November 2011 Archives
Arrival Stories:
"I've never forgotten just how much L.A. represents the quintessential American Dream. Anything is possible. You can be whatever you conceive you can be. I love that about Los Angeles."
Street Art:
A Los Angeles-based artist shows a very personal and artistic interpretation of Latino neighborhoods.
Murals:
A famous downtown Los Angeles mural is being restored.
Arrival Stories:
For this installment of Arrival Stories, we hear from playwright and acting teacher Stacey Martino and actor René Rivera.
Murals:
Before Facebook and Tweets rallied protesters to public space, murals occupied the walls.
Arrival Stories:
"My Los Angeles was filled with the duality of scary pasts and bright futures, combined with a promise of eternal sunshine," says Terry Castle, daughter of horror film maven William Castle.
LA River:
Scott Wilson committed himself to planting five trees per day which formed into the non-profit North East Trees, an organization that for 20 years has planted over 50,000 trees and designed and built over 35 parks in the Los Angeles area.
Arrival Stories:
TiGeorges Laguerre, owner of TiGeorge's Chicken in Echo Park, took a road trip from Brooklyn, NY, to Los Angeles, where he's called home for 30 years.
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