With the sheer volume of new television series premiering throughout the year, it is rare that I will review a subsequent season of an existing series but there are exceptions. “Slow Horses” and “Pachinko” are worthy of that attention. In the case of “Slow Horses,”
For the last long weekend of the summer, we’re spotlighting Santa Monica, where Ocean Avenue is booming with new hotels and restaurants that are worth the drive west.
After debuting in Tel Aviv and then New York City, the Nova Exhibit opens on Aug. 17 in Los Angeles, memorializing the victims of the Oct. 7 terror attack in southern Israel.
The second annual Rodeo Drive Celebrates Fashion kicked off this week with a reception at the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel in honor of French contemporary artist Richard Orlinski.
“The Instigators,” co-written by Casey Affleck and Chuck MacLean and directed by Doug Liman, starts promisingly enough because it has a veritable Fort Knox of golden stars with one of the best casts to grace the screen.
In part two of my Summer Television series, I’ve listed some additional suggestions for must-see summer viewing.
The content machine never stops, and this summer is no exception. Get ready for fabulous series premieres with women front and center.
Wellness travel continues on a post-pandemic upswing, and mental well-being is now part of many excursions.
“Janet Planet,” written and directed by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker, rotates around the mother-daughter relationship between Janet and 11-year-old Lacy.
“June Zero,” a surprising, very good film, is rather uncategorizable. Written and directed by Jake Paltrow, and co-written with Tom Shoval, it is a thoughtful, multilayered movie about the myriad actions leading up to and ending with Albert Eichmann’s execution and the disposal of his