Oscar Arslanian, Publisher
Nyla Arslanian, Editor
Adam Fisher, Newsletter and Social Media Manager
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Congratulations outstanding community leaders recognized at the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Installation Dinner welcoming new board and chair, Jerry Neuman.
🏆Catalyst Connector – Yuko Kaifu, JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles
🏆Community Champion – Richard Pink, PINK’S HOT DOGS
🏆Outgoing Chair’s Award – Kathleen Rawson, LPM, THE HOLLYWOOD PARTNERSHIP
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TCM CLASSIC
FILM FESTIVAL
Apr 24-27
A wide range of programming topics, including the central theme, Grand Illusions: Fantastic Worlds on Film.
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STEEL AND HONOR:
THE LEGACY OF THE SAMURAI SWORD
Apr 26
A rare opportunity to experience authentic samurai culture up close as Yamasaki shares selections from his remarkable private collection of swords and related artifacts.
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WALK OF FAME HONOREE:
ELLEN POMPEO
Apr 29
Actress and producer Ellen Pompeo will be honored with the 2,809th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Television.
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HOLLYWOOD
PANTAGES THEATRE
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HARRY POTTER
AND THE CURSED CHILD
Thru Jun 22
When Harry Potter’s head-strong son Albus befriends the son of his fiercest rival, Draco Malfoy, it sparks an unbelievable new journey for them all—with the power to change the past and future forever.
REVIEW
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HELLAS
Thru May 11
When his ambassadors to barbarian Athena and Sparta are slain for demanding a gesture of submission, great Parsan King Darius, ruler of the world-dominating Empire of Airyanam, orders the defiant region of Hellas punished.
REVIEW
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ECHO THEATER CO.
AT ATWATER VILLAGE
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ONE JEWISH BOY
Thru Apr 28
A funny, biting, bittersweet story about two young people in love who are faced with the world's unpredictable cruelty.
REVIEW
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SKYPILOT THEATRE AT
905 COLE THEATRE
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BUDDIES
Thru May 4
Is it possible for two adult males to form a meaningful platonic relationship?
REVIEW
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TWO SMALL BODIES
Thru Apr 26
Two children have disappeared, the mother and a tough-talking detective play cat-and-mouse games while they investigate the case.
REVIEW
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THE WINTER'S TALE
Apr 24-Jun 14
Reimagined in an accessible, 90-minute modern English translation adapted by Young and Lisa Wolpe.
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ROGUE MACHINE
AT MATRIX THEATRE
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CORKTOWN '39
Thru May 5
A political thriller about a little known Irish Republican Army (IRA) plot to assassinate the king of England, and the tragic romance between the assassin and the woman in whose home he is being sheltered.
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Thru May 18
Written in 1968, a painter and his wife, express their anguish through plaintive notes of poetry recalling Tennessee Williams at his very best.
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POISON GUN
Thru Apr 27
After Loe's grandfather is murdered, the cop sent out to investigate discovers more than expected,.
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SAW: THE MUSICAL
Thru Aug 31
One of the most thought-provoking horror films of all time now is…a musical.
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OUT OF THE AREA PRODUCTIONS:
"Lost Cellphone Weekend" Write Act Repertory at the Brickhouse Theatre(North Hollywood) REVIEW
"Drat! The Cat" at The Group Rep Theatre at Lonny Chapman Theatre REVIEW
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MASH GALLERY AT
PACIFIC DESIGN CENTER
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UNSPOKEN EMERGENCE
Apr 24
A compelling exploration of artistic expression and live jazz
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.CATACLYSM.
Apr 24-Jun 25
The 1972 Diane Arbus Retrospective Revisited
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ARTIST TALK:
DOROTHY RICE
Apr 27
An engaging discussion with the manager of the Rice estate, Jonell Lennon, Tamara Zaks, and Deborah Blum.
