Meet Paula Mejía, the editor who will lead The Times' coverage of art, architecture, classical music, theater, dance and more.
each of which moved me in distinct ways. Griffith Observatory became one of the first places I gravitated toward on my own, though. Every time I visited Los Angeles, it became a ritual to grab a chocolate peanut butter shake from Fred 62 before snaking my way up the hill to enjoy a meditative moment to myself. As many times as I’ve been to the observatory at sundown, standing up there and peering at the glittering expanse still feels like a miracle.
Before retiring from The Times last year, columnist: “You can sniff the sage in the canyons. You can watch the glossy half-smile of Santa Monica Bay. And the lights of the city, the glowing embers of another long SoCal day, not so different from the loaded sky.” I continue to be gobsmacked by this place that, much like my hometown of Houston, often appears sprawling and inscrutable at first blush.and to the role of arts editor, is a sense of urgency.
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