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‘Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living’ to open at LACMA

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will open “Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living” on Nov. 15 in the Resnick Pavilion, examining the architect’s contributions to Southern California through projects ranging from public housing to the Beverly Hills Hotel. The exhibition runs through May 31, 2027.

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'Oh, Mary!' opens in LA

One of Broadway’s most popular shows in years, Oh, Mary! is now at the Ahmanson Theatre through Dec. 6. It stars drag performer extraordinaire Alaska Thunderf*ck 5000, known mononymously as Alaska, who rose to fame as a competitor and fan favorite on RuPaul's Drag Race. Alaska talked to LAist host Julia Paskin to talk about taking the Tony Award-winning dark comedy on the road, how competing on Drag Race has changed over the years and where to see a great drag show in Los Angeles.

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California artist paddles over 26 miles in a mushroom boat

Nov. 12 (UPI) -- A California artist became a maritime mycologist when he took a 26.37-mile journey in a kayak made from a giant mushroom. Sam Shoemaker, a Los Angeles-based artist and fungi enthusiast, completed the solo voyage in August 2025, traveling from Catalina Island to Cabrillo Beach on the mainland in a 12-foot kayak made entirely from the mycelium of Ganoderma polychromum.

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Feuerman sculptures unveiled on Rodeo Drive

Ten monumental sculptures by American artist Carole A. Feuerman were unveiled on Rodeo Drive on Nov. 9, marking the superrealist sculptor’s first major public outdoor exhibition on the West Coast. The exhibition, “Carole Feuerman: Monuments of Stillness,” features Feuerman’s signature swimmers and contemplative human figures displayed along Rodeo Drive....

Beverly Hills, CA · 1d

Hollywood Unlocked

USC Launches “The Business of Beyoncé” Graduate Course, and It’s Already Sold Out

Beyoncé’s business moves will now be part of a graduate course at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business. The course, titled “The Business of Beyoncé,” prepares students for careers in media, branding, management, and entertainment. According to AfroTech, Shaun Harper, a university professor and professor of Education, Business, and Public Policy at ... Read more

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Culver City Wraps a Ficus in 56-Foot Metal Frame as Public Art

A towering metal frame is rising around a mature ficus tree at the intersection of Washington and National boulevards in Culver City, part of a public-art installation that began last month and is expected to continue through the end of the year. The piece, called A Frame for a Tree, is the work of Los Angeles-based artist Charles Gaines and measures roughly 56 feet by 98 feet, wrapping a rectangular metal structure around the living tree rather than replacing it.

Culver City, CA · 1d

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RoadHouse Cinemas Installs Arizona’s First Samsung Onyx LED Cinema Screen

Samsung Electronics America today announced that RoadHouse Cinemas has installed a 12-meter premium large format Samsung Onyx display at its Scottsdale, Arizona, location, introducing the state’s first LED cinema screen. As audiences increasingly seek premium formats for major blockbuster releases, theatres are expanding how they present films on the...

Scottsdale, AZ · 2d

Radio Ink

Former Greater Media, Westwood One Executive Bob Moore Dies

Bob Moore, a former Westwood One and CBS Radio manager best known for bringing an entertainment talk lineup and Howard Stern to KLSX, has died. In Los Angeles, Moore became a key figure at Greater Media, overseeing KHTZ, KLSX, and KRLA. In 1991, Moore joined Westwood One as EVP of...

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Look Cinemas Revives Old Pasadena's Shuttered iPic With December Reopening

The six-screen movie theater at One Colorado in Old Pasadena, dark since iPic closed its doors in June, is getting a new operator and a new name. Look Cinemas plans to take over the space at 42 Miller Alley and reopen it on December 10, bringing back reclining pod seating, upgraded sound, and dine-in service to a venue that has cycled through operators for more than three decades.

Pasadena, CA · 2d

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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Billy Idol, Oasis, Wu-Tang Clan, Phil Collins, Sade, Queen Latifah, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order and the late Luther Vandross will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday. But the list of who will show up and perform is getting shorter daily and looking awfully thin.

