Osvaldo Golijov’s song cycle “Ayre” has a remarkable, joyous intersection of Jewish, Christian and Muslim culture. Music achieves what politics cannot.
CNN was the first to announce Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election with others coming in over the next 15 minutes.
Anne Hathaway, who plays Grand High Witch in the new film ‘The Witches,’ apologized to the disability community and those with limb differences.
In her new book, “The Truths We Hold: An American Journey,” Kamala Harris tells the story of her rise from a young girl growing up in Oakland to her 2016 election as U.S. senator from California.
Friends say the 55-year-old entertainment lawyer, who attended college and law school in Southern California and lives in L.A.'s Brentwood, would “make an impact” should Biden and Harris win in November.
Election 2020
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Election day is upon us, and like many, you may be freaking out. Take a break from the stress with our guide to TV’s best counterprogramming.
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My election night without TV news, Twitter or Facebook.
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The wait for final results in the 2020 presidential election continues. And TV itself is partly to blame for the discomfort you’re feeling.
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The 25th Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Stories & Ideas kicks off this weekend. Due to the pandemic, this year’s series of free events will be virtual. Here’s everything you need to know about how to tune in.
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Authors Emily Bernard, Morgan Jerkins and Frank Wilderson joined Times columnist Sandy Banks Wednesday night for a virtual Festival of Books event.
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Kurt Andersen, The Lincoln Project’s Stuart Stevens and Stephen Miller biographer Jean Guerrero talked presidential politics and the future of the GOP in an anxious, sobering panel at the 2020 virtual Times Festival of Books.
“Full Bloom” is a new competition with a format similar to “The Great British Baking Show,” except these contestants are making eye candy with flowers.
Jon Lawrence Rivera conceived and directs this drive-in play about a future in which trans and gender-nonconforming people are hunted down.
ESPN is slashing 500 jobs as cost pressures from the pandemic is speeding up the sports media company’s move into streaming.
Two gatherings in L.A. on Halloween — one wild affair in the Hollywood Hills, one more chill in Echo Park — took different approaches to partying during COVID.
Filmmaker Phillip Youmans’ “November” transforms Claudia Rankine’s play “Help” into a haunting “choreopoem” on white privilege. Stream it for free.
After a panel for the Festival of Books, Viet Thanh Nguyen discusses his forthcoming novel ‘The Committed,’ the sequel to ‘The Sympathizer.’
This week’s all-virtual lineup in the 2020 Festival of Books features chats with Kurt Andersen, Emily Bernard and a performance by the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance.
Angelenos are observing Día de Muertos during a global pandemic that has devastated Latino communities everywhere. Here is how the city is honoring its victims.
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Everyone waited out the days counting ballots in swing states while President Trump assailed democracy, but TV journalists had to do it on camera.
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On beat, off beat, line dances and voguing — people across the country are pouring out into the streets to dance.
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Michelle Obama, Lady Gaga and others celebrated on social media after Sen. Kamala Harris was named America’s first Black, Asian American and female vice president-elect.
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What’s on TV Saturday, Nov. 7, plus Sunday Talk shows
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At Warner Bros.’ request, Johnny Depp has resigned his role as Grindelwald in the “Fantastic Beasts” franchise after losing a libel case in the U.K.
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Our electoral map shows a country divided, but reality is more nuanced. Plus, poet Claudia Rankine and composer Osvaldo Golijov in our weekly arts newsletter.
Our weekly list of online concerts, streaming theater and virtual art includes singer Kylie Minogue, violinist Midori and artist Yayoi Kusama.
Osvaldo Golijov’s song cycle “Ayre” has a remarkable, joyous intersection of Jewish, Christian and Muslim culture. Music achieves what politics cannot.
In anticipation of election unrest, Los Angeles, like other cities around the country, is boarding up. Amid the worry, aesthetic choices are being made.
Fury against toxic masculinity comes through in Judith Bernstein’s crude, raw canvases in wildly funny ways. An election antidote.
From “The Voice” to “Phantom of the Opera” to “My Corona,” singer-songwriter Chris Mann has tried on many guises. His new one? Himself.
Center Theatre Group enters the digital performance sphere with Kristina Wong’s solo show, ‘Kristina Wong for Public Office.’
Whether Trump or Biden wins, difficult repair works lies ahead after election 2020. Can we bridge our cultural divide?
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The network’s anchors said several times on Friday that Biden will be president elect once he passes 270 electoral votes.
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The controversial call received pushback from the Trump campaign. Fox News is holding firm and could call Biden the winner of the White House on Thursday night.
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The Santa Monica-based studio has struggled to adapt to the COVID-19 crisis, which has made it difficult to release big new movies.
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Gary Oldman plays the Oscar-winning screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz in David Fincher’s drama about the origins of ‘Citizen Kane.’
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First-time filmmaker Joe Marcantonio has created an arresting gaslighting thriller with “Kindred.” Just don’t compare it to “Rosemary’s Baby.”
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Spanish filmmaker Oliver Laxe’s short and pensive drama “Fire Will Come” explores the tension between a condemned man and his neighbors.
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Find a flick with our guide to new and classic movies playing outdoors at L.A.-area drive-ins, pop-ups and rooftops.
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Musician and activist Madame Gandhi is marching to her own beat — and fighting for your civil rights
Musician and activist Madame Gandhi is marching to her own beat — and fighting for your civil rights
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Madame Gandhi has been working on a new album. She also shot a new TED Talk and a Tiny Desk concert for NPR.
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Steve Barnett, who is retiring at the end of the year, has played a role in the music careers of everyone from AC/DC to Adele to Halsey to Lil Baby.
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The masked and anonymous band the Network, long believed to be Green Day, has released a timely new song about President Trump’s daughter.
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The famously pugnacious music manager and live entertainment tycoon will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday.
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Too much has happened to keep believing that sports play an effective defense against reality. It’s time to cheer with your conscience.
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TV highlights for Nov. 8-14 include a Greta Thunberg doc and the franchise entry “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City”
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“The Bachelorette” has confirmed months of rumors that star Clare Crawley left the show early after getting engaged to contestant Dale Moss.
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The novelist perhaps most associated with Brooklyn lives in Claremont and has a delightful new dystopian novel out, “The Arrest”
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The late author of acclaimed novels “The Transit of Venus” and “The Great Fire” is celebrated in a new collection of her witty 20th century stories.
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Bestsellers List Sun., Nov. 8, 2020
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Christopher Nolan and Tom Shone discuss “The Nolan Variations,” Shone’s new book on the famously elusive “Tenet” director’s influences.
