Posts By L.A. Weekly

Showing 12 of 643 results
Steve Lambert builds ideas. For instance, in the hand-built, retro signage he created for his second solo L.A. show, “It's Time to Fight and It's Time Read full Post
See more of Anne Fishbein's photography from Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong. It's around dusk inside Chapman Plaza, a small, cobblestone-lined courtyard hidden from Read full Post
When you consider the scoundrels the FBI chases down every year — terrorists and serial killers and badass drug kingpins — David Rigmaiden has to be one of the d Read full Post
Around the corner from the Beverly Hills Courthouse, next to a row of cypress trees, European tourists stand waiting to board a double-decker bus. Many hope to see a Read full Post
On her first trip inside the slaughterhouse in 2008, photographer Alexandra Gibson had to leave immediately. She sat outside under the Oaxacan sun, unable to bring h Read full Post
On paper, meringues look like the easiest thing to create, basically just egg whites and sugar. But looks can be deceptive. While the goal is a melt-in-your-mouth cr Read full Post
More stories from our 2012 Fashion Issue on dressing ethically: *West Hollywood's New Fur Ban *Does L.A. Still Have Sweatshops? *Yael Aflalo's Reformation Ma Read full Post
Most cocktail jazz gigs are not particularly rewarding on an artistic level, but they aren't supposed to be. They pay well but they usually go on for too long an Read full Post
Fiverr artist Professor Hans Von Puppet created this video above, to introduce this article. Can you dance a jig in spandex while playing the accordion, craft wor Read full Post
U.K.-based performance artist Millie Brown is perhaps best known for drinking colored milk and vomiting it on canvas. In some cases that canvas is Lady Gaga, as Bro Read full Post
Located in Southern China, Guilin is a city known for picturesque scenery and sprawling rural landscapes. Because of its convenient location next to the Li River, t Read full Post
For five sunny days in May, in a blue garage 10 houses down from a popular preschool on Pico Rivera's clean, middle-class Clarinda Avenue, police say, unspeakabl Read full Post