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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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Here's how you get creative when you don't have the tools necessary for the job.
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Here's how you get creative when you don't have the tools necessary for the job.
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Also, apparently pumpkin spice kale chips are real, and they're spectacular.
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By the end of this weekend, downtown's L.A.'s nearly century-old Hotel Figueroa will be closed until next summer for renovations. But in the meantime, you can give the hotel a proper sendoff with a goodbye shindig this Saturday.
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You can get a sneak peek of the much-anticipated Museum of Neon Art this holiday season before it officially opens in January.
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Sheen told Matt Lauer in the TODAY show interview that he disclosed with every partner since his diagnosis, with "No exceptions."
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Sheen told Matt Lauer in the TODAY show interview that he disclosed with every partner since his diagnosis, with "No exceptions."
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Actor George Takei called out the Mayor of Roanoke, Virginia after he justified his stance on banning Syrian refugees from entering his city by comparing it to the Japanese-American internment camps of World War II.
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Eagles of Death Metal have just released their first public statement since the terrorist attack at Le Bataclan in Paris where gunmen killed over 80 people inside the venue where the band was performing.
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He said, "I have a responsibility now to better myself and help a lot of other people."
