Guy Delisle, Jeff Lemire, Kay Sohini, Joanna Rubin Dranger, Chris Thompson and more have compelling graphic novels based in real-life events.

L.A.-area artists tap into cartooning, one-color graphic design and painting to give a voice to people protesting detentions.

Infinite diversity in infinite combinations’ isn't just Trekkie terminology. It's how we overcome differences, says the actor who will be in Philly this week.

Elderly residents at the Battistone Foundation's Edgerly and Palm Tree properties tell their stories as their homes go on the ...

What started as a strategy to integrate campuses can now feel like an opaque competition to get into a select group of ...

The largest-ever exhibit of Jo Mora's iconic whimsical maps is on view at the Stanton Center in Monterey through August.

Charles and Ray Eames’ descendants are exploring new ways to preserve the designers’ legacy, as the couple’s masterpiece Pacific Palisades residence reopens following the recent LA fires ...

Our state loves its towering Abe Lincolns and ketchup bottles. Looking for a road trip? There’s a Giants Museum in downstate ...

Rick Owens is a mood—a sound as much as a look. Sometimes his clothes are a seduction, other times, they’re an assault. The ...

While working in the Los Angeles film industry, Chico native Dakota Rose watched in horror as production companies routinely ...

Knowable Magazine reports on attosecond science, revealing how scientists study atomic interactions at unbelievable speeds to ...

Cedric Ceballos explained the details behind his iconic blindfolded slam during his 1992 Dunk Contest victory.