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LACMA's "Homes of the Future 1925–1985: Designing Domestic Utopias" wrestles with modernity and what it means to achieve it.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers music was put on an "endless loop" as a detainee torture tactic, according to a report on CIA interrogation practices.
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A new Amazon pilot about a vigilante quest and another one on American expats in Paris will start shooting this month.
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Coachella friends, get ready for a great weekend of music.
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We all know about Coachella headliners Outkast and Arcade Fire, but what about all those lesser-known artists listed in the smaller fonts on the line-up? They deserve some love too!
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Coachella isn't just about rocking out to bands in the Indio desert for two weekends out of the year. Let's not forget about the celebrity sightings!
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation about Hollywood, Tinder and juice cleanses.
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Artist Gregory Kelly re-creates iconic landmarks in miniature form with his art. His next subject is Silver Lake's Music Box Steps.
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A class action lawsuit by former interns on the Oscar-winning 2010 film 'Black Swan' seeks recompense for being unpaid for their services.
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A man has been arrested for the second time in one week after he was found near singer/actress Selena Gomez's property. He was arrested for trespassing earlier in the week.
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Errol Morris is back with another examination of a controversial former Secretary of Defense, this time pointing his camera head on at Donald Rumsfeld in "The Unknown Known."