Museums in L.A. this week: James Hetfield’s classic cars at the Petersen and more

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Free. artcenter.edu photo l.a. Annual event features photography from scores local and international galleries and dealers. Barker Hangar, 3021 Airport Ave., Santa Monica. Starts Fri.-ends next Sun. $15 and up; passes available. photola.com Reclaimed Rust: The James Hetfield Collection Classic and custom vehicles, plus guitars, photos and other ...
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Commentary: In L.A., everybody stays in their own bubble — until it’s time to count homeless people

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Our driver was a retiree, born and raised and still living in Santa Monica. She fosters homeless dogs, wants to do more volunteering, and laments the rising cost of housing and the lack of empathy among landlords and the public. I’m pretty sure she had never driven — much less walked — in South L.A. before, but she was eager, optimistic ...
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9 Foods Inflammation Experts Never Eat

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"The foods you consume on an everyday basis play a big role in an inflammatory response in your body," assures Edison de Mello, MD, Ph.D., board-certified integrative medicine physician and founder and medical director of the Akasha Center in Santa Monica and ActivatedYou. Feller notes that "foods that provide an abundance of vitamins ...
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Best New Restaurants to Try in 2020 With The Infatuation’s Brant Cox

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Pasjoli was described by Jessica as "beautiful French cuisine" and stood out to Brant because he said it fulfilled a need for heightened dining amid the beachy atmosphere of Santa Monica. Dudley Market in Venice is a neighborhood wine bar that serves seafood "with a lot of style," Jessica said. She described the food here as "a work of art."
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Man Killed in Century City Mall Shooting Identified

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Officers responded to the shopping center, located in the 10200 block of Santa Monica Boulevard, about 10:25 p.m. Monday and found Ryan Deshane Givens, of Los Angeles, suffering from several gunshot wounds, according to the Los Angeles Police Department and the coroner's office. Givens was pronounced dead at a hospital, according to police ...
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'Nothing to catch us:' How California's homelessness crisis surged

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“You reap what you sow,” Maceri said recently. He was one of 300 volunteers who gathered in Santa Monica last week for an annual homeless count, part of a larger effort in Los Angeles County that spanned three days and covered thousands of square miles. Similar counts took place in San Francisco, San Diego and other parts of the country.
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