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James Chow
he/him
Producer
What I cover
From exhibits at museums to upcoming musical phenomenons, I cover all things art and culture throughout Southern California. I also produce LAist’s watchdog news analysis show Imperfect Paradise and create social media videos for LAist’s arts coverage.
My background
I started at LAist in 2020, where I helped produce AirTalk with Larry Mantle. Since 2021, I’ve been working on the station’s podcasts, including Imperfect Paradise, Inheriting and K-Pop Dreaming.
My goals
I want to keep Californians in tune with their community and aware of the next big thing in entertainment.
Best way to contact me
Please email me at jchow@laist.com
Stories by James Chow
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The hockey team has racked up views for bringing the show’s music to the arena. Its social media manager calls the show the “greatest gift to hockey.”
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The late actor, whose career spans over five decades, died in her home in Los Angeles.
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If you want to tune into “music’s biggest night” and get out of the house, we’ve got you covered.
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Her new comeback comedy special Hopeful Potato addresses her mental health struggles and “big hermit energy.”
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Shocking new thriller 'The Housemaid' puts complex women at the center — just how Paul Feig likes it‘The Housemaid’ director talked with LAist about his new film, why he prefers to center women and why he dislikes the term 'strong female character'
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The last season of Netflix’s sci-fi thriller is being released over the course of December. Its special effects designer explained how he helped develop Hawkins through props.
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Academy Award-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell breaks down his design choices in ‘Wicked: For Good,’ as well as why he thinks the world of Oz has such staying power in American culture.
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In 'A Tender Excavation,' local artists draw on family photo archives to connect personal stories with bigger historical themes.
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In a biennial all about adolescence, an exhibition featuring many Y2K pieces was curated entirely by teenagers.
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L.A.’s preeminent altarista Ofelia Esparza’s work will be on display at the Vincent Price Museum from October to April.
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A new exhibition at the Institute for Art and Olfaction focuses on the connection between scent, cultural memory and mythology.
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Yacina talks blowing up on TikTok for a song she made over a decade ago and processing grief by hosting death salons in L.A.