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Chuck Lorre, creator of The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men and Young Sheldon, talks about his new memoir, Sitcom, and what nearly 40 years in TV comedy has taught him.
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The #FreeKesha backlash has been such a PR nightmare that Sony wants to end their deal with Dr. Luke early.
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You won't have to wait until summer to get your outdoor movie fix when a rooftop screening series returns to Hollywood next month.
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Here are 20 of the coolest events in L.A. this week...
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features star-crossed lovers, a child's concerns, re: Donald Drumpf, and the squandering of coveted indie street cred.
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"Initially I was going to endorse that crazy, liberal socialist, Ted Cruz."
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Accio, Dramamine.
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Drugs found in Brown's system included marijuana, alcohol, a cocaine-related substance called benzoylecgonine, benzodiazepines (prescription anti-anxiety meds) and morphine.
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The historic Culver Hotel will host a special night of live music and burlesque performances next Thursday to benefit breast cancer research.
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In 2014, Ted Cruz was named "Phobie of the Year" by The Advocate, declaring him that year's "worst person."
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For Sunday's big show the L.A. Times was allotted six tickets, and initially the none of them were going to any reporters on staff.
