Osvaldo Golijov’s song cycle “Ayre” has a remarkable, joyous intersection of Jewish, Christian and Muslim culture. Music achieves what politics cannot.
West Hollywood-based Wondery, one of the country’s large podcast publishers, weighs a sale as it grapples with industry consolidation, increased competition and a federal investigation against its CEO and founder.
In his decades on “Jeopardy!” Alex Trebek, who died Sunday from pancreatic cancer, became more than a TV host: He was, in his way, a leader.
Eva Longoria drew sharp criticism for calling Latinas “the real heroines” of the presidential election after noting Black women’s pivotal role in Biden’s win.
In remembrance of Alex Trebek, who died Sunday after a battle with pancreatic cancer, here’s a roundup of some of the longtime “Jeopardy!” host’s best moments.
Election 2020
L.A.'s Glenn Kaino has a new doc about activist-Olympian Tommie Smith, a Mass MoCA show and magical new sculpture that you have to see to believe.
“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.
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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?