Fairfax Avenue's culture has transformed from a Jewish enclave to a hypebeast's dream, and maybe that's okay.
L.A.’s Great Brotherhood of Taco Eaters: A Jonathan Gold Collage Poem
Carolina A. Miranda, Jonathan Gold’s colleague at the LA Times, eulogized him by making a kind of collage poem with sentences …
On Holy Ghost: An Interview with David Brazil
Yosefa Raz interviews David Brazil about his poetry collection "Holy Ghost."
What Jonathan Gold Understood About Korea
Colin Marshall on Jonathan Gold's appreciation for Korean food and Los Angeles's Koreatown.
It is Pleasant to Know Things: In Memory of Jonathan Gold
Laurie Winer remembers long lunches with Jonathan Gold.
Twentynine Palms: A Photoessay and Conversation Between Deanne Stillman and Cat Gwynn
Deanne Stillman and Cat Gwynn discuss the town of Twentynine Palms, and Stillman's book about the two young women who were killed there 27 years ago today.
The Rock on Top: From King Kong to Dwayne Johnson’s Skyscraper
Alix Beeston discusses Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's acting career and the symbology of his body and public persona.
How We Might Repeat the Unrepeatable: Talking to Alexander Nehamas
Andy Fitch talks to philosopher and professor Alexander Nehamas.
Towards Iridescence: Brian Dillon’s Essayism
Sophie Dess reviews Brian Dillon's essay collection "Essayism: On Form, Feeling, and Nonfiction."
Remembering Glen Roven (1958-2018)
Tom Lutz and Laurie Winer remember their friend, composer, conductor, and music producer, Glen Roven.