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Darth Vader, Bane, Lucha Libre wrestlers — and a healthy dose of humor — might get more guys to cover up.
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I wanted badly to marry and settle down, but it never seemed to work out. Then someone suggested that a young widow might be a perfect match for me.
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The 4th of July will look different this year in Southern California. Here’s a list of events that are still on.
What is it like to get a health exam during the COVID-19 pandemic? It is different, but safe and vitally needed, given how many people are avoiding preventative care out of coronavirus fears.
The fashion industry kept Kristen Turner feeling alienated and overlooked. She decided to do something about it. Her new magazine, Mae Jones, also has a hashtag challenge for fashion brands called #NotJustInFebruary.
Juneteenth — a holiday celebrating the emancipation of all American slaves on June 19, 1865 — isn’t well known outside the Black community, but historian and UCLA professor Brenda Stevenson says it’s a timely reminder of how much we still need to do as a nation to root out racism.
In heartbreaking and astonishing detail, comedian and writer Laurie Kilmartin used Twitter to detail the final hours of her mother’s life Thursday morning to her 85,000-plus followers. Thousands of people responded with messages of support and sympathy as they accompanied her journey through the loss.
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We made plans for a second date in mid-March. I was unsure about disobeying the looming coronavirus guidelines. But I couldn’t help but wonder: Could I find love before a statewide shutdown?
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We had been together for more than eight years and always talked about getting married “someday.” Then, coronavirus hit.
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Instead, trying to remain positive about the coronavirus isolation, I created a quarantine bucket list. One item on it was to try online dating again and make more of an effort. I would try to make a real connection.
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When you’re taking photos, write down as much caption information as you can. Organize your photos by year and location, and store them someplace besides your phone.
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It takes a lot of work to have fun, but as we wait out coronavirus, you can focus on the picture, big and small, and discover how much more easily travel can go.
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Master some of the language of the place you’re going. Learn about its cuisine and its preparation. There are so many ways to deepen and enrich your trip.
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Coronavirus has us all stuck indoors. Solution? It’s time to make your home a cozy sanctuary. Here are 10 ways to do just that.
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Looking for something to do? In the coronavirus era, your inner fashionista can still shop favorite stores, explore brands and learn new skills.
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Gardeners, take a deep breath. We’ve made a list of 10 garden tasks that can help save your sanity now and make the coming months much more pleasant.
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In heartbreaking and astonishing detail, comedian and writer Laurie Kilmartin used Twitter to detail the final hours of her mother’s life Thursday morning to her 85,000-plus followers. Thousands of people responded with messages of support and sympathy as they accompanied her journey through the loss.
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Darth Vader, Bane, Lucha Libre wrestlers — and a healthy dose of humor — might get more guys to cover up.
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The 4th of July will look different this year in Southern California. Here’s a list of events that are still on.
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A review of the gross but effective Baby Foot exfoliating foot peel.
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Bored at home during the pandemic, the country’s wealthy have been on the hunt for new jewelry to bring them some cheer.
Andi Xoch, creator of @LatinxWithPlants hosts plant pop-ups on the weekends outside her home in Boyle Heights
As plant stores begin to reopen in Los Angeles, we share a few of our favorites.
Black Raven ZZ plants for Aquarius. Fiddle-leaf figs for Taurus. How to pair houseplants with your sun sign.
Many of us grieving about the state of the world — illness, injustice, inequities — are turning to our victory gardens, or the potted tomatoes and basil on our balconies or patios, for the tiny moments of respite they provide.
Jimmy Williams and his son Logan are black owners of a popular Silver Lake nursery that sells organic vegetable plants and builds gardens for the rich and famous, but that didn’t stop the police from pulling them over in their work van one day, saying, ‘We’ve had several robberies in the area.’
As coronavirus restrictions lift, firms are getting back to business and hoping for your support. Here’s a list.
After a hiatus due to the coronavirus outbreak, Garden Calendar is back with a few real-time (and virtual) plant-oriented events in Southern California.
This has been a banner spring for plant sales in Southern California, but no one is celebrating. They’re too busy trying to keep up with demand from coronavirus gardeners.
Here are 10 things to get your plants and garden summer-ready.
Freelance writer Kevin Smothers tried to reach another human in Sacramento about his unemployment claim. Would he ever get someone on the phone?
As we start to reopen the economy, many Angelenos and others are wondering what hand-holding, hugging and kissing might look like in the weeks and months to come.
In an Instagram post last week, Gotch said she was taking a leave of absence. She resigned from her role at Ban.do on Tuesday, according to an email from the L.A. lifestyle brand.
More than 110 merchants — including Apple, Macy’s and Nordstrom — are reopening. Customers will be required to wear face coverings and maintain social distancing.
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Oscars 2020: Best and worst dressed
The best and worst looks from the Oscars 2020 red carpet
A look inside and out of the 2020 Lamborghini Urus and the 2020 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge ultra-luxury SUVs.
2020 Grammys: fashion hits and misses
Lil Nas X, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish and more fashion looks on the Grammy Awards red carpet.
SAG Awards 2020: Fashion hits and misses
The standout looks from the SAG Awards
Golden Globes 2020 red carpet hits and misses
The standout looks from the Golden Globes
Photos: Home for the holidays with Leslie Saeta of My 100 Year Old Home
Leslie Saeta of My 100 Year Old Home
Photos: Standout style at the 2019 LACMA Art + Film Gala
Some of the eye-catching style (Gucci and otherwise) from the 2019 LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles.
Photos: Sunday Dinner for 30+ in Silver Lake
Every Sunday, more than 30 people gather at Resa and Diego Caivanos’ Silver Lake home for Sunday dinner.
John, Lautner, R.M. Schindler and the Brady Bunch House -- Four Hours in Studio City
A self-driven architecture tour featuring works by John Lautner, R.M. Schindler and the Brady Bunch House.
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Welcome to The Wild, the newsletter that helps Southern Californians find the best places to hike, bike and run, as well as perfect silent spots for meditation and yoga.
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The may be the Summer of Camping, but new rules remind us that it’s not immune to the pandemic.
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Yes, coronavirus guidelines from federal and local public health officials still apply in the outdoors. But not everyone gets that.
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This guide to kosher salt, sea salt and table salt describes their differences and the best ways to cook with them.
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From knives and spoons to the right cutting boards and bowls, this is a list of kitchen equipment that’s necessary to cook efficiently in the kitchen.
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This simple energy bar recipe combines nourishing nuts, oats and dried fruit with chocolate and peanut butter. They pack and keep well to help sustain protesters.
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Paris landmarks to reopen but with limited capacity and social distancing rules.
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Thermal cameras are the latest technology being tested to battle COVID-19 at Los Angeles International Airport.
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The cruise ship pause that started in March has been extended because of coronavirus safety concerns.
