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Start the week by singing along to Grease. Learn capoeira under the stars. Attend an artwalk along a South Bay waterfront. Listen to live music by Quetzal. Swing along to Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. Or get nostalgic with LAist’s Mike Roe and guests as the TV Pilot Club revisits Living Single.
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Check out a cardboard community art gallery. Shop at a marketplace for the odd and occult. Listen as Patti LaBelle revisits her bestselling cookbook. See Black Widow early at a fan screening.
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Celebrate Independence Day with drive-in movies and fireworks. Hike a popular coastal trail. Attend Black L.A. Pride events. Catch Kool & the Gang. Take the fam to Bubblefest. Bring your appetite to a fantastic food market's reopening.
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Ayan Vasquez Lopez, a member of Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles, represents for their communities on social media and on the stage.
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Oh myyyy. Tune in as George Takei talks acting and activism. View an exhibition of protest images. Take a dip as an iconic Westside community pool reopens.
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In a typical year, the theater gets about 20,000 visitors a day to see the handprints and footprints of Hollywood legends.
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Catch Questlove’s debut music doc. Attend a craft beer and music fest. Celebrate Pride at screenings, pop-ups and after hours. Hike to the Bridge to Nowhere. Nosh on Hainan chicken rice, pintxos, fried chicken and boozy sorbets.
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A conservatorship hearing on June 23 reignited the #FreeBritney movement and is generating renewed support for the pop star.
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Did the government really give away millions of acres of valuable California land for free? Yes, it did.
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The move comes four years after Asia Kate Dillon, a nonbinary performer playing a nonbinary character on “Billions,” asked the TV academy to reconsider its acting definitions.
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The arts space that used to be in the same building faced backlash, including a group splashing red paint on the art, the walls, and bystanders.
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Make music on the summer solstice. Sip caipirinhas and cook kibe. Attend a documentary film fest or an art fair. Chow down on Greek food, smoothies, burritos and hot chicken.
