Liz Ohanesian
Liz Ohanesian writes about art, pop culture, music and, sometimes, a combination of the three. Her work has appeared in L.A. Weekly, Los Angeles Magazine, Hi-Fructose and a number of other publications. She lives in Los Angeles.
The ethics of drone warfare, and working with actors Helen Mirren and Alan Rickman
KCET's Cinema Series continues at the ArcLight Cinemas Sherman Oaks on March 1 with "Hello, My Name Is Doris."
Like many other neighborhoods near the center of Los Angeles, Chinatown is in flux. One concern that has long surfaced about the neighborhood's art scene is gentrification.
The evening's screening paid tribute to James Coburn, as the James and Paula Coburn Foundation is a presenting sponsor of the film series.
The film has already made a splash with critics, particularly for Rampling's portrayal of a wife who now questions her marriage and life.
An overview of this "real-life" story of a woman who lives in her car.
"Pearls of the Planet" is a multi-tiered project by Explore.org. On the site, a live stream from cameras set up around the globe allow viewers access to everything from pandas in Sichuan to bison in Saskatchewan.
Highlights of the discussion with Will Smith during a post-screening Q&A.
The filmmakers discuss bringing a transgender trailblazer to the screen.
The actors discuss criticism, nude scenes, and Independent Films
Portraiture is a major part of Jim McHugh's body of work. Throughout his decades-long career, the photographer has captured well-known artists, celebrities and iconic landmarks.
'Spotlight' Producers Nicole Rocklin and Jonathan King on How a Local Story Can Make a Global Impact
Sometimes it's the local news stories that carry the most weight.