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How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Marlee Matlin

For the veteran actor and activist, the itinerary includes visits to the Academy Museum, Rose Bowl and her favorite pizza shop in Eagle Rock.

Christopher Glenn Gilstrap and Caroline Quigley in "The Seagull: Malibu" at Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum.
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Ambition in Topanga paradise: Anton Chekhov and John Galsworthy at Theatricum Botanicum

Ann Philbin, director of The Hammer Museum, in 2018.

Ann Philbin wins the Getty Prize and steers $500,000 to NPR, KCRW and LAist

Photo Booth Museum, Market Street, The Castro, San Francisco.

A photo booth museum is opening in L.A. Here’s how to experience the ‘analog magic’

The New Hollywood Quartet
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At the Huntington, the New Hollywood String Quartet recalls legendary studio musicians

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‘American Idol’ winner Nick Fradiani channels the gruff brilliance of Neil Diamond in ‘A Beautiful Noise’

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Empty seats, no Dudamel: L.A. Phil opens its Hollywood Bowl season on somber notes

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Contributor: Let’s Los Angelize L.A.

Playwright Richard Greenberg, the Mozart of verbal arias, brought an exquisite fluency to the American stage

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Los Angeles, CA, Tuesday June 3, 2025 - Janet Marie Smith, Dodgers' executive vice president, planning and development was part of a team that conceived and executed the redesign of the hallway leading to the Dodgers clubhouse. It's an ode to the iconic LAX mosaic murals installed in 1961. Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times)
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Shaikin: LAX won’t say who designed its iconic murals, but the Dodgers will. Why?

The Dodgers redesigned the hallway leading to the Dodgers’ clubhouse this season. It’s an ode to the iconic LAX mosaic murals installed in 1961. But there’s more to the story.

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