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Fictional tale tells of Warhol’s early years

Columnist · August 29, 2019

Who or what inspires and/or influences an artist, famous or otherwise, has always been an elusive query. Andy Warhol’s Tomato by Vince Melocchi explores the answer and the journey. Part […]

Get ready for the 53rd annual Larchmont Family Fair!

Rachel Olivier · August 29, 2019

Sample pies, taste tamales, enjoy rides and watch talented contestants at the 53rd annual Larchmont Family Fair on Larchmont Boulevard between Beverly Boulevard and First Street, Sun., Oct. 27 from […]

Romantic and new, drive-in makes a comeback at The Grove

Guest · August 29, 2019

The Drive-In Movie: a cultural staple of a bygone era that I, like many Generation Z’ers, have never had the chance to experience. With the continuous, rapid advancement of technology, […]

Beverly Fairfax, Wilshire Vista and Sacramento

John Welborne · August 29, 2019

A festive gathering of local residents took place Aug. 11 to watch Fifth District City Councilman Paul Koretz ceremoniously unveil one of the new street signs marking the inclusion — […]

Mid-Wilshire neighborhood plays a character in ‘The Rookie’

Rachel Olivier · August 29, 2019

Anyone who has watched TV or movies for the last decade or more is probably familiar with certain Los Angeles streets and landmarks flickering across the screen, but not always […]

On Books and Places: Permanence and renewal expressed in Marciano Art Foundation

Columnist · August 29, 2019

No building in the Greater Wilshire area so self-consciously expresses permanence and solidity as what is now the Marciano Art Foundation. The former Scottish Rite Cathedral was completed in 1961 […]

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