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Jaelyn Gonzalez

Jaelyn Gonzalez

Multimedia Journalist

Jaelyn Gonzalez is a writer and audio producer who enjoys reporting on alternative culture and independent arts in Los Angeles. She is the Editor in Chief for Ampersand LA magazine and the Executive Producer for Dímelo Radio at Annenberg Media. By day she edits audio, by night she DJs.

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‘Tótem’ understands grief like no other

‘Tótem’ understands grief like no other

Mexico’s Oscars submission makes a teary homage to young sorrow.

By Jaelyn GonzalezFebruary 16, 2024 at 5:07PM PST

Ribbons, lace and grace; Orion Carloto’s ‘A Room of One’s Own’ is full of sleepy dreams and feminine fantasy

Ribbons, lace and grace; Orion Carloto’s ‘A Room of One’s Own’ is full of sleepy dreams and feminine fantasy

An homage to Virginia Woolf in the age of the Internet, for better or worse, takes life in a pop-up exhibition.

By Jaelyn GonzalezJanuary 09, 2024 at 1:00PM PST

Japanese Breakfast gifts Los Angeles a ‘Jubilee’ celebration to remember

Japanese Breakfast gifts Los Angeles a ‘Jubilee’ celebration to remember

Rockstar Michelle Zauner and the ten-piece band took over the Walt Disney Concert Hall for a joyous night of sound.

By Jaelyn GonzalezOctober 23, 2023 at 4:44PM PDT

L.A. neighborhoods face damages amid tropical storm Hilary’s downfall

L.A. neighborhoods face damages amid tropical storm Hilary’s downfall

Many residential areas around the USC campus, including Echo Park, are dealing with damages from Sunday’s tropical storm.

By Jaelyn GonzalezAugust 21, 2023 at 4:45PM PDT

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