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Extra, Extra: Awkward at the Golden Globes, Car Drives Into 99 Cent Store, & Denim Shopping in East Hollywood
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- It was 15 years ago today that Bill Cosby's son, Ennis, was gunned down while changing a flat tire on his car.
- Did you catch some of the most awkward moments that happened during last night's Golden Globe awards?
- An elderly Long Beach woman reported missing has been found at a Torrance hospital.
- A car crashed into the front window of a 99 Cents Only store in Van Nuys today; fortunately no one was hurt.
- Patch takes a photo trip back in time to look at a 1970s Eagle Rock-Highland Park Chamber Mixer.
- A popular stylist tells Racked LA where to find the best denim in East Hollywood.
- And it's shutter time for a restaurant on the Malibu Pier and a Santa Monica bistro.
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