TASCHEN publishing scores an A+ with its sophisticated explanation of how different types of organizations have implemented various Internet plans and technologies that were successful in achieving, for all intents and purposes, their various [...]
A discussion of the modern masters of art wouldn’t be comprehensive without a thorough compilation of Pablo Picasso’s work, life, art, pictures, and a penetrating examination into what and why his art defined an era–and [...]
Although not a hidden part of Los Angeles, Angelino Heights is one of the most inimitable places I’ve visited so far. As the first Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) recognized by the City of Los [...]
Do you like to read? Do your kids like to read? Some kids love to read, but others often struggle. That’s where Reach Out and Read comes in. I discovered this wonderful program via facebook, [...]
Every year, the LA Times teams up with UCLA for the annual Festival of Books. I did attend this during my Junior year of high school at the prompting of my English teacher (and the [...]
Sometimes, the not so very original quote of “You can’t Judge a Book by its Cover” is so true, it’s often laughable to think otherwise.
The new TASCHEN publication of the magnificently beautiful coffee table [...]
Barely Private, the book reviewed herein, is published by the world renowned, and extremely individualistic and highly respected, TASCHEN publishing house, whose humble beginning was started by its founder, Benadict Taschen.
The eponymous name of his [...]
First opened in 1926, Los Angeles Public Library’s Central Library is the third largest in the nation, and its subject departments contain more than 2.6 million books; 10,000 magazine subscriptions; 3 million historic photographs; 5 [...]
Last Sunday, I went to the 14th Annual LA Times Festival of Books.
I’ve been looking forward to attending this event nonetheless; but ever since my friend Frank, a long time LA resident, told me [...]
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