Crockett and Tubbs in Westwood, Michael Mann Premieres a New Miami Vice
Twenty years on, the director will bring a recut, restored 4K version of his 2006 thriller to Beyond Fest on October 3.
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Not the Highlight Reel, Michael Douglas Brings His Memoir to Live Talks Los Angeles
The Oscar winner will discuss One Helluva Ride, his new memoir, at Culver City’s Robert Frost Auditorium on October 10.
A Billion-Dollar Bargain in Pasadena, Jefferson Mays Stars in The Visit
The Tony winner reunites with director Darko Tresnjak for Dürrenmatt’s grotesque comedy at Pasadena Playhouse, running through October 4.
Forty on the Boulevard, AFI Fest Opens With Laika’s Wildwood
The 40th edition takes over the TCL Chinese Theatre October 21 to 25 with 157 films from 50 countries.
A Shovel on Broxton Avenue, Tom Cruise Brings Digger to Westwood
The star returned to the Directors Village on September 28 for the Los Angeles premiere of Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s oil-tycoon satire.
Lugosi’s Cape and a Facehugger, the Academy Museum Opens The Horror Show
Nearly 400 objects fill six galleries, from the Dracula cape to the Poltergeist clown, through next July.
James Dean Under the Dome, Rebel Without a Cause Returns to Griffith Observatory
The observatory will screen the 1955 James Dean classic on October 5 and October 26, and both evenings have sold out.
Back on the Blocc, Issa Rae Brings Insecure’s Anniversary Tour Home to Inglewood
Issa Rae and showrunner Prentice Penny will close their 13-city Insecure tour at the YouTube Theater on October 8.
The Family Business, Phylicia Rashad Brings Purpose to the Geffen
The Pulitzer and Tony winner arrives in Westwood November 11 with its original Broadway cast and Rashad directing.
The Hoop Skirt Goes West, Alaska Brings Oh, Mary! to the Ahmanson
The drag star will play Mary Todd Lincoln when the national tour of Cole Escola’s comedy reaches the Ahmanson on November 10.
The Marquee Over Leimert Park, the Vision Theatre Returns
The 1932 movie palace Marla Gibbs once owned reopened as a 729-seat stage after a nearly $40 million restoration.
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