Francia Raisa, All Grown Up
The co-star of Hulu’s How I Met Your Mother is all about making bold choices and figuring the details out later.
The co-star of Hulu’s How I Met Your Mother is all about making bold choices and figuring the details out later.
The superhero would like a cup of tea, please. It’s an overcast, 60-degree day in Los Angeles. And in a city full of virtually uninsulated homes, 60 degrees outside means it’s 60 degrees inside this Mt. Washington photo studio. Dominique Thorne might play an ass-kicking heroine on-screen, but currently the actress is without her Ironheart
The California-based podcast platform uses its broadcast radio roots to churn out great-sounding stories in 20-minute bites.
This isn’t your average chit-chat podcast made in a closet. With A-list actors and top-tier recording equipment, this is a podcast of cinematic proportions.
LA-based Test Pattern transcends the home studio model with projects like "SmartLess" and more.
Standing in a room of 15 souped-up vintage Porsches, I had to ask the obvious question. Does Magnus Walker ever get speeding tickets? “Yes I do,” Magnus replies, a bit of rebellious pride in his voice. He got his most recent speeding ticket on the Angeles Crest Highway—a two-lane highway just northwest of downtown LA—in
Heidi Garner needs a bit of warm-up to tap into her creative flow. Light floods the 14th-floor DUMBO apartment she calls home, where she lives with her husband, writer Zeb Wells, and their three cats, Marshall, Cubby Bear, and Tweaky. An ideal morning includes a bit of reading, making an almond milk latte (Heidi makes
The way things look and feel can profoundly shape the way we interact with them. Take, for example, Yves Béhar himself. Yves has the understated, California cool style typical of Silicon Valley types, a sneakers-and-jeans-at-work kind of vibe. His aesthetic pairs well with his design ethos, communicating a greater concern with comfort and ease than
Rhett Baruch lives and breathes his work as an art dealer: In his Los Angeles apartment-showroom, everything is for sale. He invited Sixtysix in to talk about how he got from Phoenix to LA, and just how he learned to part with some of his most precious things.
The creative director opens up about creative jumpstarts, how to tell the best stories, and the joys of living on both coasts.
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