L.A. Influential
Michael Weinstein runs the largest AIDS charity in the world. But now he’s shaking up another critical aspect of Los Angeles life: housing.
June 30, 2024
Michael Schneider was the force behind a ballot measure that aims to level the paved playing field somewhat for cyclists riding on the streets in a car-loving city.
Movies
The fourth film in the franchise sticks to the formula and the strengths of its star, a game Eddie Murphy, but lacks comic spark or a reason for being.
July 2, 2024
Hollywood Inc.
Voice of legendary play-by-play announcer, re-created using artificial intelligence, will provide daily Olympic updates for NBCUniversal’s Peacock.
June 26, 2024
Dodgers
The Dodgers have become adept at unlocking the potential of relievers cast off by other teams, with Yohan Ramírez, Anthony Banda and Michael Petersen being the latest examples.
June 28, 2024
Julie Uhrman, the founder of Angel City F.C. shares insights into her amazing rise to owning a professional sports franchise in this edition of L.A. Times’ B2B Publishing “Innovators Unplugged.”
June 27, 2024
Michael Flood, the head of the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, helps feed L.A. County’s one in five residents who face food insecurity.
June 23, 2024
LACMA Director Michael Govan’s $750-million museum building is one of the highest-profile such projects globally and has been a lightning rod for controversy.
Letters to the Editor
A letter writer’s plea for civility in the debate over returning shopping carts draws appreciation from a fellow Times reader.
Music
After meeting at a party, singer Michael McDonald and actor Paul Reiser teamed up to write McDonald’s memoir, “What a Fool Believes.”
May 28, 2024