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Larry Mantle and FilmWeek critics review the latest DC Comics adaptation Clayface and discuss LAIKA’s Wildwood, the longest stop-motion animation film in history.
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Because Halloween falls on a school night again this year, we get to spend the whole weekend and the early part of next week partying. If you haven't made plans already, we're here to help you with a guide to all of the Halloween guides.
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The American Friends of the Israel Philharmonic is a non-profit organization dedicated to sustaining the financial future of the Israel Philharmonic. The orchestra will be in town next Tuesday, the 30th, led by former Los Angeles Philharmonic director Zubin Mehta. We spoke with Suzanne Ponsot, the executive director of the organization.
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There's a bounty of events in LA tonight, from a grilled cheese night at the Sunset Market to a Mike Mills magazine launch party for issue 18 of The Thing, to a book signing with Metallica's guitarist Kirk Hammett and a new art walk and art talk on Metro designs. Read on for the details.
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Here's what's happening: The Last Bookstore gets into the Halloween spirit, The Getty Villa explores Pompeii, Needtheater entertains with a one-man stage adaptation of a short story, NerdMelt promises to make us laugh, Cinefamily welcomes actor Elijah Wood in the flesh and A Noise Within reads George Bernard Shaw.
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At long last, the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office has released their official findings in the autopsy of director Tony Scott, who jumped to his death in August from the Vincent Thomas Bridge.
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Don't let anyone tell you where to spend your money. Use it how you will - on comedy shows! Here are our weekly picks aimed at tickling your funny bone.
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Get out so you can check out work by Robert Mapplethorpe or Skid Row artists, talk about books with Libros Schmibros or check out the 626 Night Market.
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This summer the Natural History Museum will be opening an ambitious permanent exhibit that takes us back—waaaaay back. "Becoming Los Angeles" seeks to do nothing less than trace our city's ecological and cultural evolution over the past 500 years.
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation from the West Hollywood Target, the Farmers Market and coffee shops.
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Get out because there is so much to do today whether you like arts, crafts, food, beer or zombies.
