Miller Sanford Subway fans long after the sandwich chain’s iconic sauces (Picture: Gerardo Mora/Getty Images) Well, we certainly love it when we can get our hands on dupes of our food favourites – and these Subway-style sauce bottles are no exception. Aldi is sure to sell out with this range of condiments – after all, the fast … Read more
Gene Seroka: Sultan of the supply chain Gene Seroka has been executive director of the Port of Los Angeles since 2014. The seaport moves more cargo containers than any other in the nation. It has handled as many as 10 million containers in a year. Minus holidays, that works out to about 29,000 a day. … Read more
James T. Butts Jr., photographed at the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on Sept. 7. To listen to James T. Butts Jr. rattle off Muhammad Ali-style boasts about Inglewood, its people and all that he has accomplished in more than a decade as its mayor, you’d think he grew up in this city. But … Read more
Peter Eliasberg, photographed at the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on Oct. 25. If you Google Peter Eliasberg, the results are misleading: You’ll see him at film awards. Galas. Movie premieres. Lanky, with perpetually tousled salt-and-pepper hair, he looks a little out of place on the red carpet alongside the blond woman in the … Read more
Va Lecia Adams Kellum, photographed at the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on Sept. 8. When the cleanup of homeless camps in Venice three years ago gave a megaphone to a flamboyant sheriff and created battle lines of opposing community activists, one measured voice emerged from the cacophony. Va Lecia Adams Kellum, then the … Read more
Karen Bass: Mayor of the city of the eternal future The mayor of Los Angeles was exhausted. It was just after 8 p.m. on a relatively ordinary Thursday in November, meaning Karen Bass had talked virtually with Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.), dropped in on an elder turning 100, met with a group of nonprofit leaders … Read more
Danny J. Bakewell Sr.: Eternal voice for Black Los Angeles It was the tail end of the Great Migration when Danny J. Bakewell Sr. left New Orleans for Los Angeles in 1967. He was 21; a college dropout with a wife and a baby, in an era of dismal prospects for Black people. He would … Read more
We almost got that long-awaited Oasis reunion (Picture: Dave Hogan/Getty Images) Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher almost sealed reunion plans for legendary Britpop band Oasis before their plans ‘collapsed’, it has been claimed. The Wonderwall hitmakers split in 2009 after 18 years, with Noel and Liam’s personal conflicts and inability to work together cited as … Read more
Cecily Myart-Cruz, photographed at the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on Nov. 6. The all-but-anonymous mom volunteering as a crossing guard at her kid’s school stood out on this particular morning in her sun hat and dressy batik-pattern outfit. After her crosswalk duties, Cecily Myart-Cruz hustled to a conference at UCLA, where she was … Read more
Martinez said he was prescribed a fertility drug after spending the past two years trying to start a family with his girlfriend Orelvis Martinez #13 of the Toronto Blue Jays smiles from the dugout after being called up to the team from the minor leagues ahead of playing against the Boston Red Sox in their … Read more
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