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Presented by Amazon Studios, the conversations between actors, actresses and directors from this year’s acclaimed films are available on latimes.com and Spectrum News 1.
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Erin B. Logan and Sports Culture Critic Tyler R. Tynes were named in Forbes’ 2023 list of 30 Under 30 in Media.
Two stories about the attack on U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, and a report on Bruce Willis’ diagnosis with a cognitive disorder ranked among this year’s 100 most engaging stories, according to the publishing data and analytics company Chartbeat.
Los Angeles Times Congressional Reporter Nolan D. McCaskill has been named the inaugural Young Journalist of Excellence in the WABJ Special Honors Awards program.
The Times’ comprehensive awards season coverage includes the Emmy-award winning Envelope Roundtable series, presented by Amazon Music. The Dec. 19 Grammy edition will feature nominees Babyface, Muni Long, Kim Petras, Nija Charles and Blake Slatkin.
Image is excited to announce that Keyla Marquez is joining the magazine as fashion director at large.
Among the honorees, Times Staff Writer Meg James was named Print Journalist of the Year and Photographer Jay L. Clendenin won Photojournalist of the Year.
The screening event will feature five films from The Times Short Docs 2022 slate followed by a live discussion with filmmakers
Los Angeles Times Restaurant Critic Bill Addison has earned an award for food writing in the International Assn. of Culinary Professionals 2022 awards program.
The author and documentarian has carved out a niche around the intersection of tech, labor and the environment.
The SoCal native, most recently an editor at Thrillist, will be leading efforts to expand the section’s guides and maps.
She brings her experience with illustration and design to the newsroom’s most ambitious digital projects.
The California native will explore the challenges, and occasional thrills, of aging as the state’s population of those 65 and older continues to grow.
Ryan Faughnder promoted to senior editor, Sarah Parvini to cover video games for Times’ Company Town
Faughnder most recently was a reporter on the team; Parvini moves from Metro, where she covered California’s diverse communities
She most recently worked on the national politics team, helping to oversee coverage of the 2022 midterm elections.
In addition to continuing to launch newsletters and advise on strategy, she will be the lead editor for Essential California.
Most recently a reporter for KPCC/LAist, he plans to infuse more voice and features into the newsroom’s flagship newsletter.
He comes to the newsroom from ProPublica and, in his new role, will work to improve newsletters’ reach, create new forms of innovative storytelling and foster relationships with subscribers.
She comes to the newsroom from Variety, where she has been one of the key architects of that site’s dramatic audience growth.
The following announcement was sent on behalf of Deputy Managing Editor Hector Becerra: I am delighted to announce two key leadership positions in our Sacramento bureau: Laurel Rosenhall has been named Sacramento bureau chief, and Phil Willon has been named assistant editor.
George LeVines most recently worked as the data journalist for the California Newsroom, a collaboration of local radio stations, CalMatters and NPR.
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