Anthony Davis was not only the most electric college football superstar of all time but he was also my teenage idol. His exploits at Usc captured my imagination. This book reinforces everything I know about Anthony Davis - he is a man of passion with a story to tell that will inspire those who follow his path. The Notre Dame Killer has never been more candid or more relevant. -Steve Hartman Change is coming. Anthony Davis is an unsung leader in what has at last become a popular movement. -Dr. Daniel Amen. M.D

Kick-Off Concussion: How the Notre Dame Killer Recovered His Brain

Davis, Anthony

Rosenberg, Jeremy

Sports & Outdoors

Lulu Publishing Services

The winner of the first CHS Book Award reimagines what a history book can be, and it tells a story all California needs to hear in order to understand itself. Beneath Los Angeles's North Spring Street bridge, a deteriorated concrete landscape was used for years as a homeless encampment and a buffer zone between gang territories. Between 2006 and 2013, artist Lauren Bon and her Metabolic Studio team transformed the underpass into a vibrantly creative space that served as a public square, ceremonial ground, art gallery, community garden, and musical instrument. Under Spring explores the unlikely history of this underpass, revealing the past of Los Angeles itself.
Sixty-six people from all walks of life—artists, scholars, laborers, graffiti artists, urban planners, activists, gang members—chronicle the underpass's many metamorphoses, and in doing so construct an energized account of change and development in LA. We come to understand how agriculture and transportation have shaped the city's growth; how abandoned places serve as refuges for people excluded from society; and how civic pride can arise from a city’s blighted core. Under Spring offers a new look at the story of Los Angeles and a new way of telling the story.

Under Spring: Voices+Art+Los Angeles

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Heyday

Shortlisted for the 2017 Gourmand International Cookbook Prize Los Angeles Times Cookbook of the week Jean-Marie Monfort Hébert Georges Fils TiGeorges” Laguerre died at birth. But anyone who knows the gregarious, polylingual chef and restaurant owner realizes that it takes more than something like dying to keep this charismatic man down. Laguerre was revived, and in the decades since, has lived life to the fullest. His new memoir is a recipe for real talk and a hearty blend of food, family, and country. Laguerre spills secrets of his one-of-a-kind cuisine, talks about the life in Haiti, and shares his everyman’s immigrant’s journey from the Caribbean to New York, and then across the country to Los Angeles.

No Man Is An Island: A Memoir of Family and Haitian Cuisine

Biographies & Memoirs

Laguerre, TiGeorges

Community & Culture

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