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This three-venue arts center represents LA culture. The LA Opera, directed by Plàcido Domingo, makes its home at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, while cutting-edge plays are presented at the Ahmanson Theater and the Mark Taper Forum.
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This tour offers an affordable look at the inner workings of a major TV production studio. A highlight is a visit to the set of Jay Leno’s The Tonight Show . Call in advance or check the website to find out how to be part of the studio audience.
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The football star was cleared of the murder of his wife and her friend in 1994.
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The 13.5-in (34-cm) tall, 8.5-lb (3.8-kg) Oscar has been handed out over 2,400 times.
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In 1972, Marlon Brando refused the Best Actor award in protest against the US government’s mistreatment of Native Americans.
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The official post-award Governor’s Ball held at many venues since 1957, moved to the Hollywood and Highland Grand Ballroom in 2002.
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The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Ambassador Hotel, Shrine Auditorium, Pantages Theatre, and The Kodak (current) are the famous ones.
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State-of-the-art meets Art Deco charm, with gloved ushers helping you to your seat. Pay a little more and get a chair on the mezzanine level with snack service.
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This Art Deco jewel was recently restored to its 1929 glory. Once a movie palace, its eye-popping auditorium hosted the Academy Awards from 1949–59.
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On sale here are pricey, collectible clothes worn by the biggest stars. A fun collection of props are also available.
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