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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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Unions that represent some 17,000 Disneyland employees have written to Gov. Gavin Newsom expressing their concerns, saying the state should not give Disney approval to reopen its Anaheim parks, hotels and outdoor mall.
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The pandemic has forced some leading cultural institutions -- such as the Center Theatre Group and the Los Angeles Philharmonic -- to cancel entire seasons and lay off or furlough scores of employees. But the Los Angeles County Museum of Art says it will reopen next month with its entire staff intact, thanks to a $6.7 million government loan.
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Bumdog Torres shoots portraits of the residents of Fairfax Blvd. and its alleyways.
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Drop in virtually for a 24-hour Global Queer Read-In. Attend a bicycle repair workshop. Take a road trip to a drive-in for a double feature.
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Amid a pandemic and protests, "Mozza Mealtime" aims to connect employees, fans, and members of the tight-knit restaurant family.
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There's big money for a small game. And a healthy spirit of competition.
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It's a good time to celebrate the end of slavery.
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Celebrate Juneteenth virtually or IRL. Peep the summer solstice at Stonehenge. Head to the drive-in for socially distanced cinema. Score Father's Day takeout deals.
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As Center Theatre Group struggles with its financial situation caused by the coronavirus, management recently received an anonymous letter from a group of "Black, Indigenous, and People of Color" who say they have yet to see CTG realize its mission "to reflect the community we serve."
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Poets celebrate Juneteenth. The United in Pride film fest unspools online. Baron Vaughn and Open Mike Eagle launch a new show.
