Hear me out — the new The Weeknd movie could actually be good
With his upcoming “Hurry Up Tomorrow” film, the Canadian megastar seeks to break the trend of disastrous artist-directed films.
Entries by Alia Yee Noll
Online intellect is a falsified performance
Contemporary thought on the internet wears a mask of depth but lacks substance.
Sustainability must be key to move-out
Students should think about using eco-friendly solutions while moving out this year.
‘Great Big Beautiful Life’ is comfortable, yet unexpected
Emily Henry hands readers a character study with a side of lighthearted romance.
Meat Love marries endless sides with mouthfuls of meat
Starting at about $27, patrons can enjoy a wide selection of marinated goodies and side appetizers.
Deep dive with student singer-songwriter Michele Lu
“Rhythm and News” assistant editor Alison Mitchell speaks to popular music major and singer-songwriter Michele Lu about her musical inspirations, live performances and more.
Michelle Bitting makes breakage bold
The local poet speaks about her work ahead of the L.A. Times Festival of Books.
Trinity Nguyen brings to life ‘A Bánh Mì for Two’
The author speaks on the development of her debut young adult romance novel.
‘It’s a bookstore in a van down by the river’
Katie Orphan created this bookstore on wheels after a career with other sellers.
Who to watch for at the 2025 Festival of Books
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is featuring a wide variety of performers, authors, poets, activists and more.