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Approaching the end of their 5,000-mile-long journey, 100 life-sized elephant sculptures ceremoniously crossed the finish line at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills on June 28.

In the genre of “what if” science fiction movies, with a whole lot more fiction than science, comes another addition to the “Jurassic Park” collection.

Hailed as “the rising star of the opera world” by The Hollywood Times, internationally acclaimed soprano Golda Zahra makes her much-anticipated return to Broad Stage in Santa Monica on Saturday, July 12, 2025, for a captivating one-night-only concert.

The big theater hit and Olivier-winning play of this season in London is about a famous author, one whose works have touched so many children, mine included.

A self-made media mogul of legendary success, Byron’s story is not only astonishing, it’s awe-inspiring and indisputably unique.

That season is upon us. The kids are out of school, the thermometer is heating up and the evenings will be free. What to do? Let’s go to the movies. 

Director/adapter Mike Flanagan has done a masterful job of bringing this tale to the screen.

The city of Beverly Hills’ Community Services Department has announced that the 2025 Concerts on Canon summer season will kick off with the popular band, Upstream, on June 5 at 6 p.m.

The Beverly Canon Gardens was overflowing with spectators on May 24 as opera singer Golda Zahra performed a free concert at 6:30 p.m., the first of a four-part summer series Zahra is hosting across Los Angeles.

At its May 20 Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council heard presentations for the proposed Great Elephant Migration Art Exhibition to take place at Beverly Gardens Park in July 2025.