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ADALI SCHELL:
CAR PICTURES
Thru Jun 2
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MATT STUART:
ALL THAT LIFE CAN AFFORD
Thru Jun 2
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ACADEMY MUSEUM
OF MOTION PICTURES
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GALLERY SPOTLIGHT:
EXHIBITIONS IN CINEMA
Apr 25
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HEIDI HAHN:
NOT YOUR WOMAN
Apr 25-Jun 6
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JIN JEONG:
AN INTRODUCTION
Thru May 23
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LIGHT UP THE BLUES
Apr 26
Autism Speaks Fundraiser: Stephen Stills, Neil Young, Billy Idol, Rufus Wainwright and more plus Very Special Guests.
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THE MOSS
Apr 30
w/ Michigander
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SCHERRIE PAYNE
& LINDA LAURENCE OF THE SUPREMES
Apr 27
w/ Joyce Vincent
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FLAMENCO
DINNER SHOW
Apr 26
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DH Theatre and Music critic, Chris Cassone reviews Dom Cicchetti’s
latest album Candy Apple
REVIEW
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AUTRY MUSEUM
OF THE AMERICAN WEST
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FREE HOURS AT THE AUTRY
Apr 29 & 30
Every Tuesday and Wednesday from 1-4 p.m.
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GHANA: ADINKRA SANFOKA BIRDS
Apr 27
Create Adinka Sanfoka Birds of Ghana via zoom workshop using cardboard, markers, and beads.
Meeting ID:
88593979578
Password:
BASART
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MELROSE TRADING POST
Sundays | 10am - 5pm
A pioneering arts-based marketplace with 275 local creative small business vendors, delicious food booths and local live music.
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GLOW IN THE DARK: PREVIEWS
Apr 25-Jun 21
See the comedy magic unfold. Main Company presents wild new characters and sketches that push every possible sketch comedy boundary.
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COMEDY CONFIDENTIAL WITH STEPHEN FUREY
Apr 25
The only place where you'll hear the best comics in town reveal their deepest, darkest secrets.
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THE OTHER SHOW!
Apr 27
The laughs are inevitable when Lizzie Rose, Adam Barnhardt, Papp Johnson, Sheem, Sav Lobel, Kelsi Collins, Ryan Clagg, Jorge Ojeda, & Jimil take over the improv stage.
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SKOWHAGEN
Apr 25
Nao Bustamante in conversation with Vardui Sharapkhanyan.
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EXECUTIVE BRANCH SELECTION:
SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS
Apr 30
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NATIONAL
LAMPOON'S VACATION
Apr 26 & 27
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AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE
AT LOS FELIZ THEATRE
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LA NANA
Apr 25
Introduction by filmmaker Sebastián Silva
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PILLOW TALK
Apr 30
Program begins with a live recording of the Greg Proops Film Club podcast.
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THE ACCOUNTANT 2
Apr 24-30
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Take a closer look into the world of noir, read 'Hollywood is Film Noir.'
by Anita Rosenberg from the Winter 2006/2007 Issue of Discover Hollywood Magazine.
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Apr 28
Bonnie Tsu will discuss and sign 'ON MUSCLE: THE STUFF THAT MOVES US AND WHY IT MATTERS with Charles Yu
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MAK CENTER
SCHINDLER HOUSE
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Apr 26
Eva Díaz in discussion with artists Oscar Tuazon and Connie Samaras
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Apr 26 & 27
Choose a free book from a selection of new hardcovers and paperbacks, offered with in-store purchases.
| | Congratulations to winners of L.Ron Hubbard Writers and Illustrators of The Future held Thursday, April 11, at The Taglyan Center in Hollywood: Randyn C.J. Bartholomew from Brooklyn, NY was named 2025 Grand Prize Writer Winner and Jordan Smajstrla of Boerne, TX was named 2025 Grand Prize Illustrator Winner. The Lifetime Achievement Award was bestowed upon Tim Powers. | | | | |