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From L to R: Tonantzin Carmelo and Noah Bean in "Fake It Until You Make It" at the Mark Taper Forum. Produced by Center Theatre Group in association with Arena Stage. Photo by Makela Yepez.

Review: Larissa FastHorse’s ‘Fake It Until You Make It’ has its historic premiere at the Taper

‘Fake It Until You Make It,’ a satiric farce by Larissa FastHorse (‘The Thanksgiving Play’), has its world premiere at the Mark Taper Forum, in a production directed by Michael John Garcés.

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With a new David Hockney show in Palm Springs, we visit the artist’s L.A. haunts

Los Angeles, CA - February 05: People walk by vandalism of the Italian American Museum of Los Angeles in downtown after immigrant rights protests on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025 in Los Angeles, CA. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times)

Column: Vandalize an Italian American museum during an immigration protest? Bad move

A 1962 Midcentury Modern home in Palm Springs at dusk

Dazzling Midcentury Modern homes you don’t want to miss at Palm Springs’ Modernism Week

Composer Pauline Oliveros, 1995. Photo by Jack Mitchell/Getty Images

The late Pauline Oliveros is having her moment. How Long Beach Opera is making it even bigger

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A two-car L.A. garage gets a surprising makeover as a West African-inspired ADU

Review: Here comes the next generation of virtuoso pianists

At last, Larissa FastHorse is the first Native American playwright at Mark Taper Forum

Review: Will Arbery’s ‘Evanston Salt Costs Climbing’ combines despair with tender absurdity at Rogue Machine

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A Venice Beach mural shows Kobe Bryant and a Black Mamba in 3-D and larger than life.

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A Nuggets fan was hired by Nike to paint a Kobe Bryant mural in Venice Beach. ‘It was an honor’

A Denver-based artist was commissioned by Nike to paint a Kobe Bryant mural in Venice Beach. An Instagram post featuring the piece has been viewed 2 million times.

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