Here, then, is how you do the work. Instead of blithely turning their logo rainbow-coloured and making vague noises about inclusivity, skin, hair and body care company Aesop are putting… Read more »

Watch out, New York. Los Angeles is once again stepping on your literary dominance. According to the Los Angeles Times’s Michael Schaub, the esteemed literary journal Los Angeles Review of Book and… Read more »

We recently published a slightly dyspeptic, but ultimately admiring post about the independent publishing scene thriving in Los Angeles. Today, we turn our attention to some of the cool indie… Read more »

I’m sorry guys, but this is bullshit. We live in a New York that is falling down around us. The trains don’t work at all, and on a morning they… Read more »

Late last year, we covered something that sucked more than anything had sucked before: New York City’s attempt to catch Amazon’s eye by turning its buildings “Amazon Orange.” This was… Read more »

The Industry, a Los Angeles-based experimental opera company led by Yuval Sharon, will close its latest project, Hopscotch, on November 22nd. Hopscotch follows on the heels of Sharon’s similarly ambitious and similarly… Read more »

When news broke earlier this week that the Los Angeles home where Ray Bradbury lived for fifty years, the dominant reactions were frustration and grief. Responses on Twitter to a… Read more »

Hacking! It’s the word of the moment. It happened to Sony. Australian torso Chris Hemsworth is playing a hacker in a new movie, Blackhat, which comes out this Friday. And yet,… Read more »

Los Angeles is a city of 3,800,000 residents with more than 700,000 permanent residents who are eligible for citizenship. Many of these permanent residents don’t where to begin the process… Read more »

Not every struggling bookstore, unfortunately, can find a savior to bring it back to life like the Kingston Bookery. Today we bring you sadder news, of Williams’ Book Store in… Read more »