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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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Last Sunday's Mad Men ended with Peggy, Pete, and Don dining out at a Burger Chef. The restaurant was recreated so perfectly for the show, with colors popping and a shine that made the chain seem inviting—if there was a glory days of fast food, this is what it looked like. The show's designers really excel at recreating franchises from the era—last season they gave the same treatment to a Howard Johnson's. So where...
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It's a sad day for the music scene in L.A. as Highland Park's beloved venue, the Church on York, announced today that they're closing down.
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The two-day music festival will take over Grand Park downtown over Labor Day weekend.
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Marilyn (L) and Sheree (R) During the height of her career in the mid-1950s, just as Seven Year Itch hit the screen, Marilyn Monroe was acting "erratic" according to some studio heads. Turning down scripts and "irritating her bosses at 20th Century Fox" led to the higher-ups looking for a replacement bombshell. Enter Los Angeles native Sheree North, who never stole the spotlight from Marilyn, but did land on the cover of LIFE Magazine...
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"The Shield" actor, Michael Jace, was arrested early Tuesday morning on suspicion of murder after his wife was found fatally shot in their Los Angeles home.
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Another small venue in L.A. might be biting the dust. The city has barred Highland Park's the Church on York from putting on any concerts.
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I don't have a lot in common with any Kardashian, but there is at least one thing: The same clown that "assaulted" Khloe and Kourtney with confetti "assaulted" me with confetti.
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Pamela Anderson reveals how a history of sexual abuse led her to advocate for the rights of animals.
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Late last night word had trickled through the Internet that the famed cinematographer Gordon Willis passed away. He was 82. His trademark compositions that juxtaposed light and darkness earned him the nickname that stuck with him a part of his legacy: The Prince of Darkness.
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The story behind a few now defunct SoCal amusement parks.
