teens.
4 Weeks,
…5.19.21
Sunday Lunch Drive for Hungry Kids
Making sandwiches for Angelenos who are hungry is a weekly feel-good project.
Amy Sherald: See these six paintings before 6/6
Luminous paintings on display until June 6
Nomadland
One of the best films of 2020 is not always easy to watch but will leave a powerful impression.
3.2.21
Wide Open School
Where to go for learning help, virtual field trips, and life skills during the pandemic.
