The U.S. men’s national team kicked it up a notch at the FIFA World Cup. How far can it go?⁠ ⁠ Our July Sports Issue of @lamag examines the international soccer tournament’s return to the U.S. after 32 years — and how, with LA28 on its heels, Los Angeles is cementing its place as a global sports capital. Read our July cover story ⬇️ lamag.com/sports/soccer/a-wo…

With a festive weekend ahead as we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, we’ve rounded up some of the best things to do across L.A. this Fourth of July weekend. Read more ⬇️ lamag.com/arts-and-entertain…

LA MAG ARCHIVES — A ’90s L.A. summer meant riding waves, dodging heat and flexing bold bikinis on the beach. Three decades later, South Bay surfers never stopped chasing tides... and cheeky swimwear? Always main character energy.

It’s win or go home from here. 🏆⚽️ The group stage ended and gave way to the Round of 32, which began a series of single-elimination games all the way up to the final. Read more at the link about what to know and who to watch ⬇️ lamag.com/sports/the-world-c…

After the Fourth comes one of the biggest cleanup efforts of the summer. Join L.A. Waterkeeper’s Plastic-Free July movement and help make a difference across Los Angeles. ⁠ ⁠ Read more at the link ⬇️ lamag.com/environment/plasti…

A $20 million fraud conviction. An $11 million Malibu mansion. A missing defendant.⁠ ⁠ Federal authorities are searching for Bernard Eugen Fritsch after prosecutors say he fled the country before his sentencing.⁠ ⁠ Full story from @MicheleMcPhee ⬇️ lamag.com/crimeinla/malibu-m…

Investigative journalist @conlin_lauren joins @JesseWeberLive to share new information about Anthony Chavez, a former Los Alamos National Laboratory employee who went missing in May 2025. @jessecordweber MORE: newsnationnow.com/space/ufo/…

One of the largest federal human trafficking investigations in recent L.A. history has resulted in multiple arrests and a sweeping RICO indictment. Read the full story ⬇️ lamag.com/crimeinla/arrests-…

NBA’s Malik Beasley and his attorney, Jason Goldman, outside court following Beasley’s federal arraignment, where he pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud, money laundering and bribery. After the hearing, Goldman said Beasley “looks forward to fighting” the case, adding, “There’s a bigger conversation here.” Malik Beasley was released on a $100,000 bond, with both of his parents serving as suretors. There were also some surprises in the courtroom regarding his passport. I’ll have a full recap video shortly. @LAmag

Flying Delta One out of LAX? ✈️ Your trip now starts long before boarding. From private security to restaurant-style dining and wellness amenities, the airline’s new Terminal 2 lounge is designed to make every step of the journey feel first class. Read more at the link ⬇️ lamag.com/travel/laxs-second…

The end of an era in Los Angeles.🏀 After eight seasons in purple and gold, LeBron James is reportedly set to move on from the Lakers, closing one of the most impactful chapters in franchise history. From bringing home the 2020 championship to helping restore the team’s playoff presence, his legacy in L.A. is undeniable. Read more at the link ⬇️ lamag.com/sports/basketball/…

DC’s animated universe is getting a major expansion. 🦇🎬⁠ ⁠ From an Absolute Batman adaptation to DC Studios’ first-ever anime series and a brand-new show starring Krypto, fans have plenty to look forward to.⁠ Full story ⬇️ lamag.com/arts-and-entertain…

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is already rewriting the record books and the tournament isn’t even over yet. Massive crowds have turned this year’s competition into the most-attended World Cup in history, highlighting soccer’s growing popularity across North America. ⚽️⁠ ⁠ Read more at the link ⬇️ lamag.com/sports/north-ameri…

A new addition to Santa Monica’s dining scene is putting a fresh spin on coastal seafood. Expect an approachable menu centered around oysters, shellfish, caviar, and seasonal cocktails, all served in a space inspired by classic beach-town charm. 🦪🌊 Read more from @haleybosselman ⬇️ lamag.com/food/west-side-oys…

A Hollywood icon. A decades-long mystery. A new TMZ-produced special has reignited debate over Marilyn Monroe’s 1962 death, revisiting allegations involving the Kennedy brothers, classified government information, and one of Hollywood’s most enduring conspiracy theories. More than 60 years later, Monroe’s FBI file continues to raise questions and fuel fascination. Click the link to watch more from @conlin_lauren ⬇️ piped.video/5RrLkouRQy8

Pride Month may be coming to a close, but the stories continue.⁠ 🌈✨⁠ ⁠ From groundbreaking ’90s sitcom creators and Hollywood icons to today’s award-winning writers, queer voices have helped shape the entertainment industry for decades. This week, we’re diving into the Los Angeles Magazine archives to revisit the people, moments, and stories that helped define queer Los Angeles—then and now.

This is looking like a possible mistrial … jurors deadlocked on all counts share.google/xNBElKknvGEnqhd…

Angelenos, your weekend plans are here. 🌴✨ There’s even more happening across L.A.— check out the full guide through the link ⬇️ lamag.com/arts-and-entertain…

Arthur Aidala, Frank Carone’s attorney, speaks outside of the EDNY post- arraignment. He believes Carone was targeted, and the investigation began under the Biden administration. Aidala praised the Adams administration for how they handled the migrant crisis in NYC, and maintains Carone did nothing wrong.

BREAKING: Former top Eric Adams adviser and longtime NYC political power broker Frank Carone was arrested Wednesday in an alleged bribery scheme. The feds reportedly carried out searches involving several former NYPD officials as part of separate corruption investigations. The indictment is expected to be unsealed in Brooklyn federal court this afternoon (EDNY). Is Eric Adams next?