When 2023 began to unfold, pandemic-induced art museum cancellations and postponements seemed to be behind us, as programming mostly caught up. Here are 10 memorable exhibitions from the year.
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Hollywood gallery Lauren Powell Projects leads visitors on sunset art hikes 2½ miles to the Griffith Park summit
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The resort also announced other plans for 2024, including enhancements to the ‘Star Wars’ attraction Star Tours — The Adventures Continue.
The Vulcan Centaur rocket will launch Dec. 24, carrying the remains and DNA samples of 338 people, including some ‘Star Trek’ actors.
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At a time when there’s greater sensitivity around elevating stories about women, the director has long focused on intelligent, nuanced female characters.
Lily Tomlin, the group’s first honoree, kicks off the evening of awards and encouragement.
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Live updates from the 2023 Bésame Mucho at Dodger Stadium. Headliners are Maná, Los Bukis, Gloria Trevi. Other acts are Los Lobos, Los Angeles Azules, Natalia Lafourcade
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Sylvester Stallone celebrated Philly’s first-ever Rocky Day, ‘Life is a fight. It’s a tough fight . . . Keep punching!’
‘Supernatural’ star Mark Sheppard reveals he suffered six massive heart attacks over the weekend, and was brought back after dying four times.
Our picks for the best TV shows, movies, albums, songs, books, theater, art shows and video games of the year.
Nick Cannon drops a lot of money annually on trips to Disneyland. Like a lot, a lot. But no need to worry, he makes hundreds of millions each year; he’ll be fine.
‘Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé’ took home the top spot at this weekend’s box office, becoming the second concert film to do so in the last two months.
Univision’s recent Trump interview was a response to the same trends that threaten Democrats in swing states such as Arizona, Nevada, Georgia and Wisconsin.
‘Saturday Night Live’ featured a musical goodbye to New York Rep. George Santos, who was expelled from Congress this week, and actor Emma Stone hosted.
Kevin Turen, who produced ‘Euphoria’ and other projects, died Nov. 12 from ‘acute cardiac dysfunction,’ according to a medical examiner’s report. He was 45.
On Friday, actors Julianna Margulies and Susan Sarandon apologized for earlier incendiary comments on opposite sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Though inexperienced, Paul B. Preciado knew what he didn’t want. His ‘Orlando, My Political Biography’ is being hailed as the first essential trans documentary.
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