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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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Anyone who's ever said cats can't be trained is wrong.
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Lars von Trier's overlong, messy and kind of dumb sexual odyssey of Joe finally reaches its conclusion.
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The actor will be producing a film with his Plan B company and Dede Gardner on the true story of a hacker who exposed the covered-up rape of a Steubenville, Ohio teen.
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The actor will be producing a film with his Plan B company and Dede Gardner on the true story of a hacker who exposed the covered-up rape of a Steubenville, Ohio teen.
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An electronic musician and street artist pulled a prank on Justin Bieber fans on April Fools' Day by planting his own music disguised as Bieber's "Believe" CDs throughout stores in L.A.
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An electronic musician and street artist pulled a prank on Justin Bieber fans on April Fools' Day by planting his own music disguised as Bieber's "Believe" CDs throughout stores in L.A.
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We found a number of notable happenings in April (in addition to Coachella), so we're ready to help you plan your social calendar. Read on for all the event picks and details.
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Your Los Angeles Dodgers provide the most expensive option when it comes to those really annoying in-game scoreboard marriage proposals. Don't worry, though, all of that money goes towards charity instead of their $220 million payroll.
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David Duchovny will be making his return to network television with the announced purchase of 13 episodes of "Aquarius" by NBC. "Aquarius" stars Duchovny as a Los Angeles police detective investigating a cult that is later revealed to be Charles Manson and his infamous "Family."
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The new film 'Mistaken for Strangers'—ostensibly a documentary about the indie rock quintet The National—is so much more than a band documentary (or parody of one). It’s ultimately a story about love, family and self-discovery.