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The Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center opens to the public on Nov. 13.
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The Mike Kelley Foundation's inaugural Artist Project Grants will award a total of $310,000 to nine L.A. nonprofits.
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Merle Haggard, a country legend who helped pioneer the "Bakersfield Sound," has died on his birthday at the age of 79.
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They could reluctantly accept a four-month closure of their beloved park for pipe replacement work, but the joggerati of Runyon Canyon have made it clear that they won't let a corporate-branded basketball court be built on their trail without a fight.
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The Rose Bowl could soon be home to a giant annual music festival, brought to you by the event producers behind Coachella.
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Amber Rayne, a retired adult actress who worked for a decade in the adult film industry, died over the weekend in her Sun Valley home at age 31, authorities said.
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Ever wondered how long it takes to walk from one Metro station to the next?
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Go on adventures in abandoned ruins, quirky museums, alleys full of murals and more.
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Leo called out palm oil plantations for destroying the habitats of local endangered species.
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Fans lined up for tickets earlier this week. (Getty) Guns N' Roses, almost true to their original lineup with three original members, returned to the Troubadour in West Hollywood on Friday night—a venue they played their first show at in the 1980s (and where a David Geffen A&R rep discovered them). Fans lined up starting Thursday for the "secret" warm-up show, which reportedly had a capacity of around 250. The band also announced dates...
