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My first “Pokémon” experience was “Pokémon GO,” more of an augmented reality sensation than a proper “Pokémon” adventure. Even though there’s moves that poison the opponent, we still make those …
“Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art” is on view through Dec. 8 in LACMA’s Resnick Pavilion. Cats are one ancient symbol for good fortune in Japanese art; cranes are another, overla…
The first visual sweep of the gallery walls at the Pico-Union gallery As Is leaves an impression of extreme restraint. Takako Yamaguchi’s 17 oils on linen are all of the same modest size (1…
Almost half of SoftBank’s $97-billion technology-focused Vision Fund — the biggest pool of private money ever raised — came from the young royal’s sovereign wealth fund. One hedge fund…
WeWork can be fixed — and there’s a plan, according to SoftBank Group Corp., which offered the cash-strapped, unprofitable office-sharing company a lifeline in exchange for majority ownersh…
With his Academy Award win, along with David Malinowski and Lucy Sibbick, for their work in “Darkest Hour,” Kazuhiro Tsuji became the first Asian individual to win the Oscar for hair and makeup.
