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Jessica Roy

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Jessica Roy works on the audience engagement team at the Los Angeles Times. She covers pop culture, politics and technology.

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Must Reads: How millennials replaced religion with astrology and crystals

Must Reads: How millennials replaced religion with astrology and crystals

I love myself. I am beautiful. It was an unseasonably chilly night for June in Los Angeles.
For ‘Big Little Lies’ fans, the houses are as much of a draw as the drama

For ‘Big Little Lies’ fans, the houses are as much of a draw as the drama

It’s been two long years since the first season of “Big Little Lies” graced the screen.
Entertainment & Arts

Here’s the new map of Disneyland with Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

Entertainment & Arts

Here’s the new map of Disneyland with Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

There’s a whole new world at Disneyland.
Books

Moby cancels book tour amid Natalie Portman backlash

Books

Moby cancels book tour amid Natalie Portman backlash

Bad news, Moby fans: The book tour is off.
Women want the office to be warmer. Science now backs them up

Women want the office to be warmer. Science now backs them up

What’s the perfect office temperature? Everyone you ask will have a different answer.
Books

Natalie Portman denies she dated ‘creepy’ Moby; he begs to differ

Books

Natalie Portman denies she dated ‘creepy’ Moby; he begs to differ

Just 30 pages into his new memoir, “Then It Fell Apart,” musician Moby details meeting actress Natalie Portman in 1999 in Austin, Texas.
Infertility is hard to talk about. How the internet makes it harder — and easier

Infertility is hard to talk about. How the internet makes it harder — and easier

Mother’s Day is coming up.
What’s your nightmare first date story?

What’s your nightmare first date story?

Not every first date goes according to plan.
California

Times Book Prize winners cover addiction, the border, diversity and more

California

Times Book Prize winners cover addiction, the border, diversity and more

Some of the most provocative topics in American political discourse — from the opioid crisis to racial identity to the country’s southern border — were at the heart of the books celebrated Friday night during the 39th annual Los Angeles Times Book Prizes.
California

A lingering question in the college admissions scandal: Why?

California

A lingering question in the college admissions scandal: Why?

A college admissions scandal caught actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, a fashion designer, lawyers, CEOs and other wealthy families in an elaborate scheme to pay top dollar to ensure their kids got into elite universities.

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