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Plácido Domingo pulled out after sexual harassment allegations. Davinia Rodríguez withdrew because of illness. But the show goes on ...
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The Hollyhock House, which was almost demolished in the 1940s, earned Los Angeles its first World Heritage designation in July. -
New shows, Critics’ Choices, etc., in L.A. for Feb. 23-March 1 include the final performances of Heidi Schreck’s “What the Constitution Means to Me” at the Mark Taper Forum
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Dance performances in L.A. for Feb. 23-March 1 include Los Angeles Ballet’s salute to choreographer George Balanchine at the Broad Stage
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Classical music performances in L.A. for Feb. 23-March 1 include Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil in concerts pairing works by Dvorak and Ives
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New museum shows in L.A. for Feb. 23-March 1 include the LEGO-themed exhibit “The Art of the Brick” at California Science Center
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Robert Levine’s paintings are on view at LSH CoLab, a gallery that shares space with the L.A. CBD store and a sewing workshop.
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Jessica Stockholder’s painting-sculpture hybrids live in their own world. The L.A. gallery 1301PE takes you there.
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Four Larks, the inventive Los Angeles theater troupe, takes on Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” in this multimedia deconstruction in Beverly Hills.
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Four Larks, the “junkyard opera” company, stitches together its own take on Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” at the Wallis. The creative team explains how.
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Themes of the 1941 film ‘Meet John Doe’ are transferred to present day as a struggling newspaper columnist and a homeless woman see their paths cross.
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L.A. Opera opens “Roberto Devereux.” A jukebox musical celebrates Simon & Garfunkel. Dance fans have options at REDCAT, the Wallis and the Soraya.
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The actress played the legendary Maria Callas at the Mark Taper Forum in L.A. before moving on to Broadway and winning her final Tony for the role.
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Ivo van Hove opens his video-enhanced, Jerome Robbins-less “West Side Story,” a bombardment of sight and sound. It’s bracing, vital and sublime.
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Ding-dong. “Hello!” “The Book of Mormon” is back in Los Angeles. Is the cast good? And how are those Uganda jokes landing?
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Ten new judges in 3 years have turned the federal appeals court far more conservative than it has been in decades. And the full effect hasn’t hit yet, judges say.
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Mike Bloomberg has hired hundreds of paid “digital organizers” to boost his presidential bid on social media. A look inside the operation reveals potential downsides to this approach.
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Mike Hughes, the self-made engineer who billed himself as the “world’s greatest daredevil,” was killed Saturday outside Barstow during a launch of a homemade rocket gone wrong.
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How Hydro Flask water bottles became a hot fashion accessory is a story mixing environmentalism, self-care and the simple desire to keep drinks cold.
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Legendary sire A.P. Indy died on Friday at age 31.
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All the week’s essential arts stories, including LACMA approaching the point of no return on its Peter Zumthor building even as the project’s critics call for rethinking the plan.
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Former L.A. poet laureate Luis J. Rodriguez shared the stories behind “From Our Land to Our Land” with L.A. Times Book Club readers.
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