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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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There are karaoke parties in Koreatown, Thanksgiving bowling parties, wax museum dance parties and over 60 artists.
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James Corden got the job.
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Murdoch spoke to LAist about how his younger and naive self was represented in his character James, how his his chronic fatigue disorder ran parallel in a way to Eve's anorexia problems, and his binge-watching of John Hughes films.
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Quentin Tarantino took over the operations at the New Beverly Cinema, ousting Michael Torgan, whose family has run the theater since 1978.
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Registration for that giant water slide is now open.
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More and more murals are popping up, but many are still being taken down.
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It's an artistic statement, not a blatant attempt to drum up controversy and cash in on a high-profile sex crime or anything.
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Let's say you're a millennial with a hefty income and want to relive all your childhood memories at sleepaway camp...but with booze!
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Cee Lo Green posted a series of bizarre, offensive and straight-up wrong tweets over the weekend about what does and does not constitute rape.
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More crowds, more arrests, but no major incidents on the second day of Budweiser Made in America.
