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LAT EXCLUSIVE - BTS Ariana Grande is Glinda in WICKED, directed by Jon M. Chu

Inside the ‘Wicked’ musical number that could win Ariana Grande an Oscar

Ariana Grande proves herself a ‘modern-day Lucille Ball’ with ‘Popular,’ the funniest number in ‘Wicked.’ The film’s creative team explains how it all came together.
L to R: Cynthia Erivo is Elphaba and Ariana Grande is Glinda in WICKED, directed by Jon M. Chu

All of your questions about the ‘Wicked’ movie, answered

Angels shield their eyes from God's blinding light in a detail from Giotto's Baroncelli Altarpiece, circa 1328-35

Review: Is art history? Two L.A. museums offer answers, but only one is right

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Need a creative alternative to Black Friday? Look to L.A.’s museum stores

Palm Desert, CA - October 22: Renowned artist Phillip K. Smith stands next to his work, "Lozenge Combine 1", 2024 at his Phillip K. Smith art studio in Palm Desert Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024. Renowned artist Phillip K. Smith designed a Palm Springs memorial to AIDS victims that faced intense criticism: Some thought the sculpture looked like a doughnut; others thought it looked like an anus. Conspiracy theorists accused Smith of making a mockery out of tragedy. After a months-long process that involved Smith talking with community members, Smith created a new memorial design, which has been well received. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

Palm Springs hated his AIDS memorial design. How this artist’s do-over turned debacle into redemption

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This L.A. ceramist’s vessels offer joy in uncertain times. Thank her ‘weird imagination’

Elton John’s ‘Tammy Faye’ musical announces it is closing just days after Broadway debut

The L.A. Flower District is full of surprises. Here’s a DIY guide for newbies

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She got seizures at 17 months old. So her dad wrote a musical about epilepsy and empathy

“It’s All Your Fault, Tyler Price!” from composer Ben Decter and director Kristin Hanggi could help de-stigmatize the condition.

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