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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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Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh survived COVID-19. Now he and fellow artist Beatie Wolfe want to save the USPS.
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Election, Groundhog Day, Vertigo. Nope, this isn't a catalog of your recent emotions. They're three of the movies screening this week.
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Among those hit by the pandemic have been large haunted houses and other themed Halloween amusements, known as "haunts" to fans.
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Halloween isn't quite the same this year but you'll still find plenty to do, whether outdoors or at home. Catch The Brett Loudermilk Halloween Special. Attend an online burlesque show by and for witches. Take a virtual tour of the Walt Disney Family Museum. Attend Joe Bob's Haunted Drive-In for a night of Halloween shenanigans. Other happenings include a talk with Dolores Huerta, cooking lessons with Guelaguetza and the Echo Theatre's storytelling night.
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Ofrendas. Catrinas. Mezcal mummies. Celebrate and explore the religious and cultural traditions of the Day of the Dead.
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Drive through the Upside Down at the Stranger Things experience. Watch the antics of little Damien in The Omen. Learn about the relocation of L.A.'s original Chinatown. Explore how various cultures treat death and mourning. Check out comedy and music from Lost Moon Radio.
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When the Dodgers take the field tonight for Game 4 of the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays, only about 11,000 fans will be in the audience. But, thanks to sound designer Fred Vogler and his team, those of us watching on TV will hear a crowd that sounds much larger.
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Stand-up doesn't look like it used to, and it won't be the same for a while.
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Dracula's Disco of the Night. Target Husk becomes a real store. An exhibition of calacas for Dia de los Muertos. A dead man's party. A virtual Brewery Artwalk.
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Attendees say it's the closest thing to the ballpark experience that COVID-19 will allow.