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Print A digital work by an unknown artist just sold for $69 million, but don’t worry, you guys, the world is totally OK. I’m Carolina A. Miranda, arts and urban design columnist for the Los Angeles Times, with the week’s essential culture news and NSFW NFT takes. Upside down worlds Stuart Hall who led Los Angeles artist Todd Gray to rethink the nature of his work. The prolific Jamaican-British theorist, who died in 2014, was noted for his profound examinations of power and the ways in which culture can be deployed to maintain a certain order. In resistance, he noted, there is also pow...

Chelsea have been underperforming xG for the last 2.5 seasons Share this story Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images Chelsea’s offensive foibles under Thomas Tuchel have come under increasing scrutiny, even as the new head coach remains unbeaten with six wins from his nine matches in charge. But while Chelsea have conceded just two goals during that span, a truly impressive number, we have scored just ten goals, which is also quite impressive, and not in a good way. Or maybe not, if we have been paying attention over the past couple years. Frank Lampard had lamented Chelsea’s inability to fin...

Print Good morning. I’m L.A. Times Business reporter Andrew Khouri, filling in for Rachel Schnalzer to bring you our weekly newsletter. Here’s a bit of relief for people struggling with their mortgage payments. Newsletter Get our free business newsletter for insights and tips for getting by. Enter email address You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. In March 2020, the federal government rolled out a series of measures to protect homeowners during the COVID-19 pandemic. The policies allowed people with federally backed mortgages — about 70%...

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Good morning. I’m L.A. Times Business reporter Andrew Khouri, filling in for Rachel Schnalzer to bring you our weekly newsletter. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused millions of Americans to lose their jobs and made it difficult for people to pay all their bills. A series of eviction moratoriums — temporary rules that give tenants more ground to fight eviction — has kept roofs over many people’s heads. But that has not relieved tenants of the obligation to eventually pay the rent debt they’re accumulating. Sooner or later, the moratoriums will end, smashing the current holding pattern...