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From socks and super-chill bucket hats to inflatable paddleboards and brewery-fresh beer, we’ve got you covered for Father’s Day gifts. Even better? If you hurry, you can still get them by June 20.
Pride Month is being celebrated in L.A. and around the world.
For June and beyond, visit L.A.'s LGBTQ and ally businesses that have weathered the COVID-19 pandemic.
To commemorate the Lakers and Dodgers winning titles in 2020, Los Angeles streetwear brand Born X Raised releases its City of Champs collection.
From protests and parades to the homes of early gay rights activists, the Southland has played a key role.
June is Pride Month. Celebrate and learn about LGBTQ organizations and creatives through our list.
It’s worth noting that today’s legal weed scene wouldn’t exist without the efforts of LGBTQ activists.
In honor of LGBTQ relationships in Los Angeles, here’s a roundup of our favorite L.A. Affairs columns.
For the origin story ‘Cruella,’ director Craig Gillespie and costume designer Jenny Beavan drew inspiration from iconoclast designers and punk rock.
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L.A. history: Why are so many doughnut boxes pink?
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Aimee Song shares her essential L.A. fashion trends, outfits
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Dr. Woo, tattoo artist to Drake, pivots to skin care
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A fun list of the best things to do in L.A. in May, June and July.
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Clothing, accessories, and jewelry for a perfect L.A. summer
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Tattoo artist Robert Pho made his first tattoo while in prison. The act alone changed his future, bringing him fame and fortune.
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Ultrasuede shirtdresses and caftans galore: We dig into the story behind the clothes that made the mononymous designer a household name.
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Solace’s founder, Natalia Mantini, wants to uplift the mental health and wellness of marginalized communities.
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Paul Van Doren co-founded the company; the Beatles and Frida Kahlo kept us coming back for more.
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Steelo Sports is the first Black-owned company to supply gloves to contemporary major league players. It hopes to grow the game with Black and younger fans.
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A focus on custom kicks and an early embrace by SoCal skaters helped him build a multi-billion-dollar brand.
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From cactus kicks and mushroom bags to potato-peel buttons, foodstuffs go fashion-forward in shoes, bags and other goods.
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Style standouts include Regina King in Louis Vuitton, Carey Mulligan in Valentino and Leslie Odom Jr. in Brioni.
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The 93rd Academy Awards red-carpet fashion is on view at Union Station in Los Angeles, where the Oscars 2021 arrivals are happening.
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Israeli designer Alber Elbaz, best known for being at the helm of the French fashion house Lanvin for 14 years, has died at age 59.
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California moves to rescind dozens of emergency COVID-19 actions as reopening nears
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India’s economy was on the cusp of recovery from the first pandemic shock when a new wave of infections swept the country.
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All told, 30 Californians will win $50,000 apiece as part of the state’s “Vax for the Win” program. The drawings will culminate Tuesday with the selection of 10 grand-prize winners, each of whom will take home $1.5 million.
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Cases of RSV, a respiratory virus, fell amid pandemic shutdowns last year. Now it’s reemerging in the South, and children may be more vulnerable.
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Coronavirus and COVID-19 pandemic and health news.
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As a political reporter, I have seen four Republican revolutions — Ronald Reagan’s, Newt Gingrich’s, the Tea Party’s and Donald Trump’s — each of which took the party farther right.
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Trevor Bauer struggled in the Dodgers’ 12-1 loss to the Texas Rangers, capping a day of difficult news that included Max Muncy going on the 10-day IL.
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COVID-19 news is good in California now, but as the state opens up, I fear for the unvaccinated holdouts.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes explain the reasons behind the musical’s biggest tweaks from the stage to the screen.
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It’s time for our weekly handicapping lesson from Rob Henie of the WCHR and the ECHR.
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Michele Harper brings her memoir, “The Beauty in Breaking,” to the L.A. Times Book Club.
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