Summer travel: It’s something we think longingly about all winter long — even more so after sticking close to home for more than two years. We daydream about possible trips …
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With the Fourth of July holiday recently in the rearview mirror — and Labor Day just barely visible on the horizon — the country has entered peak picnic season. For …
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Mike Davis on death, organizing, politics, climate change
by Curtis Jonesby Curtis JonesMike Davis in his San Diego home on July 12, 2022. (Adam Perez / For The Times) This story is part of Image issue 12, “Commitment (The Woo Woo Issue),” …
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The L.A. Dance Project explore freedom through high fashion
by Curtis Jonesby Curtis Jones“The word that comes to mind with L.A. is expansiveness,” the dancer Marissa Brown says. “Every time I’m dropped into different types of work, I try to figure out, how …
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Not all friendships are created equal. What you think of as a circle of friends is more like a pyramid of stacked disks; the broad base is populated with random …
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Los Angeles is one of the best-known cities in the world, famous for celebrity sightings, gorgeous beaches and warm winters. As any Angeleno knows (native or transplant), these perks come …
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On a recent afternoon, Stephanie Carrie walked up to a cork oak tree on Potomac Avenue, a residential street in Mid-City, and put her hand up against the bark. She …
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SarahCotta Plants converts the stressed into plant parents
by Curtis Jonesby Curtis JonesIn the now-infamous summer of 2020, the Baziks’ new business had customers lining up down the block. SarahCotta Plants opened its Glendale doors that July, a bold move by its …
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Why you should delete old dating app contacts from your phone
by Curtis Jonesby Curtis JonesSome Dans and Daniels. One Danny. A multitude of Ians. Zachs with an H and Zacks with a K. All these men have lived in my phone contacts, unceremoniously IDed …
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In the ashes of a devastating Sierra fire, a flower farm blooms
by Curtis Jonesby Curtis JonesTAYLORSVILLE, Calif. — It was between the third and fourth evacuations from the Dixie fire that Kjessie Essue decided to be a farmer-florist. She was already experimenting with growing flowers in …