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Julius Miller

Julius Miller

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Editorial Assistant, Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles

Biography

Hello, I'm a multimedia journalist currently working for the Los Angeles Times. Previously, I was employed at Los Angeles Magazine and have freelanced for The Hollywood Reporter. I am a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising with a focus in Digital Marketing.

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Arts and entertainment

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child care, family, children, toys

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Total articles 478

  • Coachella may be ‘notorious,’ but Kneecap just needs ‘12 Irish’ to get the crowd going

    By Julius Miller| Los Angeles Times Verified It’s 12 p.m. in Bali, and two-thirds of Kneecap are sitting on a couch for a Zoom interview. DJ Próvai is in Ireland, spending time in Derry, while Móglaí Bap and Mo Chara are soaking in the Indonesian sun, eagerly preparing for their “date with a f— swimming pool.”“How many people go to Coachella?” Chara asks. “It’d be less than that… 100,000,” Chara chimes back. They’re not far off, if you are looking at a single day’s attendance.

    By Julius Miller · Los Angeles Times

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Cypress Hill concert film relives group's symphonic first — performing with an orchestra in London

    By Julius Miller| Los Angeles Times Verified From right, Eric Bobo, B-Real, DJ Lord and Sen Dog members of Cypress Hill pose for a portrait this month in Los Angeles. “We always try to make a place where we can constantly be creative in,” says Cypress Hill’s B-Real. He’s talking about his downtown studio, where the bandmates have done most of their recording for the last decade. If anything, it’s certainly cozy. He’s huddled on a black leather couch alongside his longtime friends and group members during a Zoom interview.

    By Julius Miller · Los Angeles Times

    Mar. 29, 2025

  • Who's still playing Pokémon Go? Ask any of the 48,000 people at this Rose Bowl event

    By Julius Miller| The Star (Malaysia)@ LOS ANGELES: On the golf course just outside the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, thousands of people stride across the grass, phones in their hands and eyes on their screens. “Who has a shiny Oshawott they can trade? What about a Blitzle? Any Pansages?” one person asks. “I’ve got a Snivy!“ someone shouts back. “I’ll trade a Panpour,” another counters. To an outsider, the scene might sound like an episode of Storage Wars – gibberish over a megaphone – and look a bit like a zombie apocalypse.

    By Julius Miller · The Star (Malaysia)

    Mar. 03, 2025

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Los Angeles Times

The Los Angeles Times is a historic daily newspaper founded in 1881. Originally known as the Los Angeles Daily Times, it has grown to become one of the most influential newspapers in the world. Headquartered in El Segundo, California, since 2018, it is the largest metropolitan newspaper in the U.S. and has a rich legacy of journalistic innovation. The Times offers daily print and digital news coverage, focusing on investigative journalism, politics, culture, and business. It has a notable history of innovations, including launching the first U.S. newspaper-owned radio station and pioneering airplane delivery of newspapers. The newspaper has transitioned to a digital-first approach, providing a comprehensive online platform with multimedia content and subscription options. The Los Angeles Times continues to play a significant role in shaping regional growth and has received numerous Pulitzer Prizes for its reporting.

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Founded: 1881