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Victoria Alejandro
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Former Producer, How to L.A. and LAist Studios
Stories by Victoria Alejandro
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The music will live on through the nonprofit Conga Kids.
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A pair of local theaters that opened during the pandemic are attracting some new audiences.
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The Highland was one of very few movie theaters in northeast L.A., and a cultural hub for local movie lovers and filmmakers.
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Who says only the stars get to party this Sunday?
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How the Kim family kept the movie theater afloat for almost 50 years through blood, sweat and the kindness of volunteers.
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The iconic Santa Monica video store reopened last year in a vintage theater in Eagle Rock, offering classic movie screenings and videos for $3 a pop.
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How this Mid-City theater evolved from a Depression-era nightclub to the movie house Tarantino bought.
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How "Pink Flamingos," "Rocky Horror" and "Eraserhead" helped build its rep as a destination for arthouse films.
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"Rocky Horror Picture Show" helped spark my love for LA's film theaters. I'm visiting them in a 10-part series to highlight their ties to community.
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The nominations are out and the campaigns ramp up for one of Hollywood’s top prizes. How did it get so intense?
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The exhibit "Desire, Knowledge, and Hope (with Smog)" features all L.A. artists whose works depict the city.
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Now that it has been officially renovated and reopened, How to LA looks at the splash the theater's making now and back in 1922 when it first opened its movie palace doors.
