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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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After chatting with Ben Jaffe, musician and creative director of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, it’s hard not to wonder whether the guy bleeds gumbo.
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It's been over four months since a 27-year-old camera assistant was fatally struck by a freight train on the set of Midnight Rider, and today Georgia prosecutors have charged the filmmakers with involuntary manslaughter.
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Cults' Brian Oblivion talked to LAist about what the break-up with his band mate and girlfriend was like, on playing with his idols The Pixies, and the debate between SoCal and NYC burritos.
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LAist gets a lot of press releases, and we go through most of them to curate a list of our favorite events happening in L.A. Here are 17 events you should know about this week. Read on for all the details.
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LAist gets a lot of event announcements, and we comb through them all to bring you a curated list of what’s happening in LA this weekend, including these 27 events.
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After giving a startling offensive interview to Playboy, where he essentially endorsed using racial epithets as well as homophobic and misogynist terms and accused Jews of being hypocritical, Gary Oldman appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to make a televised apology. The actor said, "I’m a public figure. I should be an example and an inspiration, and I’m an A-hole. I’m 56. I should know better." Oldman was scheduled to be on the talk show...
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In its second year, Funny Or Die's "Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival" that's touring across the country this summer will be making its rounds to SoCal—and the lineup is pretty awesome.
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Gary Oldman did not hold back at all in a recent and very candid interview with Playboy.
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Katy Perry offered to write a campaign song for the rumored 2016 presidential candidate.
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The initial lineup of the 2014 Sunset Strip Music Festival was revealed today, and this year they celebrate the 25th anniversary an L.A. icon with Jane's Addiction performing their debut album Nothing's Shocking' in its entirety. The festival will run the weekend of September 20-21.
