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city since the magazine’s founding by Geoff Miller in the spring of 1961. The definitive resource for Angelenos, Los Angeles covers the people, food, culture, arts and entertainment, fashion, lifestyle, and news that defines Southern California with a signature mix of feature-length writing, service journalism, investigative reporting, and design. Led by editor-in-chief Mary Melton, the magazine i

s the recipient of three National Magazine Awards in addition to numerous other industry honors (you can see all of the magazine’s award-winning content here). With more than 800,000 monthly readers and 140,000 monthly subscribers, Los Angeles is the only local publication with 100% paid and verified readership. For more on the magazine’s history, read about Geoff Miller’s mission for Los Angeles and peruse more than 50 years of covers in our online archive. For more about the magazine’s audience, please read our media kit.

🚨 FBI Foils Halloween Terror Plot in Michigan 🚨Federal agents have arrested multiple suspects accused of planning a viol...
10/31/2025

🚨 FBI Foils Halloween Terror Plot in Michigan 🚨

Federal agents have arrested multiple suspects accused of planning a violent attack in Michigan over Halloween weekend. Officials say the coordinated raids, carried out in Dearborn and Inkster, stopped the plot before anyone was harmed.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer praised the swift federal and state response that “protected Michiganders from a devastating act of violence.” Authorities emphasize there’s no ongoing threat to the community.

👀 Read the full story ⬇️

https://lamag.com/crimeinla/fbi-thwarts-possible-halloween-terror-attack/

YouTube is hitting reset as it turns 20—reorganizing its teams to focus on the next big thing: artificial intelligence. ...
10/31/2025

YouTube is hitting reset as it turns 20—reorganizing its teams to focus on the next big thing: artificial intelligence. CEO Neal Mohan says AI will shape “every part of the platform,” from how creators build communities to how viewers discover content.

The changes include three new divisions and voluntary buyouts for U.S. employees looking to move on.

Read more about YouTube’s AI-driven transformation ⬇️

https://lamag.com/technology/youtube-reshapes-teams-to-prioritize-ai-offers-buyouts-to-employees/

Paramount just made its first major move under new CEO David Ellison — cutting about 10% of its workforce, or roughly 1,...
10/31/2025

Paramount just made its first major move under new CEO David Ellison — cutting about 10% of its workforce, or roughly 1,000 jobs, in a sweeping restructuring that spans film, TV, and CBS News.

The layoffs follow the studio’s merger with Skydance and RedBird Capital Partners this summer — part of a $2 billion cost-cutting plan to reshape the entertainment giant for a new era.

Among those departing: top execs in music, production, and news, as Ellison looks to “streamline operations” and pivot toward growth.

🎬 It’s the end of an era for one of Hollywood’s most storied studios.

Read the full story ⬇️

https://lamag.com/media/paramount-cuts-10-of-staff-in-first-wave-of-layoffs/

A dozen protesters accused of attacking officers and destroying police vehicles during this summer’s ICE demonstrations ...
10/30/2025

A dozen protesters accused of attacking officers and destroying police vehicles during this summer’s ICE demonstrations are now facing federal charges. The announcement came from Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli — who, just days earlier, was ruled by a federal judge to be “unlawfully serving” in that role.

Power, politics, and accountability collide in Los Angeles’ latest legal showdown.

Read on for the full story ⬇️

https://lamag.com/crimeinla/prosecutor-who-judge-says-serving-unlawfully-announces-charges-against-a-dozen-violent-protestors/

NBA guard “Scary Terry” Rozier just found himself at the center of a federal betting scandal that’s rocking the league. ...
10/30/2025

NBA guard “Scary Terry” Rozier just found himself at the center of a federal betting scandal that’s rocking the league. Prosecutors allege the Miami Heat star used insider info to place fraudulent wagers—and even faked injuries to cash in. His defense attorney? None other than former Trump lawyer Jim Trusty.

Read the full story behind Operation Nothing But Net and the high-stakes case shaking up pro basketball. 🏀⚖️⬇️

https://lamag.com/sports/inside-terry-roziers-legal-case-with-a-past-trump-lawyer-by-his-side/

A federal judge has ruled that Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli, the firebrand Trump appointee who’s led several of L.A...
10/29/2025

A federal judge has ruled that Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli, the firebrand Trump appointee who’s led several of L.A.’s most controversial prosecutions, has been unlawfully serving in that role.

