Yotam Ottolenghi and Noor Murad Discuss Their New Cookbook, ‘OTK: Extra Good Things’With nine cookbooks as author or co-author, a beloved and long-running newspaper column, three cooking shows, and seven currently-operating restaurants, Yotam Ottolenghi is unquestionably a culinary powerhouse – and the Ottolenghi “brand” has become… Oct 17 22October 17, 2022Article at Vegetarian Times
How Fashion Designer Amy Denet Deal Connects with Her Navajo Heritage Through FoodAmy Denet Deal built a successful career designing for huge brands and fast fashion retailers – until she reached a point when she knew something needed to change. “Being a mother made me realize that I could not continue working for corporations… May 16 22May 16, 2022Article at Vegetarian Times
Haile Thomas Wants to Share the Joy – and Power – of Plant-Based EatingAt 20, the activist, author, and nonprofit founder just opened her first restaurant and is finding yet another way to build community through food At the age of 20, Haile Thomas is already running out of space on her business cards. Last month, the… Jun 03 21June 03, 2021Article at Vegetarian Times
Miyoko Schinner on Indulgence, ‘The Vegan Meat Cookbook,’ and the Meal that Changed Her LifeA $500 value with everything in the Print + Digital Plan plus 25+ benefits including: Member-only content on 17 Outside network publications: Clean Eating, Yoga Journal, Outside & more Outside Learn, our new online education hub loaded with more than… May 25 21May 25, 2021Article at Vegetarian Times
Staying in with: Pro Skater Samarria BrevardFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Samarria Brevard. Find more in our Inside Guide. Samarria Brevard is an X Games medal-winning pro… May 22 20May 22, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in With: Musician Katzù OsoFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Katzù Oso. Find more in our Inside Guide. Katzù Oso (aka Paul Hernandez) is based in Montebello,… May 15 20May 15, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in With: Musician Black AtlassFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Black Atlass. Find more in our Inside Guide. Black Atlass (otherwise known as Alex Fleming) might… May 06 20May 06, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in With: Musicians RÜFÜS DU SOLFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: RÜFÜS DU SOL. Find more in our Inside Guide. In a normal spring, electronic music trio RÜFÜS DU… Apr 29 20April 29, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in With: Actor Rob CorddryFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Rob Corddry. Find more in our Inside Guide. Actor-comedian Rob Corddry’s new film, Bad Therapy,… Apr 20 20April 20, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in With: ‘Dear White People’ Creator Justin SimienFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Justin Simien. Find more in our Inside Guide. Back in January–approximately eight lifetimes… Apr 16 20April 16, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in with: Tech Investor Jesse DraperFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Jesse Draper. Find more in our Inside Guide. Jesse Draper started out in front of the camera,… Apr 10 20April 10, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in with: Actor Jesse Tyler FergusonFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Jesse Tyler Ferguson. Find more in our Inside Guide. Emmy-winning actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson might… Apr 01 20April 01, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Staying in with: Fashion Designer Jonny CotaFor our Staying in with… series, we ask interesting people what they’re watching, reading, and listening to while we all stay at home. In this edition: Jonny Cota. Find more in our Inside Guide. Fashion designer Jonny Cota has been on L.A.’s style… Mar 26 20March 26, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
HBO’s ‘McMillions’ Peels Back the Wildest ’90s Conspiracy You Never KnewJames Lee Hernandez and Brian Lazarte explain how they turned a forgotten fraud into a must-watch series For years, McDonald’s ran a wildly popular promotional game based on Monopoly. The game involved collecting tickets stuck on fry boxes and drink… Feb 03 20February 03, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Meet Rachel Rossi, the Progressive Ex-Public Defender Running for DA“L.A. is ready to for a new kind of District Attorney, and a bold, transformative vision of justice,” she says This year’s race for Los Angeles County D.A. is shaping up as something of a referendum on the public’s appetite for criminal justice… Jan 22 20January 22, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
L.A. Astrologer Chani Nicholas’s New Book Helps Readers Chart Their Own Path”It’s a year to be all in and my hope is that the book helps to affirm this for people” In a chaotic world, more people–particularly young people, particularly women, queer, and non-conforming people–seem to be turning to astrology to offer some… Jan 15 20January 15, 2020Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Roy Choi’s New Docuseries Isn’t Afraid of the Tough PartsRoy Choi didn’t want to make just another glossy, globe-trotting food show. For his new show, Broken Bread, he didn’t even want to leave Los Angeles. What he wanted to do was use the platform he was presented with to talk about things like… May 03 19May 03, 2019Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Annie Leibovitz Looks Back on Her “Very California” Early YearsAnnie Leibovitz found herself in the right place at the perfect time. “It was 1967, ’68, sort of near the end of the whole ‘flower’ period in San Francisco. I bought a camera and started taking some pictures,” she recalls. Those pictures grew to be… Feb 13 19February 13, 2019Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Roxane Gay Would Prefer Not to Have to Be ExceptionalRoxane Gay has a powerful voice–and a packed schedule. The acclaimed author, whose works include Bad Feminist and Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body, has a ninth book coming out this spring, a comic book on the way, film and TV projects in development,… Feb 11 19February 11, 2019Article at Los Angeles Magazine
Legendary Music Producer Linda Perry Could Make History at the Grammys This YearLinda Perry could make music industry history on Sunday night. The former 4 Non Blondes front woman is the first woman to be nominated on her own for the Non-Classical Producer of the Year Grammy since 1999–and no woman has ever taken home the… Feb 08 19February 08, 2019Article at Los Angeles Magazine
