Batters and Stanton, plain brown envelope artists; Abe Lincoln and California; Grandma Nazimova had a trunk, and inside ...; Bogart's son on Film Noir
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• 19:58
If L.A. is primarily a melting pot of religions, cultures and ethnicities, new Dodgers GM Farhan Zaidi is as L.A. as you can get.
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• 8:20
To kick off the Egyptian Theatre's Film Noir festival, John Rabe talks Stephen Bogart, with the son of Noir royalty.
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• 3:07
The Getty Center’s new exhibit, “Painting Set Free,” displays an incredible number of works by the man many people now think of as the greatest English painter of all time.
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• 4:44
Photographer (foot fetish) Elmer Batters and illustrator (strong-woman fetish) Eric Stanton get their due in a new show at the Taschen Gallery.
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• 5:02
In the 1920s, Alla Nazimova was a household name in America and one of Hollywood's highest paid actresses.
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• 5:03
Abraham Lincoln loved the idea of California but never got to see it. He became the first to leave a lasting mark on the state — even before Washington.
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• 5:26
Otis Kite Festival includes appearance by Tyrus Wong, who designed the look of Disney's "Bambi" and in his later years has been designing, building, and flying kites.
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• 5:50
William Pope.L's "Trinket" — at MOCA's Geffen Contemporary — is just a flag in the wind, but it's also so much more.
Actress/comedian Charlyne Yi has a new solo album of dark, confessional pop songs out on L.A. veteran indie label Folktale Records.
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• 5:19
If you have elderly parents who own a home, there's one word that strikes fear in your heart: probate.