Post-beetles, a new tree is planted in George Harrison's memory

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Thursday, February 26, 2015 COMPANY TOWN Post-beetles, a new tree is planted in George Harrison's memory George Harrison was quoting ancient spiritual wisdom when he titled his 1970 solo album "All Things Must Pass," never suspecting that the proverb would one day apply to the fate of a pine tree planted in his memory in Griffith Park. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  Paramount Pictures film President Adam Goodman is said to be exiting ›  A$AP Ferg throws his own fashion week in 'Dope Walk' video ›  'The Americans' recap: Managing females is not so easy for Philip ›  O'Reilly defends his war reporting record again, this time in El Salvador ENVELOPE Patti LuPone, Marilyn Horne in conversation about 'Ghosts of Versailles' ›  Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'Hamilton' musical moving to Broadway this summer ›  Pacific Playwrights Festival for 2015 lines up seven plays ›  War letters play returning to Los Angeles with Annette Bening MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  'Parks and Recreation' cast reveals alternate fates on 'Late Night' ›  Lady Gaga to star in 'American Horror Story;' prepare yourselves Little Monsters! ›  'Parks and Recreation' series finale: Twitter says goodbye ›  'The Voice' recap: Adam Levine's mojo returns in the blinds, Night 2 ›  UCLA Hollywood study: Audiences favor more diversity in movies, TV ›  Wednesday's TV Highlights: 'Modern Family' on ABC ›  Jason Jones exits 'The Daily Show' to star in TBS comedy series California Public Utilities Commission holds Comcast hearing Consumers on Wednesday took turns praising and blasting Comcast's proposed takeover of Time Warner Cable, which would make the combined comp... MULTIMEDIA Photos:  Oscars 2015: The show   Photos:  Pre-Oscars parties and events