World & Nation
A rock group that sings in Taiwan’s native language has taken this island nation by storm, becoming the first music group to criticize the Nationalist government in another sign of Taiwan’s increasing freedom.
Jan. 9, 1991
Shunned by recording industry, skinhead bands try to win over youths with clandestine concerts. Author of white racist tract ‘Turner Diaries’ now produces CDs with violent lyrics.
March 30, 2000
Business
On Amazon.com, shoppers can buy merchandise displaying symbols of white supremacy, such as a swastika necklace, a baby onesie with a burning cross, and a child’s backpack featuring a neo-Nazi meme, all in contradiction of the retail giant’s policy against selling products that promote hatred, according to a new report from two watchdog groups.
July 6, 2018
Entertainment & Arts
The doorbell rings. You open the door.
Dec. 26, 1990
Eighty-three county arts groups will share $442,000 in 1995-96 grants approved by the L.A.
Sept. 2, 1995
Two Westside arts groups, Beyond Baroque and the Santa Monica Arts Foundation, will receive matching grants through the National/State/County Partnership.
June 19, 1986
Forty-five county arts groups will share $128,500 in matching grants recently approved by the L.A.
Aug. 15, 1994
Twenty-two county-resident arts organizations have been awarded $89,900 in grants by the National-State-County Partnership, a grant program administered by the Los Angeles County Music and Performing Arts Commission.
Jan. 13, 1988
The future of Broadway tours is complicated. When will “Hamilton,” “Harry Potter,” “Dear Evan Hansen” and “To Kill a Mockingbird” resume on the road?
May 12, 2020
Seventy-nine arts groups have been awarded a total of $786,250 in grants from the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
Sept. 15, 1997