For Gustavo Dudamel, the trauma of COVID-19 turned personal

Pre-pandemic, Gustavo Dudamel's responsibilities with the L.A. Phil were music making and artistic direction. But that changed with the shutdown.
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For Dudamel, the trauma of COVID-19 turned personal: 'I am not the Gustavo of 2010' Click to view images

The loss of loved ones to the pandemic has given Gustavo Dudamel a fresh outlook on the L.A. Phil, his new post in Paris, and his life with his wife and son.

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Warner Bros. Television condemned Ruby Rose's allegations against co-star Dougray Scott, describing the "Batwoman" actor as "a consummate professional."

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