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L.A. Area’s Movie Glow-Up Continues as Look Cinemas Takes Over Pasadena’s iPic Theater

The Los Angeles area’s movie theater renaissance is in full swing as Look Cinemas is set to take over the former iPic location at One Colorado in Old Pasadena. The dine-in theaters will reopen in December — just in time for “Dune: Part Three” and “Avengers: Doomsday” — with luxury reclining pod seating, immersive picture and sound and chef-inspired food and craft beverages delivered directly to guests’ seats. Movie Theater Chain iPic Files for Bankruptcy The iPic multiplex closed in June amid the company’s bankruptcy proceedings. The six-screen location has been in operation since 1991, first as AMC, then Laemmle and later as Gold Class luxury cinemas. “Old Pasadena has had a movie theater at One Colorado for many years, and we weren’t willing to let that story end,” said Brian Schultz, CEO of Look Dine-In Cinemas. “A local cinema is where a community comes together to laugh, cry, be inspired and share experiences. We can’t wait to welcome Pasadena back to the movies and invite everyone to make this Look cinema their favorite spot.” “One Colorado has long been a premier destination in the heart of Old Pasadena, and the cinema has been part of that experience,” said Mark

Pasadena, CA · 3d

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Look: California artist paddles over 26 miles in a mushroom boat

A California artist became a maritime mycologist when he took a 26.37-mile journey in a kayak made from a giant mushroom.

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California Vintage Shop Hides an Unexpected Bee Museum Behind Its Yellow Door

Vintage dresses, retro jewelry, and bee-themed gifts share space inside an unusual California boutique with an unexpected second identity. Behind the colorful shopping experience is a small educational project devoted to bees and the important role they play in nature. The woman behind the concept is both a beekeeper and...

Burbank, CA · 2d

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Guatemala Fest is coming to Pico Rivera Sports Arena

The sights, sounds and flavors of Guatemala are coming to the Pico Rivera Sports Arena this weekend as Guatemala Fest 2026 brings together live music, traditional food, colorful cultural performances and family-friendly activities on Saturday and Sunday, November 14–15. The two-day festival will feature more than 15 musical artists,...

Pico Rivera, CA · 3d

Westside Current

Meet the Readers Turning Santa Monica Sidewalks Into a Book Club

SANTA MONICA - Generation Z has gained a reputation as the online generation seeking offline connection. Young entrepreneurs Samantha Dockser and Morgan Messing are using social media to bring people outside through their walking book clubs. Preoccupied LA is the duo's hub for weekly book event roundups and their signature monthly book clubs on Instagram and Substack. Since launching in 2024, the platform has gained thousands of followers and expanded to include 12 book club chapters across the U.S. and Canada. Dockser and Messing met shortly before forming Preoccupied. Messing's author-focused social media company Logue Social, of which Dockser is now a partner, hosted an event and invited Dockser, who has her own social media following as a book influencer. The two hit it off and became friends, bonding over the fact that there appeared to be no centralized resource for finding book events. "There are so many book events," said Dockser, "and we were just feeling frustrated that we couldn't Google a place that would list all of them for a week." Preoccupied was their solution. As their community grew, the pair realized that they had created a group of people who might be interested in an event of

Santa Monica, CA · 2d

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Live on Sunset is Coming to West Hollywood – Here are Street Closures and Other Information

The City of West Hollywood reminds residents, businesses, visitors, and motorists to plan for street closures and increased traffic associated with Live On Sunset, taking place on Saturday, November 14, 2026, on the Sunset Strip. Gates open at 4 p.m., with performances from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. The Live On Sunset event will take place rain or shine.

West Hollywood, CA · 3d

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It's ‘Harvest Festival' time at LA County Parks, and admission is free

There's a sweet and easygoing road between Halloween and Thanksgiving, a route that contains some of the mellowest and most golden days on the calendar. You might not always need a sweater during these warmer LA days, nor even your coziest pair of socks, but early November can put images of pumpkins in your mind, and critters gathering acorns, and colorful leaves, even here in Southern California where palm trees are the arboreal icons.

Los Angeles County, CA · 3d

The Associated Press

Gram Parsons celebrated in song by Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello on eve of his Rock Hall induction

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Joy and sorrow were in harmony at a musical tribute to Gram Parsons , the country-rocker who on Saturday will enter the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 53 years after his death at age 26. At the legendary Los Angeles-area Troubadour club, Parsons’ songs as a member of the Byrds , as a founder of the Flying Burrito Brothers and as a solo artist essential to rock's early 1970s turn toward country were performed Wednesday night by Elvis Costello , Sheryl Crow , the Black Crowes and, most important by far, Emmylou Harris . In a partnership that lasted less than two years, Parsons and Harris combined to create some of the most heartaching harmonies ever recorded. Then he died from an overdose in 1973. Before she sang a song many consider the pinnacle of that partnership, “Love Hurts,” with Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Harris said, “Gram taught me this one. We did it a lot of times.” Then she added, quietly as if to herself, “But not enough.” Harris, who had been an unknown folk singer when Parsons met her at a club in Washington, D.C., had thought she'd

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