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Cinema and music merge in ‘Lightscape’ at Marciano

Suzan Filipek · January 2, 2025

A large-scale, multi-screen installation by artist Doug Aitken is accompanied by music by the Los Angeles Master Chorale and the Los Angeles Philharmonic in a new exhibit at the Marciano […]

Cape & Gown Gala honored Tim Disney at ‘Taste’ benefit

Sondi Sepenuk · January 2, 2025

On Dec. 8, the sixth annual Children’s Institute Cape & Gown Gala was held in grand fashion at the Skirball Cultural Center, taking over the Guerin Pavilion and its surrounding […]

Rockin’ and a-rollin’ for good times and many good causes

Sondi Sepenuk · September 28, 2023

The Bourbon Room in Hollywood was the place to rock ‘n’ roll on Aug. 24, when Larchmont area friends and family showed up to support local Zach Selwyn and his […]

Warner Henry, remembered: Local luminary, a founder of LA Opera, died Aug. 1

James Conlon · September 2, 2020

He was a larger-than-life personality, a man of dramatic contrasts. His favorite artists were Claude Monet and Hieronymus Bosch. He was a connoisseur of the world’s finest wines, but his […]

The Behymer Family in Hancock Park, Brookside and Windsor Square

Guest · December 4, 2019

In last month’s Larchmont Chronicle, Larchmont Blvd. resident John Donley suggested that Chronicle readers might enjoy seeing periodic profiles of “someone in the neighborhood in which we’d get to know […]

Book chronicles Philharmonic leaders

Suzan Filipek · November 1, 2018

Long before the humble star power of Gustavo Dudamel. Before the flamboyant and youthful Zubin Mehta. Before them both was the early orchestra’s eccentric founder William Andrews Clark, Jr. The […]

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