Carolina Miranda, a former columnist for the LA Times, wrote in the Washington Post an op-ed likening El Salvador's infamous ...

Carolina Miranda’s aesthetic analyses of President Donald Trump’s redesign of the Oval Office and of the “Trump Trad” ...

Carolina A. Miranda is a writer in Los Angeles who covers the intersection of design and visual culture with politics and society. Until 2024, she was a columnist at the Los Angeles Times ...

Every president brings to office an aesthetic that sets the look and tone. This is Donald Trump’s. Throughout 2025, columnist Carolina A. Miranda will examine President Donald Trump’s aesthetic — and ...

The American version of the hit Spanish series is set in New York, starring Yon González and Samantha Siqueiros, with Danilo Carrera and Carolina Miranda as antagonists.

In Carolina Miranda’s latest analysis of the aesthetics of Donald Trump’s presidency, she is focused on the gold that now drips everywhere from a White House asymptotically approaching Versailles.

Choose your weapon: annihilation by pink or atomic bomb. I’m Carolina A. Miranda, art and design columnist at the Los Angeles Times, and I’m here with the week’s Barbenheimer coverage ...

Carolina A. Miranda is a former Los Angeles Times columnist who focused on art and design, with regular forays into other areas of culture, including performance, books and digital life.

I’m an art and culture journalist based in Los Angeles and have long been fascinated with the ways in which visual culture is used to make statements and wield power. I'll be covering the ...