Los Angeles Culture

COVID-19 Self-Quarantine Day 1: What’s That Tickle in My Throat?

Two days ago, I felt a tickle in my throat. The kind of vague, scratchy feeling where you think a

Run, grunion, run! This week kicks off the annual unpredictable and wholly remarkable ritual of the Grunion Run. And if

What begins as a blue-collar marriage story morphs into sci-fi horror in Where the Others Are, the latest immersive show

Do you love a Canter’s Brooklyn Ave? Then check out the Skirball Cultural Center’s next exhibit. “I’ll Have What She’s

On the corner of 5th Street and Colyton in the Arts District, a group of mad scientists offer weekend tours

The Nest is, hands down, one of Los Angeles’s best immersive experiences. It’s kind of like a narrative escape room,

Frankenstein, the classic novel by Mary Shelley, gets a modern facelift in the latest show commissioned by The Wallis Annenberg

Picture 56,000 screaming fans. A sea of blue and white. You smell the beer. You taste the peanuts. You hear

As you enter the bright white half dome stark black lines surround you, blending together into a surreal vision of

Handprints on a sidewalk. Chalk art on a bridge. Murals on the concrete channel of the Los Angeles River. The