Gayle King attends The Hollywood Reporter’s annual Most Powerful People in Media issue celebration on May 17, 2022, in New York (left), and Charles Barkley appears at the NBA Awards in Santa Monica, California, on June 24, 2019. (AP Photo) Barkley has ...

Each piece of art tells a story, with perhaps no story being more relevant to Los Angeles than the Chicano art movement. Influenced by post-Mexican Revolution ideology, pre-Columbian art, European painting techniques and social issues facing Mexican-Americans,

Aston Martin has had a shaky few years. From canceled models to new leadership and some much-maligned tech and ergonomics, the 111-year-old British company has been struggling to cement its place and purpose in the modern world.

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“It was a lot, maybe a dozen swastikas just scrawled with marker all the way to our street,” Coffman recalls to TODAY.com of the symbol, which has become widely recognized for its association with Nazi ideology and antisemitism.

A group of local, regional and state elected officials gathered in Santa Monica last week at the behest of local restaurants for a panel discussion on the homeless crisis. Santa Monica Mayor Phil Brock,

Currently unspooling across four episodes on HBO and continuing to stream on Max is The Synanon Fix, the latest true-crime catnip from the cable channel that’s not a juggernaut of the genre. And while the Sundance-debuting docuseries does involve the usual “suspects” (a cult,