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The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles has a new resident. “Bruce,” one of the most iconic objects from the museum’s permanent collection—and the only surviving full-scale shark model from the 1975 Oscar-winning film “Jaws”—has been suspended 30 feet above the museum’s third floor where it will be on view, free to the public.
Get your smartphones ready, Los Angeles! The world-famous Santa Monica Pier reveals all its secrets on the Secret Story Tour, an interactive mobile app that allows you to explore the iconic L.A. landmark in a whole new way.
This holiday season, a brand-new Elf on the Shelf themed drive-thru experience is debuting at the Fairplex in Pomona, Calif. The Elf on the Shelf’s Magical Holiday Journey will combine lights, audio and Christmas theming for guests of all ages.
When I tell someone that I’m a Los Angeles native, they’re always surprised. Apparently, it’s unusual for someone to be “from L.A,” and in a city that values things that are modern and new, it’s also unusual for places to last 75 years. Nevertheless, this month, Kip’s Toyland at the Original Farmers Market—the oldest toy store in Los Angeles—is celebrating that impressive milestone.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will welcome a brand-new exhibit themed around Studio Ghibli filmmaker and co-founder Hayao Miyazaki next year. Exhibitions Curator Jessica Niebel worked with Assistant Curator J. Raúl Guzmán to organize the exhibit.
Oops…she did it again. In the late ’90s, Britney Spears released her first album “…Baby One More Time,” and has been a star in the music industry ever since. She was a staple on MTV’s “Total Request Live” (aka “TRL”) with her exciting and vibrant music videos. Now you can step into the world of Britney’s music videos at “The Zone: Britney Spears” in Los Angeles, Calif.
When the animals turn off for the night, the holidays turn on! An annual tradition for holiday-loving citizens of Los Angeles, L.A. Zoo Lights once again brings the holiday cheer under the stars at the L.A. Zoo located in the world-famous Griffith Park.
The Halloween season is in full swing here in Southern California, and with it tends to come some new experimental theatre. It’s the type of entertainment that isn’t Halloween themed per se, but exists in a bit of a strange space where there’s great potential for you to become uncomfortable or unnerved, as you might be at a haunt.
The interactive pop-up featuring reimaginings of your favorite horror movies, “I Like Scary Movies,” will open its doors for an encore engagement in Los Angeles this fall.
Disney and Pixar’s “Coco” will be brought to life on stage for the first time ever this November with “Coco Live in Concert at the Hollywood Bowl.”
