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Zion National Park: A Tale That’s All About the Trails

I have always wanted to explore Southwest Utah and Arizona’s National Parks but never had the chance. Living in LA,…

7 years ago

The Hills Are Alive with the Sounds of Salzburg

From the story of Maria von Trapp to the work of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the many-faceted charms of this Austrian…

7 years ago

Luxembourg: Sometimes Wishes Come True

Ask any of your friends where Luxembourg is on the map and chances are they'd probably ask, "What's Luxembourg? Where…

7 years ago

There Are No Small Parts, No Small Actors in “Colossal”

Some indie films rely on big ideas, and the one behind this film is as big as its title might…

7 years ago

Taste without Waste at New LA Hot Spot Norah

A beloved watering hole gets a gourmet makeover. When O-Bar closed, WeHo mourned the passing of that cherished watering hole…

7 years ago

The Los Angeles Zoo: Where the Wild Things Are

I am dating myself here ... but have you ever seen the opening of the classic sitcom Three's Company with…

7 years ago

John O’Hurley Is the Genuine Article at Café Carlyle

I took in a show that has me wondering whether imitation is in fact the most sincere form of flattery.…

7 years ago

LA’s Subway Offers Beauty in the Belly of the Beast

A few years back, a client asked me to photograph the Hollywood and Highland Avenue subway station for publication in…

7 years ago

Hallelujah! It’s Time for A Brand New Testament

If you’re looking for high-concept cinema, you’ve come to the right place: in Brand New Testament, God exists. He lives…

7 years ago

Once in the TV Spotlight, HIV Slips into the Shadows

Characters with HIV are disappearing from screens, though their presence is crucial. Oliver Hampton is charting a lonely path. Not…

7 years ago