Young filmmaker Sarah Hamilton makes a splash with her web series ‘LA Mermaids’ By Shanee Edwards | Photos by Maria Martin Growing up in a sleepy town in Upstate New York, Sarah Hamilton spent snow days obsessing about her favorite Disney film, “The Little Mermaid,” and dreaming about a magical world very different than her […]
History in the Making
Instead of ‘reflecting’ on black history, Deutsch tapped artists to frame it in the present tense Story and photos By Maria Martin Deutsch advertising agency is always looking to make an impact. That may be why its name is spelled out in giant silver letters on the front of their offices on Beethoven Street. But […]
The First Lady of Late Night
Former LMU student Busy Philipps drops by campus to talk about disrupting TV patriarchy Story By Shanee Edwards | Photo courtesy of LMU Busy Philipps is known for roles on shows like “Freaks and Geeks,” “Cougar Town,” “Dawson’s Creek” and “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.” But it’s her latest project, called “Busy Tonight,” that is really pushing […]
An Electric Soul in a Steam-Powered World
My book ‘Ada Lovelace: The Countess who Dreamed in Numbers’ celebrates the woman who foresaw the age of computers Story By Shanee Edwards | Photos by Maria Martin Computers run nearly every aspect of our lives, so it’s hard to imagine a time without all the technology we rely on. But a woman born in […]
Living by their Own Design
Creators of digital imagery Albert and Meiko Mizuno can’t picture themselves anywhere else Story by Brian Marks | Photos by Zsuzsi Steiner Flip through the pages of a glossy national magazine and you’ll see ads for everything from designer handbags to space-age vacuum cleaners. One thing you may not notice: many featured images aren’t really […]
Identifying and Preventing a Stroke
Cardiologist Dr. Nicole Weinberg demystifies the warning signs and discusses risk factors for otherwise healthy people Story and Photograph by Courtnay Robbins Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in America. With the recent passing of actor Luke Perry, who tragically died from stroke complications at the young age of 52, heart health is […]
Old World Flavor Goes Fast-Casual
Rodini Park Greek Kitchen lets you build your own wrap, bowl or salad for about ten bucks Story by Jessica Koslow | Photos by Courtnay Robbins Some people, under the tutelage of a parent or grandparent, open a restaurant because cooking is in their DNA. Or, a master chef might’ve inspired them in the kitchen during […]