Malibu Magazine

Silver Lake artist Phil Bower delves through historical blackand-white photographs and film stills to revivify the dead during lost moments of grace and glory.

Tim and Eric Awesome Article (Great Job!)

By: Written by Tony Berg on 06/03 at 12:18 PM - 63 Comments

By Tony Berg

Summer Issue!

By: Interview by Sonja Magdevski on 06/03 at 11:40 AM - 1 Comments

This summer we bring you an issue that is colorful and funny, with comedy duo Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim. Their bizarre comedy show on the Adult Swim network has become a viral sensation and the toast of college campuses throughout the country.…

Architect Ray Kappe

By: Julian Chavez on 08/20 at 11:37 AM - 0 Comments

Keeper of the Flame
An Interview with Los Angeles Architecture Icon Ray Kappe

Brian Tyler [music composer]

By: Editor on 08/18 at 11:27 AM - 0 Comments

Ten random questions for extraordinary people.

Meditative moments in art.

By: Maxine Hurt on 04/01 at 09:19 PM - 8 Comments

Figure artist Cynthia Westwood captures women at their most contemplative — while they are in the bathroom.

Bookworm

By: Jamie Brisick on 04/01 at 04:58 PM - 2 Comments

Michael Silverblatt: one of the most engaging literary hosts in America.

HEAL AFRICA

By: Todd Moffett on 02/06 at 11:52 AM - 9 Comments

Based in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, a region where war has claimed over 5 million lives since 1998, HEAL Africa’s medical, social, and economic initiatives foster peace and development..

Ryan Kavanaugh: The Fall and Rise

By: Sonja Magdevski on 01/30 at 01:20 PM - 1 Comments

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Moment of Truth

By: David Stansfield on 01/30 at 01:09 PM - 1 Comments

An account of what went through local author David Stansfield’s mind at the moment his forthcoming novel, Muybridge, was conceived.

The Art of Stella Im Hultberg

By: Maxine Hurt on 01/30 at 12:49 PM - 6 Comments

The Art of Stella Im Hultberg
Chasing A Rolling Stone

The Gates of Paradise

By: Ben Marcus on 01/30 at 12:39 PM - 8 Comments

In August of 1905, Frederick Rindge died unexpectedly after falling into a diabetic coma while inspecting a potential mining investment in Yreka. He was 48 years old and left behind his wife, three children and an estate worth $22 million — or the…

Josh Brolin

By: Written by Jordan Tappis on 01/30 at 11:19 AM - 7 Comments

Black Coffee & Apple Pie

Five Hours with Josh Brolin

The Gates of Paradise

Lawyers, Guns and Money
Surround Malibu, 1905 - 1907

The Democratic Republic of Congo

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