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Saint, whose acting work lasted well into her 90s, died at her home in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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The ship has been closed for repairs for three years.
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In addition to creating a community engagement project, they will be responsible for writing a poem about the city that will be read at events throughout the year.
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Attend a twist on Puccini in La Brew-hème. Tap along to the story and music of The Temptations. Attend a Four Roses Old Fashioned Film Night. Check out the Newport Beach Boat Parade.
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Harvey Weinstein didn't act alone. He was surrounded by people who helped procure women, looked the other way when alerted to his behavior, and silenced and threatened whistleblowers.
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Dance to a Dolly Parton-inspired disco. Attend the CAAMCon Black Comics Festival. Listen to Victorian ghost stories and take a candlelit tour. Visit an expansive art show dedicated to the Beastie Boys.
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NPR's pop critic and correspondent's globe-hopping favorites this year have roots in Mexico, England, Belgium, Ireland, Samoa and Haiti, and across the U.S. from Long Beach to Vermont.
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We want you to share the album that changed your life. For NPR music critic Ann Powers, it was an album by Kate Bush.
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Join Patti Smith for a night of stories and songs. Find out how women can win in Iran at a Zócalo discussion. Catch the Lantern Tour. Listen to Bartees Strange live. Watch a double feature focusing on the great Sidney Poitier.
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L.A. Comic Con had a rocky start, but quickly grew and now features a who’s who from the wide universe of pop culture. Now they have to fight their way out of a pandemic while also holding their biggest convention, both physically and in number of attendees, ever.
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Andrew Kzirian has toured with Serj Tankian and Gogol Bordello as he brings oud playing to a wider audience.
