Category: Regina Luz Jordan
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Ranking 10 of the most fashionable fictional female characters
Regina George tops the list of the most fashionable fictional characters. From Elle Woods to Kelly Kapowski here’s who’s still influencing your closet today. Read More
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Griffith J. Griffith: The weird & Wild Legacy of the Famous Park in LA
He gave Los Angeles its most iconic park then shot his wife in the face. The wild true story of Griffith J. Griffith and the dark legacy behind Griffith Park. Read More
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Top Gun Cinespia Screening: highway to the cemetery zone
Celebrate the Fourth of July with a Top Gun Cinespia Screening that includes Fireworks and an unforgettable night under the stars at Hollywood Forever Read More
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Clueless at Cinespia Brought the 90s Back in the Best Way
Clueless at Cinespia turned 30 in true LA style with Breckin Meyer, iconic 90s fashion and a crowd ready to celebrate this diverse teen movie classic from 1995. Read More
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one magical night of gershwin at Walt Disney Concert Hall
My first night at Walt Disney Concert Hall featured George Gershwin’s jazz meets classical magic byJean Yves Thibaudet and Strauss’ Nietzsche-inspired epic. Read More
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Designing dreams: the academy’s beautiful nod to feminism
Walk the Academy Museum’s stunning set design exhibit showing Anna Karenina, Beauty & the Beast, Barbie. A feminist feast of storytelling and hands on fun.. Read More
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Lilo & Stitch Returns with Real Heart and authentic Culture
In this review of Disney’s 2025 Lilo & Stitch live action remake, we explore the film’s cultural impact, emotional core and authentic Hawaiian representation. Read More
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powerful Women in Set Design Are the Hidden Architects of hollywood
Greenwood and Spencer on how set design empowers women and inspires young creatives through narrative, visibility, and intentional world-building. Read More
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the George Gershwin Legacy Lives On in Every beautiful Note
Celebrating George Gershwin’s legacy 88 years later, exploring how his music bridged jazz and classical, reshaped Broadway, and changed American sound. Read More
