For decades, elite athletes have had access to a level of integrated, data-driven health care that everyday people simply could not reach. A new platform launching in Utah was built by those same athletes because they decided the gap was no longer acceptable. There is a version of health care that most people will never […] The post What Professional ...

The rise of GLP-1 therapies has rapidly expanded from a clinical niche into a widely adopted category, with millions of users and surging demand positioning them at the center of todays metabolic health landscape. Lance Converse, founder of Tonum, believes the conversation has moved quickly, but not completely. The industry has focused intensely on access ...

As a writer and co-executive producer behind Transparent, Pose, and American Horror Story, and now Netflixs supernatural mystery series The Boroughs from the Duffer Brothers, Yona Speidels life is the definition of transition. Previously known as Our Lady J, she is the first out trans woman to perform at Carnegie Hall as well as the […] The post From a ...

Charlie Ryan and partner Thom Vest have taken their fun, friendly and wildly popular LA Explained Instagram account, celebrating LAs past, present and future in countless photos, and expanded it from a digital footprint into one of the citys best walking tours. The immersive and conversational strolls cover areas like Rustic Canyon, Echo Park, ...

The decorated DanceSport competitor turned coach is trading the competition floor for the studio, with a teaching method built on precision, individuality, and the long game. Olha Usatenko spent more than a decade learning what a ballroom floor demands. The posture that has to hold under pressure. The timing that cannot waver. The partnership that […] The ...

Erotic Terrains is the inaugural art exhibition from Wienholt Projects that will open its flagship brick-and-mortar space, The Loved One, at 1634 West Temple Street in Echo Park starting Friday, June 26, through Friday, July 24. Erotic Terrains assembles an almost entirely LA-based group of artists working in painting, photography, sculpture, collage, and ...

Dubbed by poet William S. Burroughs as The Pope of Trash, John Waters adds two more of his titles to the Criterion Collection June 23 the vivacious teen comedy Hair Spray and the crudely heinous Desperate Living. The former is a charming look at teenyboppers in early 1960s Baltimore, centered around the integration of […] The post John Waters: The Pope ...