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Steve Winter interview: big cats, P-22 and tiger trade

In a wide-ranging Steve Winter interview, the National Geographic photojournalist reflects on P-22, exposing Thailand’s Tiger Temple, U.S. big cat laws and wildlife corridors.

The 101 Plays Itself turns Los Angeles traffic into music

A Southern California creator built The 101 Plays Itself, a system that converts live traffic on U.S. 101 into music by mapping lanes, speed, and vehicle type to sound.

MOCA LA director named as former public media chief

Jonathan Abbott, former GBH chief, is the new MOCA LA director, succeeding interim leader Ann Goldstein as the museum charts its next chapter.

Neuroscientist’s daily habits for reducing Alzheimer’s risk

UCLA psychiatrist Gary Small outlines exercise, diet, sleep and mindset routines he follows to lower cognitive decline, offering practical tips for reducing Alzheimer’s risk.

New school year begins with bikes, bells and buses

New school year kicks off nationwide with early kindergarten welcomes in Los Angeles, a bike bus in Oklahoma, a rebuilt Oregon high school, and a red-carpet day in Virginia.

Lucas Museum of Narrative Art readies Los Angeles debut

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens in Los Angeles on 22 September, presenting visual storytelling across media from ancient traditions to contemporary culture.

Jake Reiner interview: Son speaks after parents’ killings

In his first interview since Rob and Michele Singer Reiner were killed, Jake Reiner reflects on grief and life after the tragedy as his brother faces charges.

‘The Universe Breathes Us’ explores moons, tides and breath

‘The Universe Breathes Us’ explores moons, tides and breath

Relational’s ‘The Universe Breathes Us’ brings together Shirley Tse and Dana Berman Duff in a choral, film and sculpture installation that links breath, moons and tides.

Nick Reiner indicted in parents’ Brentwood stabbing deaths

Nick Reiner indicted in parents’ Brentwood stabbing deaths

Nick Reiner indicted on two murder counts in the December stabbing deaths of his parents Rob and Michele Reiner, with special circumstance allegations.

BTS boycott Grammys over new Asian pop category

BTS boycott Grammys over new Asian pop category

BTS say they will not enter the 2027 awards following the Recording Academy’s introduction of a best Asian pop music performance category.

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