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Actor-comedian Jeff Garlin spoke with LAist host Larry Mantle about his debut photography book and its inception.
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The filmmaker says Hollywood has to make a stand against the state's restrictive voting laws.
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After being closed for more than a year by the pandemic, The Broad museum in downtown Los Angeles will reopen on May 26 with a commitment to diversify its collection and staff.
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Explore the life of donut king Ted Ngoy. Watch flicks from the Indian Film Fest. Create a community altar in South LA. Tune into LAist’s discussion on the militarization of the police.
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In the nearly 16 months — yes, it's been that long — since Kobe Bryant's death in a helicopter crash, L.A. has mourned through art. There are nearly 300 Kobe-related murals in Southern California.
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In adapting Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about two escaped slaves, Jenkins has magnified the story's violence.
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Comics share stories of their worst summers. Kids throw elbows at a junior roller derby. Eat jägerschnitzel, Gumbalaya, taquitos and pastrami tostadas.
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There are some invitation-only concerts for first responders coming up first.
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The one-year suspension could be devastating to the HFPA, which gets $30 million from the network to air the show
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Watch a couple of cut-ups riff over a B-movie. Attend a Neil Gaiman book reading. Learn about Rome's Jewish cuisine. Get "winesplained" in an online series. Head to Dynasty Typewriter for in-person laughs.
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Celebrate the mom(s) in your life with tea, tlayudas, chocolate and funnel cakes. Catch a massive mariachi performance. Enjoy a kids sing-along in the park. Watch the camp classic "Mommie Dearest." Explore Iranian cuisine.
