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1 month ago | 
myheraldreview.com | Melena Ryzik |Sinna Nasseri
Conan O’Brien is not a cynic — at least not when it comes to the Oscars, which he is hosting for the first time Sunday. The Emmy-winning comedian, podcaster, traveler and movie buff is genuinely excited — “I get to do this!” he enthused — but also thoroughly worried. “It’s the thing I wake up and think about at night: What’s the best way to tackle this? How? In a way that makes me creatively happy?” he said. kAm$:?46 96 2446AE65 E96 ;@3 =2E6 =2DE J62C[ ~’qC:6?[ e`[ 92D 925 2?
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1 month ago | 
nytimes.com | Melena Ryzik |Sinna Nasseri
Conan O'Brien is not a cynic - at least not when it comes to the Oscars, which he is hosting for the first time on Sunday. The Emmy-winning comedian, podcaster, traveler and movie buff is genuinely excited - "I get to do this!" he enthused - but also thoroughly worried. "It's the thing I wake up and think about at night: What's the best way to tackle this? How? In a way that makes me creatively happy?" he said.
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1 month ago | 
nytimes.com | Sinna Nasseri |Kyle Buchanan
Image Demi Moore, left, who starred in "The Substance," and Cynthia Erivo, center, who starred in "Wicked," are both vying for a best actress Oscar.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Guy Trebay |Sinna Nasseri
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In Topanga Canyon on Saturday morning, suspended midair from an electricity line, hung the smoldering top of a utility pole. The pole itself had burned away. Its remaining crosspieces resembled a crucifix on fire.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
nytimes.com | Guy Trebay |Sinna Nasseri
A Bastion of Los Angeles Hippie Culture Survived the FlamesIn Topanga Canyon on Saturday morning, suspended midair from an electricity line, hung the smoldering top of a utility pole. The pole itself had burned away. Its remaining crosspieces resembled a crucifix on fire. By the time Bob Melet videotaped this eerie scene, firefighters had managed to halt the advance of flaring patches that elsewhere had been whipped into infernos.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
nytimes.com | Guy Trebay |Sinna Nasseri
A Bastion of Los Angeles Hippie Culture Survived the FlamesIn Topanga Canyon on Saturday morning, suspended midair from an electricity line, hung the smoldering top of a utility pole. The pole itself had burned away. Its remaining crosspieces resembled a crucifix on fire. By the time Bob Melet videotaped this eerie scene, firefighters had managed to halt the advance of flaring patches that elsewhere had been whipped into infernos.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
nymag.com | Sinna Nasseri
By the time photographer Sinna Nasseri reached Malibu on Wednesday evening, firefighters had been battling infernos for 36 hours. The wildfire that started in the nearby Palisades continued to roll down the mountains, stopped only by the sea. The Pacific Coast Highway had become a graveyard of beachfront properties and burned-out vehicles. Firefighters and homeowners fought block by block, house by house, ambushed by new fires sparked by flying embers. - Justin Miller
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
nytimes.com | Sinna Nasseri
By Our photographer caught the stars as they arrived for Sunday night's awards show. Ariana Grande, a supporting actress nominee for "Wicked," gets a hug. Our photographer caught the stars as they arrived for Sunday night's awards show. Ariana Grande, a supporting actress nominee for "Wicked," gets a hug. Image Zendaya, a nominee for her role in "Challengers."
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
vulture.com | Sinna Nasseri
Behind the scenes with Paris and Nicole, Quinta Brunson, Mike Myers, and more. This past weekend’s Vulture Festival in Los Angeles featured 23 star-studded, often silly, and always exciting events on the lot at nya Studios in Hollywood. A Master of Culture honorary degree was awarded to Mike Myers, and the inaugural Roomy Award (recognizing excellence in TV writing) was conferred upon Abbott Elementary creator Quinta Brunson and the rest of the show’s writers.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
grubstreet.com | Adam Platt |Sinna Nasseri
encounter From burger tutorials to The Bear, the internet’s favorite chef has been all in this whole time. “Do you want a deep caramel cup or a milky caramel?” asks Matty Matheson, delicately pouring just the right amount of milk into my dark coffee with his giant tattooed fingers, like the practiced hospitality professional he is.
