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Eva Recinos talks to Charlene Prempeh, the author of "Now You See Me" on the contributions of Black thinkers and creatives across the fashion, architect…

Owners of Television City scale back plans for a $1.25-billion upgrade of the legendary studio lot in response to neighbors' concerns.

A ticketless traveler from Nashville International Airport landed in LAX, no problem. Now the FBI is investigating how she did it and why.

Living Spaces found five iconic Googie buildings using a variety of architectural, design, news, and travel sources.

If approved, the “Sphere on Sunset” billboard and building combo in WeHo would be taller than the Hollywood Sign.

Mike Lyman’s Flight Deck was initially LAX's only full-service restaurant when it opened in 1946.

Forth Bagley, Principal, KPF, shares how the most successful terminals of the future will be “passenger inspiration machines.”

Los Angeles is my birthplace and cradle of my career passion for travel, discovery and storytelling. We left for England in 1970 but my childhood memories from late 1960s L.A., and the early 1980s, when we moved back, are everlasting cinema. 

The racial paradigm in the US means that Black architects must continue to operate against the grain, says From the Ground Up curator Hasaan Kirkland.

JOHN PIRMAN / COURTESY IMAGES Graphic designer/illustrator John Pirman had a successful career in New York City. You’ve likely seen his work, as it’s been on the covers of national magazines, on holiday cards sold at the Museum of Modern Art and on the shopping bags of popular stores. But his art evolved when he