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The Broad Breaks Ground on Major Expansion, Opening in 2028

The Broad has officially kicked off a bold new expansion project, slated to open in 2028, which will increase gallery space by 70% and introduce new programming, outdoor courtyards, and interactive experiences. Announced on the museum’s 10-year anniversary, the expansion aims to revitalize Grand Avenue, strengthen L.A.’s cultural footprint, and further democratize access to contemporary art. With support from civic leaders and the newly designated Grand Avenue Cultural District, this ambitious project positions The Broad and Downtown L.A. for a vibrant, art-filled future.

Defying the Odds: Greg Link’s Inspiring 10-Year Battle With Brain Cancer

When entrepreneur Greg Link was diagnosed with glioblastoma — a deadly brain cancer with a median survival of just over a year — he refused to accept the odds. Now, more than a decade later, he’s not only surviving but thriving. In this deeply personal story, Link shares how innovative treatment, lifestyle changes, and a mindset shift helped him navigate one of the most aggressive forms of cancer. From business ventures in wellness to mentoring other patients, his journey is one of resilience, purpose, and hope.

Metro Micro: L.A.’s $1 Rideshare You’ve Probably Never Tried

In a city known for pricey rideshares, Metro Micro is an affordable game-changer — but hardly anyone knows it exists. Launched quietly four years ago by LA Metro, this on-demand rideshare service offers $1–$2.50 rides in underserved neighborhoods, connecting residents to key transit hubs. Despite its low profile and underwhelming app ratings, Metro Micro is getting a second wind under new operations by Nomad Transit and is set to continue for at least three more years. Here’s what you need to know about L.A.’s best-kept transportation secret.

Chad King Opens Up About Life With MS: “Sharing It Is Healing”

Singer-songwriter Chad King of A Great Big World reflects on his 15-year journey with multiple sclerosis — an invisible, progressive disease that’s reshaped his life and career. From experimental treatments and lifestyle shifts to finally embracing medication, Chad shares how he’s learned to live with MS while continuing to create music and advocate for a cure. Now a board member for Race to Erase MS, he’s using his voice in new ways — and inspiring others to face chronic illness with honesty, resilience, and hope.

Katy Perry Set to Soar: Pop Star Joins Historic All-Female Spaceflight

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