Geoff Miller, Co-Founder of Los Angeles Magazine, Dead at 74
Geoff Miller, longtime editor and one of the original founders of Los Angeles magazine, passed away on Saturday at his Beverly Hills home after a prolonged illness. He was 74.
Miller and David Brown launched the magazine in 1960, which was originally called the Southern California Prompter. A year later, they changed the title to Los Angeles magazine. As The Wrap obit notes, it was a pioneering publication:
Los Angeles was the first “city magazine,” and Miller is credited with helping to create the genre.
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