Roshan Sethi's "The Simp" offers sharp Hollywood satire and perceptive social commentary, though its story never fully delivers.
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Bob Spitz’s ‘The Rolling Stones: A Biography’ turns six decades of mythology into something better: the truth
Front row, backstage, and inside the legend. Bob Spitz's 'The Rolling Stones: The Biography' is 704 pages you won't put…
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These 10 LA live music venues prove the show starts before anyone takes the stage
The essential guide to the best live music venues in Los Angeles, from the Hollywood Bowl to the Masonic Lodge.
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January's quieter galleries offer the perfect environment for these five compelling shows from Léon Spilliaert to San Francisco's 3rd annual…
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What happens when The Clash’s Paul Simonon trades his bass for brushes?
At the 2026 LA Art Show, Paul Simonon's paintings prove punk and stillness don't clash. His canvases speak the same…
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The B-52s and DEVO prove their brand of New Wave never gets old with extended Cosmic De-Evolution Tour
The B-52s and DEVO add London and Manchester dates to their Cosmic De-Evolution Tour.
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Slawn and Opake’s Miami art show asks: Are you the hero or the villain?
British street artists Slawn and Opake transform comic book heroes into emotional studies at Miami's Art of Hip Hop through…
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From Jenny Saville’s beauty deconstruction to the faces of Jean-Michel Basquiat: 5 new art books worth unwrapping
Five new titles on Jenny Saville, Greer Lankton, Kerry James Marshall, Gabriele Münter, and Jean-Michel Basquiat prove art books aren't…
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After two decades of pop eccentricity, MIKA's most ambitious tour promises kaleidoscopic energy across two continents with brand new synth-laden…
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The Hammer Museum’s ‘Made in L.A.’ biennial proves the city’s creative chaos is its greatest asset
The Hammer's seventh biennial proves L.A.'s creative scene is flourishing with 28 artists capturing the city's fragmented character.
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