Michael Juliano

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NewsThe cemetery screening series announced its latest batch of screenings, including two Fourth of July events. Written by Michael JulianoEditor, Los Angeles & Western USAWednesday May 28 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Courtesy Kelly Lee Barrett/CinespiaAdvertisingThe surest sign that it’s just about summer in Los Angeles? The nightly barrage of fireworks. But the next-surest sign? Outdoor movie screenings in a century-old cemetery.

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NewsArcher Aviation announced that it’ll be the official air taxi provider for LA28. Here’s what exactly that means. Written by Michael JulianoEditor, Los Angeles & Western USAFriday May 16 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppRendering: Courtesy Archer AviationAdvertisingWe really want to believe that traffic won’t be an issue for Los Angeles’ “no-car” turn at hosting the Olympics in 2028.

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NewsFuture Ruins will feature performances from the composers behind ‘The White Lotus,’ ‘Stranger Things,’ ‘Halloween,’ ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ and more. Written by Michael JulianoEditor, Los Angeles & Western USAThursday May 15 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Rozette Rago for Time Out | Nine Inch NailsAdvertisingThere’s clearly an insatiable appetite for live film score performances in the Los Angeles area.

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NewsThe Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and SoFi Stadium will split the hosting duties for the Summer Games kickoff. Written by Michael JulianoEditor, Los Angeles & Western USAThursday May 8 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Michael Juliano for Time OutAdvertisingThe Paris Olympics’ riverfront opening ceremony route along the Seine probably had some Angelenos wondering if Los Angeles would alter its own plans for 2028 and try something equally inventive.

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NewsRail service will be completely suspended at two stops in Koreatown. Here are some alternatives. Written by Michael JulianoEditor, Los Angeles & Western USAWednesday May 7 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Hun Young Lee / Shutterstock.com | Wilshire/Western Metro stop on the D LineAdvertisingFour miles of new subway tracks will completely transform how Angelenos can commute to and from parts of the Westside by the end of this year.