Culture

“Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde”a Simple, Clever, Fun Way to Consume a Classic

Despite having plowed through more than my fair share of Western literary canon, I’ve never read a word of Robert…

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Form and Fascination

The work that goes on view at the Palos Verdes Art Center is largely from the last 30 years, a…

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The Hypocrisy of Kirk and the Far Right on Free Speech

The point is, has the media followed up on the Epstein files lately? Has that headline been buried by his…

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The Tomato Soups of Andalusia

In the same way that locals prefer to drink Tinto de Verano, while the tourists drink their overpriced sangria, salmorejo…

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“Call Freedom: Artists Speak” Art & Literary Exhibition Closing Reception

In a refreshing twist highlighting literary art, the closing reception will be presenting readings by the poets who submitted works,…

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“Predictor” an entertaining history of the at-home pregnancy test

The story of how a 20-something woman with no science background designed the first way for women to find out…

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Historic Warner Grand Theatre slated for digital makeover, won’t reopen until 2027

Despite not originally being part of the renovation plans approved last year, the push to install a digital marquee was…

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photos from the edge19 – BERKELEY’S STUDENT AND WORKING CLASS HISTORY

But Berkeley also has a working class history that is much less discussed. In the years after World War 2…

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Against the Algorithm: Dayramir González Champions Authenticity with V.I.D.A.Tour

This month, Angelenos who truly believe music is life will be able to get treated to three performances at three…

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Michael Stearns Studio Ignites Dialogue with Public Discourse

In an era of conflict and division, Public Discourse asserts art's unique capacity to translate raw emotion into collective reflection.

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