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Out in the boondocks, where the gossamer threads of civilization were tenuous, that's where the real action went down.
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While pumping iron, you were encouraged to push yourself harder by imagining you were taking down the Death Star, training in the X-Men’s Danger Room with Cyclops, or fighting some zombies. -
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Enjoy happy hour at home — with a queen. Visit an art exhibition created from hula hoops. Explore the science of SpongeBob. Attend Dodgers and Angels games with capacity crowds.
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Ritchie, artistic director of the Center Theatre Group since 2005, will step down at the end of the year.
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Like a lot of other pop culture — and society as a whole — comic books haven’t always been a welcoming place for LGBTQ+ people. But this Pride Month, DC Comics has released DC Pride, an anthology featuring queer characters from queer creators.
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Swing into summer with free dance lessons, a lowrider cruise night, a zine workshop or a twilight stroll through one of SoCal's lushest gardens.
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A new study finds the very few Muslim characters in films from the U.S., the UK, Australia and New Zealand are typically stereotyped and either victims or perpetrators of violence.
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Learn about a landmark mural. Check out the latest Pop-Up Magazine. Draw along while watching "A League of Their Own." Boogie down at an end-of-the-school-year dance party.
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The L.A. City Council has designated the building at 5518 Franklin Avenue in East Hollywood a historic cultural monument, in recognition of the work Kent, a pop artist and nun, created there.
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Take in movie screenings, art exhibitions and concerts for Pride Month. Learn about L.A.'s murals. Attend a Beastly Ball. Watch comedian Maria Bamford. Celebrate National Donut Day.
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Explore the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre. Take the L.A. Rivers Challenge. Kick off Pride month. Check out Yoshitomo Nara's solo exhibition. Nosh on donuts, pie, carnitas and thali.
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The Bowl had previously planned to open at two-thirds capacity.
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Celebrate the unofficial start of summer by kayaking the L.A. River. Head to the movies to watch "Cruella" or Christopher Nolan flicks. Rediscover the Discovery Cube with the kiddos. Shop a Dodger Fan Fest.
