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Sheila Marikar
Sheila Marikar is a writer living in Los Angeles.
The Life of an Instagram Poet
Reuben Holmes's Twitter following soared, but despite his growing fan base, his life was in shambles.
All Work
Representation
Instead of a party, the United Talent Agency organized a rally for its agents, its clients, and Hollywood at large.
Getting It Out
The exercise impresario offers yoga-cardio-strength workouts and emotional catharsis to students who include Christy Turlington and Jennifer Aniston.
Booming
Karen Civil creates social media campaigns for hip-hop artists, music companies, and the Democratic candidate for President.
Trading vs. Trump
#NeverTrump allows users to “trade” their votes with friends and strangers who live in swing states.
Creator-In-Chief
The Democratic candidate chats with vloggers, bloggers, and YouTube stars.
Oasis
The architect and environmentalist is known for repurposing materials. Now a new device is helping him turn air into water.
Los Angeles Tries to Prove That It Doesn’t Necessarily Need the Car
A new rail line links two of the city’s busiest business districts, and makes stops in other spots populated with potential commuters. Key word: “potential.”
Abe Sent Me
Conservatives who work in film and television gather for a diner brunch.
Black Carpet
Russell Simmons’s new-media company hosts its own movie-awards show, a D.I.Y. response to the #OscarsSoWhite campaign.