While the court stripped him of his Acting U.S. Attorney title, the decision still allows him to remain as the office’s top deputy, keeping him in charge of the nation’s largest judicial district.

Essayli, who has repeatedly backed Trump’s immigration crackdowns, is already pushing back, blasting critics like Senator Adam Schiff and continuing to sign press releases as “Acting U.S. Attorney.”

Read the full story behind the ruling shaking up L.A.’s top federal office ⬇️

https://lamag.com/news-and-politics/firebrand-ca-acting-u-s-attorney-bill-essayli-will-continue-working-as-top-deputy-first-assistant-instead-of-acting-us-attorney-judge-rules/

The Clippers are leveling up their home-court experience. 🎮✨From Candy Crush halftime competitions to fan missions that ...
10/29/2025

The Clippers are leveling up their home-court experience. 🎮✨

From Candy Crush halftime competitions to fan missions that earn real rewards, the second season at is all about keeping L.A.’s most loyal fans in the game.

Explore the new upgrades, including the Halo Board and “Wave Makers” fan section, redefining what it means to cheer from the stands.

Click below to read the full story ⬇️

https://lamag.com/sports/intuit-dome-displays-newest-features-in-season-two-preview/

California’s governor isn’t ruling out a White House bid. 👀In a new CBS News Sunday Morning interview, Gavin Newsom says...
10/29/2025

California’s governor isn’t ruling out a White House bid. 👀

In a new CBS News Sunday Morning interview, Gavin Newsom says he’ll “seriously consider” a 2028 presidential run after his term ends — while continuing his crusade against Trump-era politics and pushing for California’s Proposition 50.

Could the Golden State’s top Democrat be gearing up for a national stage?

Read on for the full story ⬇️

https://lamag.com/news-and-politics/gavin-newsom-announces-potential-run-for-presidency-in-2028/

Judd Apatow () has always turned laughter into a form of empathy, from “Freaks & Geeks” to “The 40-Year-Old Virgin.” Now...
10/28/2025

Judd Apatow () has always turned laughter into a form of empathy, from “Freaks & Geeks” to “The 40-Year-Old Virgin.” Now, his new book “Comedy Nerd: A Lifelong Obsession in Stories and Pictures” takes readers deep inside his decades-long love affair with comedy.

Through rare photos, scripts, and stories featuring everyone from Chris Farley and George Carlin to Seth Rogen and Leslie Mann, Apatow opens up about how obsession, community, and heart fueled his Hollywood journey, and why he still calls himself a nerd for the craft.

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Read on for more about the passion (and the hoarding) behind “Comedy Nerd” ⬇️

https://lamag.com/arts-and-entertainment/judd-apatow-comedy-nerd-book-november-2025-l/

Cindy Crawford, Laura Dern, Monica Lewinsky, and Uzo Aduba walked the Tory Burch runway that was Rodeo Drive — all to ce...
10/28/2025

Cindy Crawford, Laura Dern, Monica Lewinsky, and Uzo Aduba walked the Tory Burch runway that was Rodeo Drive — all to celebrate a book that flips “getting fired” into a badge of honor. ✨

At Burch’s Beverly Hills soirée for All the Cool Girls Get Fired, stars raised a glass to the art of the comeback — with spicy margaritas, champagne, and a little self-reinvention.

Read on to see how the night unfolded and who said what ⬇️

https://lamag.com/fashion/tory-burch-brings-out-all-the-cool-girls-whove-gotten-fired-for-book-party/

As the federal government shutdown stretches on, the USDA has confirmed that food assistance benefits will remain halted...
10/28/2025

As the federal government shutdown stretches on, the USDA has confirmed that food assistance benefits will remain halted through November — leaving millions of families nationwide, including here in California, uncertain about how they’ll put food on the table. 🍞

Lawmakers remain at an impasse over health care funding, and the gridlock could mean SNAP benefits dry up entirely in the coming weeks. Some states are turning to local food banks to fill the gap, but the future of federal aid remains in limbo.

Read on for the full story ⬇️

https://lamag.com/news-and-politics/federal-food-assistance-halted-through-november/

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