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Betty Buckley, Cheyenne Jackson, Lillias White, Megan Hilty and Laura Benanti share their secrets on the art of cabaret.
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Following a year of internal strife, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles looks for a fresh start with new music director Ernest H. Harrison. -
Clara Porset is known for designing a famous Mexican chair. A show at the Art Institute of Chicago looks at how her influence extended far beyond that
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Judy Ledgerwood’s extended rumination on painting and its skin-and-bones relationship to human bodies is on view at 1301PE on Wilshire.
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A beautifully installed survey, on view through Dec. 7 in Boyle Heights. tracks Alexis Smith from 1973 to 2016.
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Just 14 artists of more than 1,200 applicants were chosen to create art for Metro’s Crenshaw/LA transit line that will move through Los Angeles, El Segundo, Inglewood and parts of unincorporated L.A. County.
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The photographer, in his first major museum show, uses a complex tonal printing process to lend richness to bland images
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New museum shows in L.A. for Nov. 10-17 include Do Ho Suh’s fabric-based installation “348 West 22nd Street” at LACMA
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Donna Summer’s “Hot Stuff.” “Bad Girls.” “She Works Hard for the Money.” A nostalgia-stoking catalog never gets the support it deserves in the Pantages musical.
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Dance performances in L.A. for Nov. 10-17 include New Zealand-based dance company Black Grace in Laguna Beach and L.A.
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Classical music performances in L.A. for Nov. 10-17 include the return of Mozart’s “The Magic Flute” at LA Opera
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Theater openings, Critics’ Choices, etc., for Nov. 10-17 include the return of “Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” at the Old Globe Theatre and Andy Garcia in “Key Largo” at the Geffen Playhouse
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All the week’s culture in one easy newsletter, including troubles at the Marciano, the destruction of Armenian heritage in Azerbaijan and Matthew Lopez’s 6 1/2-hour play.
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Workers who tried to unionize wielded signs and chanted in front of the shut-down museum on Friday. More actions are planned.
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James Niehues unveils a new book filled with original watercolor paintings of his ski resort maps.
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After a spate of deaths at USC, officials are struggling with what information to release about the students who died.
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In a letter sent to students just after 10 p.m. Tuesday, top USC officials warned against the dangers of opioid use.
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Igor Dvorskiy acknowledged that he pocketed nearly $150,000 from William “Rick” Singer, a Newport Beach consultant at the center of the college admissions scandal, and in return allowed Singer to run a test-fixing scam out of his West Hollywood school for years.
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Dodgers decision-maker Andrew Friedman said the team would spend on top-level free agents. Donaldson ranks behind only Anthony Rendon as a coveted power hitter.
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