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Life as a museum guard: Wazir Taniwal and Jesse Ward of the Getty
What's it like to be a museum guard? We talked with guards from MOCA, LACMA and, here, Wazir Taniwal and Jesse Ward at the Getty.
Cultural Exchange: French writers look beyond Paris
Authors such as François Bon and Jean-Pierre Ostende are drawing more from their social, economic and political surroundings in a movement being called literature 'of the real.'
Google and Getty team up for pictures worth a thousand links
The team behind Google Goggles has partnered with the Getty Museum to provide information on hundreds of paintings from its permanent collection.
Critic's Notebook: LACMA's magical Ardabil Carpet
The breathtaking Ardabil Carpet is on view at the museum through Labor Day.
Dance review: Final Ballet Nacional de Cuba 'Don Quixote' at the Chandler Pavilion
Ballet Nacional de Cuba danced a thrilling, go-for-broke "Don Quixote" on Sunday at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
Cultural Exchange: Shyne goes from New York to jail to a new life in Israel
The Belize-born rapper, who now calls himself Moshe Michael Levy, an observant Jew, wants his music to make the world a better place.
Julie Taymor and her 'Spider-Man' perspective
The musical's former director receives a warm welcome in Los Angeles, talks of being under the microscope in connection with the gossip-plagued production.
Steampunk culture full speed ahead
Fans of the Victorian-influenced movement have an eye for antiquarian style and do-it-yourself ingenuity.
Student playwright spins a 'Spider-Man' tale
A 17-year-old's comic play is inspired by a certain Broadway musical. It will be staged as part of the Blank Theatre Company's Young Playwrights Festival in Hollywood.
