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Extra, Extra: Pepper Spray Product Reviews, Robert Wagner as Murder Suspect & Thanksgiving In a Croissant
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- Robert Wagner isn't a murder suspect...but he plays one on TV.
- Congrats to USC Roski School of Fine Arts student Emily McPeek, who was one of 15 artists selected to have her word featured at the Smithsonian.
- Is it too early to be making predictions for the Golden Globe awards?
- This is truly a Funny or Die moment: "7 Perfect Amazon Reviews of Pepper Spray"
- Curbed LA checks in with the plans to put a boutique hotel in the Cahuenga corridor.
- Yo, NoHo-ians (NoHo-ites? NoHo-ers?) a documentary will chronicle the forming of the NoHo Arts District and NoHo Magazine.
- Earlier this month, Momofuku Milk Bar "popped up" at Chego for a special event. Now they are just torturing us from afar with this Serious Eats video about their Thanksgiving Croissant.
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