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Review: Dudamel keeps things light in Bach, Mozart and Mendelssohn

Review: Dudamel keeps things light in Bach, Mozart and Mendelssohn
By Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times Music Critic

It hasn't always been so, but symphony orchestras these days fear Bach. Many modern philharmonics, intimidated by period-practice...

Santa Monica Museum celebrates ahead of annual art sale InCognito

World Trade Center reaches new heights with permanent spire

New trailer is a first peek at 'August: Osage County' movie

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Kenneth Branagh's 'The Magic Flute' to screen stateside

Kenneth Branagh's 'The Magic Flute' to screen stateside
Review: Liz Craft's creatures lurk with glee at West Hollywood Park

Review: Liz Craft's creatures lurk with glee at West Hollywood Park
Review: Channa Horwitz's work goes off the common grid

Review: Channa Horwitz's work goes off the common grid

Theater & Dance

$75,000 Alpert Awards in the Arts honor marathon play directors

$75,000 Alpert Awards in the Arts honor marathon play directors
Review: 'Hot Cat' at Theatre of NOTE adds new resonance to a classic

Review: 'Hot Cat' at Theatre of NOTE adds new resonance to a classic
Review: A shattered land tries to pull back together in 'Joe Turner'

Review: A shattered land tries to pull back together in 'Joe Turner'
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Avalon, Catalina at 100

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Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto discuss 'Star Trek Into Darkness.'

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Pasadena's writer-driven LitFest gets bigger this Saturday

Pasadena's writer-driven LitFest gets bigger this Saturday

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Classical Music, Opera & Jazz

New West will close season with the celebratory Beethoven's Ninth

New West will close season with the celebratory Beethoven's Ninth
Hollywood Bowl to debut upgraded sound system this summer

Hollywood Bowl to debut upgraded sound system this summer
Review: Lang Lang leads the L.A. Phil on a jazzy jaunt

Review: Lang Lang leads the L.A. Phil on a jazzy jaunt
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Art & Museums

Colgate University to return aboriginal artwork to Australia

Colgate University to return aboriginal artwork to Australia
Princess Diana museum to close, contents go to sons William, Harry

Princess Diana museum to close, contents go to sons William, Harry
'Dancing Queen' on display: ABBA museum opens in Sweden

'Dancing Queen' on display: ABBA museum opens in Sweden
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Architecture

A journalist remembers Mexican architect Pedro Ramirez Vazquez

A journalist remembers Mexican architect Pedro Ramirez Vazquez
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum returns to form, with light and life

Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum returns to form, with light and life
MOCA's 'A New Sculpturalism' faces uncertain future without Gehry

MOCA's 'A New Sculpturalism' faces uncertain future without Gehry
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Review: Jedediah Caesar walks the line between organic, artificial

Review: Jedediah Caesar walks the line between organic, artificial

By Sharon Mizota
'Tannhauser' staging using Nazi imagery canceled by opera company

'Tannhauser' staging using Nazi imagery canceled by opera company

By David Ng
Madonna sells Fernand Leger painting for $7.2 million

Madonna sells Fernand Leger painting for $7.2 million

By David Ng
Huntington adds Marsh locomotive painting to American art collection

Huntington adds Marsh locomotive painting to American art collection

By Jori Finkel
Art Review: Matt Wedel "Sheep's Head" at L.A. Louver

Art Review: Matt Wedel "Sheep's Head" at L.A. Louver

By David Pagel
Tim Robbins and Wayne Kramer show support for arts in prisons

Tim Robbins and Wayne Kramer show support for arts in prisons

By David Ng
Review: The collateral damage of genius in Boris Eifman's 'Rodin'

Review: The collateral damage of genius in Boris Eifman's 'Rodin'

By Lewis Segal
Amanda Demme is glad to no longer be the life of the party

Amanda Demme is glad to no longer be the life of the party

By Gina Piccalo

She once packed celebrities into raucous parties at the Roosevelt Hotel but now enjoys a quieter identity as a photographer. Her works will be at Obsolete in Venice.

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