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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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They're gonna need a bigger exhibit hall.
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A huge street festival returns to Broadway this month with live music and wild performances on the street and inside its historic theaters.
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The "Making America Great Again" tour will kick off in just three weeks.
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Two-day, one-park-per-day passes for SoCal residents start at $149.
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A.K.A. your worst nightmare.
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If your resolution was to get in shape, how about some topless yoga?
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Where else but his favorite spot to hang out?
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Where else but his favorite spot to hang out?
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The cinematographer known for his work on films like 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' and 'The Deer Hunter' died in Big Sur on Friday after battling "a combination of many illnesses."
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Natalie Cole performing in May 2015 (Getty Images) Natalie Cole, the Grammy-winning singer, died yesterday at age 65. TMZ reports that she died at a Los Angeles hospital, and that the cause was "congestive heart failure, although we're told the underlying medical issues were complications from a kidney transplant and Hepatitis C." Cole won a number of Grammys and hits, but her most memorable song was "Unforgettable," a duet with her father, the late...
