At 93, Kalman Aron still paints everyday in his apartment in Beverly Hills. If he didn't paint, he says he would "die of boredom."
Crystal formations have been popping out of the cracks and crevices in the Los Angeles streetscape. They're all the work of one mad paper-folding genius.
English singer-songwriter Morrissey has a staunchly loyal and maybe obsessive fan base. His shows are defined by audience members throwing themselves on stage, clamoring to hug him. But Morrissey's most loyal disciples come from a seemingly unexpected group — young Mexican Americans.
Jensen Karp, a.k.a. Hot Karl, built a fan art empire: Gallery 1988, a source for prints and sculptures dedicated to our favorite pieces of pop culture, from Ghostbusters to Breaking Bad.
<p>Rumors continue to swirl that they're going to remake the beloved '80s films, but this new treasure trove of tribute art means we should leave the franchise alone.</p>
The Scene: Los AngelesFrom The Organist, KCRW's podcast with The Believer magazine Chris Stroffolino is a Shakespearean scholar and a former member of the band Silver Jews. But the...
The Scene: Los AngelesFrom KCRW's Which Way LA, hosted by Warren Olney It’s a sad irony for those of us who crave more mass transit that a special spot has to fall to make way for t...