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FilmWeek critics Lael Loewenstein and Tim Cogshell discuss the biggest releases of the week, including 'Sense and Sensibility,' 'You Can See Everything' and 'La Bola Negra.'
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The first feature of one of the preeminent directors of East Asian art cinema never got the chance to land stateside until now, but 20 years later its themes of urban isolation and youthful ennui still reverberate.
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Why don't you just sell the naming rights to Dodger Stadium?
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The ArcLight in Hollywood has been invaded by some cute yellow creatures, specifically Minions.
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Holly Madison, once Hefner's number one Bunny, reveals that living in the Playboy Mansion was horrible.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is purchasing a large-scale art installation, known as "Solar Reserve (Tonopah, Nevada)", to be displayed at LACMA soon.
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A new lawsuit claims that the chic fashion retailer has been firing women who get pregnant.
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Tenacious D's annual Los Angeles-based comedy event, Festival Supreme, is stepping up its A-game this year with their lineup of big-name comedians, troupes and musicians.
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The Game was arrested on Monday after allegedly punching an off-duty Los Angeles police officer during a pick-up basketball game in March.
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A new film about lowrider culture recently began shooting in El Sereno, and some of the locals aren't too happy with the film's portrayal of Latino culture.
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The lawyers who formerly represented the man that accused director Bryan Singer of raping him have apologized to two Hollywood executives that were also accused of sexual assault, and acknowledged the allegations were untrue.
