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Welcome to Dead Internet Theory, a Y2K-era event that celebrates a time when social media meant AOL Instant Messenger and when tech evoked excitement rather than dread.
Stars and directors visit the L.A. Times Studio at RBC House during opening weekend at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. Check back regularly for new additions.
After the co-creators of Peacock’s mockumentary visited The Times, they decided it could stand in for the Cincinnati Chronicle, the newsroom Mare (Chelsea Frei) joins this season.
Luxe Paws founder Jacquie Navratil has helped trap and release 19,000 cats since 2012. She’s passionate about feral cats because there are too many in Los Angeles and hopes one day every neighborhood could have a cohort of volunteer cat rescuers.
Sylvia Velazquez’s shrine to the Virgin Mary in her South Los Angeles home was once adorned with a mug, pencils and an agenda from Alexandra Lozano’s law firm — an image of Lozano’s long, blond hair, her signature red lipstick and her wide smile stamped on the branded merchandise.
Tail Town, a cat rescue in Pasadena, has become a community hub. It offered a unique experience recently: a slumber party with cats.
Last weekend’s mayhem, in which thousands descended on the community and more than 400 ended up under arrest, has spurred calls for the city leaders to take decisive action.
Parents are spending hundreds or sometimes thousands of dollars on throwback looks for their mini-mes. They are on the hunt for clothes from Raiders jackets and ‘Rugrats’ tees to 1980s OshKosh B’gosh.
Thousands of evacuated residents still are not able to return to their homes after a chemical storage tank at an aerospace company in Garden Grove overheated, creating the possibility of an explosion.
Across Los Angeles, groups like the Smellers Club, Reverie of Scent and Silverlake Scent Club are transforming what was once a solo ritual into something communal.
