How Safe Is Today's Hottest Fitness Trend?

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Morgan Greenwald
Contributor

A look into the benefits and risks of doing yoga in a 105-degree studio.

New Book Showcases The History Of L.A. Through Menu Archives

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Professor Josh Kun and chef Roy Choi take you behind the scenes of their newest book exploring the historic menus of L.A. restaurants.

Coachella A La Carte: Skip Indio, Save Money And Have More Fun Here In L.A.

Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Matt & Kim. Flickr, Creative Commons (Carolina Londono).

You can hit up all the best Coachella acts right here in L.A. for a much smaller price tag.

Is It Black And Blue, Or White And Gold? Celebs Weigh In

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Kat Dennings, Anna Kendrick, Jaden Smith and other celebs are divided on the issue.

USC Gamers Spend Night At The Getty Museum For Game Jam

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

USC Games students expereienced their own technological twist of "night at the museum".

Recording L.A.'s Art History At East Of Borneo's Wikipedia Edit-A-Thons

Comments (0) | architecture, Art, Art History, Arts+Culture, East of Borneo, Getty Research Institute, history, Stacey Allan, the Getty Museum, wikipedia

Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Volunteers gathered at the Getty Research Institute for East of Borneo's 8th edit-a-thon. (Morgan Greenwald / Neon Tommy)

The online magazine works to expand the Internet's archives of Los Angeles art.

Unresolved L.A. Crimes Sarah Koenig Should Take On For Season 2 Of 'Serial'

Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Sarah Koenig hosts the 'Serial' podcast. Flickr, Casey Fiesler (Creative Commons)

Koenig has plenty of gripping stories to choose from right here in USC's backyard.

Buy One, Give One Companies And All Their Controversy

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

When a company like TOMS gives a pair of shoes to a child in need, how much good is really being done?

We Can't All Be Taylor Swift: Why The Industry Still Needs Music Streaming

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Can artists smaller than Swift survive without streaming music services?

Red Hen Press Celebrates Two Decades Of Flourishing Literary Culture

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Red Hen Press has managed to successfully run a literary press in Los Angeles.

On The Road With Amtrak's Residency Program

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Amtrak train (Creative Commons)

Free travel and room to write? It may sound too good to be true, but not for these lucky writers.

West Hollywood Is Returning To Its Former Glory

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

West Hollywood is working towards a cultural comeback.

The Future Of Screenwriting Is Written In The Books

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Author J.K. Rowling grosses more than $1 million every 3 days from the Harry Potter franchise. Photograph courtesy of flickr.com

Adaptations have come to dominate the movie market, but what does this mean for the screenwriter?

The Future Of Screenwriting Is Written In The Books

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Morgan Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Books are the new source of inspiration for screenplays. (Flickr)

How original do screenwriters get to be in the heyday of film adaptations?

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How Safe Is Today's Hottest Fitness Trend?

New Book Showcases The History Of L.A. Through Menu Archives

Coachella A La Carte: Skip Indio, Save Money And Have More Fun Here In L.A.

Is It Black And Blue, Or White And Gold? Celebs Weigh In

USC Gamers Spend Night At The Getty Museum For Game Jam

Recording L.A.'s Art History At East Of Borneo's Wikipedia Edit-A-Thons

Unresolved L.A. Crimes Sarah Koenig Should Take On For Season 2 Of 'Serial'

Buy One, Give One Companies And All Their Controversy

We Can't All Be Taylor Swift: Why The Industry Still Needs Music Streaming

Red Hen Press Celebrates Two Decades Of Flourishing Literary Culture

On The Road With Amtrak's Residency Program

West Hollywood Is Returning To Its Former Glory

The Future Of Screenwriting Is Written In The Books

The Future Of Screenwriting Is Written In The Books

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