Julius Miller is a Staff Writer at Los Angeles Magazine. He covers a diverse range of topics including Arts, Entertainment, Music, and City News, with a particular focus on animal rights and animal-related issues. Julius's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Hollywood Reporter, Los Angeles Times, and Miami Herald.
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Julius Miller’s coverage leans toward feature-driven storytelling with a strong interest in animals and arts/culture, especially pieces with a clear local hook or event tie-in. He seems most responsive to pitches that are timely, visually engaging, and centered on distinctive personalities, cultural moments, or community happenings in Los Angeles.
For outreach, focus on:
- animal rescue stories with a compelling human angle
- local arts, books, and culture events with strong turnout or buzz
- comeback narratives, anniversaries, or “first of its kind” angles
- profiles tied to recognizable Los Angeles figures, places, or scenes
Because his reporting is rooted in Los Angeles, pitches should be clearly connected to the city or broader local area.
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By: Julius Miller
LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Elizabeth Kobliha knows her one-eyed cat Likho has more friends than she does. So much so that on his 15th birthday July 11, the sidewalk outside her downtown Long Beach store where he spends most of his time transformed into a makeshift fair.
By: Julius Miller, Dante Estrada
L.A. bookworms took to the streets of several cities in L.A., ranging from Manhattan Beach to Pasadena, this past weekend to experience the city's first book crawl. 13 bookstores allowed people to come into their shops to browse and to participate in a chance of winning a $325 gift card after making a $10 purchase.
By: Julius Miller
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Elizabeth Kobliha knows her one-eyed cat Likho has more friends than she does.
By: Julius Miller, By Rebecca Castillo
L.A.’s 20th century It Girl makes a comeback
By: Julius Miller
The first Just Like Heaven festival arrived in 2019, bolstered by strong headliners MGMT, Phoenix, Beach House and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
The blistering sun made for a restless crowd at the Pasadena festival celebrating indie rock of the early aughts, but the bands were on fire. Here are our top six.
By: Eloise Rollins-Fife, Danielle Dorsey, Mikael Wood, Julius Miller, August Brown, Suzy Exposito
Best of Daisy Chain Fields
By: Julius Miller
Elizabeth Kobliha knows her one-eyed cat Likho has more friends than she does.
By: Julius Miller, Suzy Exposito, August Brown, Eloise Rollins-Fife, Danielle Dorsey, Mikael Wood
LOS ANGELES -- Daisy Chain Fields arrived on a sweltering summer Saturday, plopped in the middle of Irvine's suede hills, inside Orange County lines.
By: Suzy Exposito, Danielle Dorsey, Julius Miller, Mikael Wood, Eloise Rollins-Fife, August Brown
Olivia Rodrigo at the Great Park , was a spiritual successor to Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair of the late ‘90s, born out of frustration with promoters and radio stations that refused to play two female artists in a row.
