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More than a bridge: Michael Maltzan’s 6th Street Viaduct addresses mistakes of L.A.'s past

Chances are you’ve set foot in a building by Michael Maltzan Architecture. Get ready to walk, ride and drive the firm’s most visible project yet.

LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 21, 2022: Aron Kallay plays a melodica while performing with the Brightwork Ensemble at Tuesdays @ Monk Space in Los Angeles. (Michael Owen Baker / For The Times)

Commentary: Why new music has come roaring back in L.A.

Alexander Neher and Justin Preston in the Rogue Machine Theatre production of 'The Beautiful People' at Matrix Theatre.

Review: ‘The Beautiful People’ is an uncomfortable look at combustible male rage

A woman stands at a microphone on the Fountain Theatre stage, back by her "Roe" cast mates in a circle behind her.

L.A.’s Fountain Theatre responds to the fall of Roe with part obituary, part call to action

BEVERLY HILLS, CA - June 16, 2022: A man walks past a window at Saks Fifth Avenue store, one of Beverly Hills' most famous department stores, is set to move to make way for a mixed-use complex that could energize a sedate stretch of Wilshire Boulevard on Thursday, June 16, 2022 in Beverly Hills, CA. Hudson's Bay Co. announced plans to transform property around its historic Saks building into an office, residential and retail cluster serving the Beverly Hills neighborhood. The intention is to revive the glamor that once made Wilshire Boulevard the pinnacle of upmarket Beverly Hills shopping. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)

Beverly Hills’ historic Saks Fifth Avenue complex set for development into offices and apartments

How Primera Generación Dance Collective brought ‘Nepantla’ from screen to stage

‘Transparent’ musical, Larissa FastHorse comedy lead Mark Taper Forum 2022-23 season

8 picks for your L.A. weekend: Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival, Heidi Duckler Dance and more

Review: How well does opera represent reality? LBO and L.A. Opera take differing approaches

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James Rado, who co-created groundbreaking ‘Hair,’ dies at 90

James Rado, co-creator of the groundbreaking hippie musical ‘Hair,’ which paved the way for the sound of rock on Broadway, has died.

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