L.A. Times' best feel-good stories of 2023 - Los Angeles Times
In 2023, Angelenos overcame odds, pulled off inventive acts of generosity and found connection in unexpected places.
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In 2023, Angelenos overcame odds, pulled off inventive acts of generosity and found connection in unexpected places.
Simon Storey of Anonymous Architects has become the go-to for seemingly impossible L.A. lots. Building his own home on a Silver Lake hillside took some unexpected turns.
From handmade jumpsuits to repurposed-wood home decor, here are some of the best holiday gifts made by L.A. creatives.
Roxy Rose, who comes from a family of glassblowers, was disowned when she transitioned. Now, trans activism is central to her art. She runs a neon school with all LGBTQ+ instructors.
Daniel Dooreck’s fascination with motorcycles, flash tattoos and cowboys comes alive in the hand-thrown vessels he creates in his tiny Echo Park garage.