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Iconic Neighborhood Restaurants: Chinatown
Nearly 80 years after its relocation, Chinatown supports Chinese American businesses as well as newer waves of entrepreneurs from Thailand, Vietnam, and greater Los Angeles.

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Iconic Neighborhood Restaurants: Historic Core
The area had its heyday before World War II when it was the city's social hub. After a period of decline, it's experiencing a renaissance.

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Iconic Neighborhood Restaurants: Little Tokyo
By most accounts, the first Japanese-owned business, a restaurant owned by a former seaman, opened in Little Tokyo in 1886, in an era when racial covenants barred people of color from living in many neighborhoods. Now everyone wants to be here.

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"Farewell to Hollywood" began as a documentary collaboration between New York filmmaker Henry Corra and a 17-year-old battling cancer named Reggie Nicholson.
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A Hyperlocal Figaro Puts Immigration on Center Stage
Production "¡Figaro! (90210)" is an update of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro that feels like it could only take place in Los Angeles.