HeyJaredDan Nosowitz
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The Joy and Chaos of Visiting L.A.’s New Lucas Museum of Narrative Art (opens the original)
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The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art was nearly built in San Francisco and then Chicago before finally landing in Los Angeles, but Los Angeles is really the only place suitable for a museum that is simultaneously infuriating, inspiring, bewildering, beautiful, noble, confusing, and destined, I think, to be extremely popular, if not necessarily in the world of traditional art criticism. The Lucas Museum, which opened to the public on September 22, is a collection of art that George Lucas, the filmma
Dan Nosowitz (opens the original)
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Dan Nosowitz is a writer and editor based in Los Angeles. A native of the Philadelphia suburbs, he was a staffer at publications including Gizmodo, Fast Company, and Popular Science, and his freelance work has appeared in the New York Times, New York Magazine, GQ, Atlas Obscura, The Awl, Dwell, Vanity Fair, and more. His article on the origins of crab rangoon was selected for the Best American Food Writing series, and he contributed work to Gastro Obscura, which was nominated for a James Beard a
These Hot New Eateries Are All Over L.A.—and They’re Not Restaurants, Food Trucks, or Street Stalls (opens the original)
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Los Angeles has 25 Michelin-starred restaurants, placing it comfortably within the top 15 fine-dining cities in the world by quantity. But this figure doesn’t come close to showing the depth and breadth of its dining scene. Unlike in other American cities, much of L.A.’s best food doesn’t come in traditional restaurants, let alone fine dining establishments. Instead, you’ll find unbelievable meals in ugly 1980s stucco strip malls, at food stalls on the sidewalk in front of a 7-Eleven, or out of
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