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At L.A. Times Book Prizes ceremony, winners advocate for hope in the face of uncertainty
At the 45th Los Angeles Times Book Prizes ceremony, winners in 12 competitive categories and three special prizes addressed ...
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NFMLA’s InFocus: Black Cinema Program Includes Pawning Grief and a Freestyle Battle With Death
The NFMLA program spotlights Black stories and emerging Black talent in front of and behind the camera in two shorts programs ...
Paul McCartney’s photographs and John Waters’ birthday: L.A. arts and culture this weekend
Arts Open San Pedro, Chanel's CalArts collaboration, a staged reading fundraiser for reproductive justice and more arts ...
How 'Friday' Gave A Refreshing Sense of Humanity of Working-Class Black Neighborhoods | Opinion
What makes 'Friday' special in the pantheon of Black cinema was that it was one of the first "hood" films of its kind in the ...
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‘Before It All Goes Dark’ Shines an Operatic Light on Nazi-Looted Art
This new opera traces the real-life story of a nearly destitute Vietnam War vet who discovers decades later that he's the ...
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A Long, Hard Look at America
As the transatlantic alliance falters, a major exhibition of U.S. photography offers Europeans a dizzying array of ...
Justin Hayward explains the noisy cat on ‘Nights in White Satin’ and other Moody Blues stories
Justin Hayward insists there were two Moody Blues. He ought to know, as he was the principal lead singer and chief songwriter of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band. “We became a recording band that had ...