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Karamo Brown’s Guide to Los Angeles
Queer Eye's culture expert coaches Trump supporters in Netflix's inclusive rebootAs the first American television program to feature an entirely openly gay cast, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy broke many societal barriers, one sass-laced makeover at a time. However, while watching the mostly white cast coax straight men toward metrosexuality may have been radical for 2003, the show was ... More -
Political Art for President’s Day Weekend
Not here for President's Day? These three new art shows will feed your anti-establishment spiritIn today’s climate, "President’s Day" feels more like a reminder of the current administration’s untold calamities than a case for proud remembrance. And what better way to fill the void left by our dashed “Oprah 2020” dreams than to engage with art? After all, it was art – namely the ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Art Los Angeles Contemporary
L.A.’s sharpest art fair, behind the juice bar, just past the skate parkWith over 60 exhibitors, many from just down the freeway, Art Los Angeles Contemporary makes an earnest case for L.A. as an art market destination. On Thursday night, visitors to the VIP preview of the fair’s ninth edition included Search Party’s Alia Shawkat, Girls’ Christopher Abbott, John C. Reilly, Tatum O'Neal, ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Art Los Angeles Contemporary
L.A.’s sharpest art fair, behind the juice bar, just past the skate park -
This L.A. Art Show Challenges Gender
"Engender" attracted progressive art patrons, including Rose McGowan -
Behind the Exhibit: Signs of Life
A retro vinyl art installation in L.A. inspired by the culture of rock n’ roll and SoCal lifestyleThe visual culture of rock and roll, the quintessential SoCal lifestyle and the iconic '60s music scene was artistically cultivated by various influencers. One in particular is John Van Hamersveld, the influential artist who created the legendary concert poster of Jimi Hendrix at L.A.’s Shrine Auditorium, the surf movie poster ... More -
Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi’s Guide to Los Angeles
The stars of TV Land’s new late-night news program, Throwing Shade, on political correctness and where to find them when they’re not cracking jokesIn an era where journalists are public enemy number one, audiences—at least the more intelligent ones—look to their newscasters to stand their ground. In fact, if the popularity of such late-night news programs such as The Daily Show with Trevor Noah and Full Frontal with Samantha Bee is any indication, ... More -
Food Pairings for Iconic Movies
L.A.'s Street Food Cinema co-founder on which snacks go with your favorite flicksInspired by the boom in food-truck culture and their own love of movies, Heather Hope-Allison and her husband Steve decided to merge the two and Street Food Cinema was born. The Los Angeles-based festival is reinventing the movie-viewing experience by bringing together popular films, up-and-coming musical ... More -
Movie Magic
A new exhibition is putting some of the world’s most iconic film costumes on displayThe world’s most iconic costumes from the Golden Age of cinema to the present day will have their final showing in the groundbreaking multimedia exhibition Hollywood Costume, beginning in early October. The exhibition, organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and sponsored by Swarovski, explores the central role of ... More -
The L.A. Art Parties: Oscar’s Opening Act
The stars represented this week at the pre-Academy Awards art shows. We round up the highlightsThis Sunday, the streets of Los Angeles will be empty while everyone tunes in to Hollywood’s most glamorous denouement, the Academy Awards. Yet one cannot negate the week leading up to the big event, not just for the studio set, but for the L.A. art scene. Gallery openings and benefits ... More
