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Elton John poses in pink corduroy suit and black glasses at the Nov. 14 Broadway opening of "Tammy Faye" in New York

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

Elton John’s musical ‘Tammy Faye’ announces its Dec. 8 closing date less than a week after a weak opening on Broadway. The show was a hit in London’s West End.
LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 08: Emily Marriott, right, is getting married the next day and was out flower shopping with her mother Rebecca, center; sister-in-law Kellie Hastings and not shown, sister Sarah Marriott and fiance David Cohen at The Original Los Angeles Flower Market in Los Angeles, CA on Friday, Nov. 8, 2024. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)

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

Rhoyle Ivy King, Kay Bebe Queue, Ellen Soraya Nikbakht, Cody Brunelle-Potter, Paul Vogt, Salina EsTitties, and Suni Jade Reed in "La Cage aux Folles" at Pasadena Playhouse.

Review: As festive as a holiday shop window, “La Cage aux Folles” mostly sparkles in Pasadena

The Calder Quartet performs in Walt Disney Concert Hall's BP Hall during the L.A Phil's "Noon to Midnight" marathon.

Review: L.A. Phil’s ‘Noon to Midnight’ marathon evokes the sounds of our city, grumbles and all

Leonardo da Vinci, "The bust of a man, the head of a lion," circa 1510, red chalk

Review: Ken Burns’ absorbing new Leonardo da Vinci doc on PBS sidesteps one important question

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

Review: Rainn Wilson and Aasif Mandvi lead a ‘Godot’ that’s well worth the wait

Commentary: L.A. new-music groups tackle election angst with a chance to let it all out

‘Trans Diaries’ actors counter election attacks with a powerful tool: their own stories

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Artist Doug Aitken is framed by his sculpture of the mountain lion P-22 in his Culver City studio.

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Artist Doug Aitken brings in the L.A. Phil, Natasha Lyonne and a mountain lion for fall’s biggest spectacle

Doug Aitken premieres “Lightscape” as a live music-screen experience with the L.A. Phil and L.A. Master Chorale at Disney Hall. An immersive exhibition at the Marciano Art Foundation is coming too.

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