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Pasadena's Healing Force wants to turn the Beastie Boys' old studio into one of LA's chillest venues
The record store and venue, a destination for local musicians and music fans, is fundraising to move to a bigger space.
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Lady Gaga is the new official spokesperson reminding you to conserve water in our parched state. It seems a little random, but it all started when Lady Gaga wanted to shoot the video for "G.U.Y." at the Hearst Castle in San Simeon.
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Marina Abramovic gave her take on LaBeouf's performance art that people say borrowed heavily from her work.
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The former MTV Jackass star was part of a four-man seizure prank at Coffee Bean in West Hollywood, but the L.A. City Fire Department were pissed about it when they were called to save them.
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Take a big look, everyone: these are the first legal murals in the city of Los Angeles in a decade, and they were created by street art juggernauts Shepard Fairey and RISK.
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Jerry O'Connell is now copying Shia LaBeouf's pop-up L.A. art show, who is ripping off artist Marina Abramovic.
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Legendary comedian Sid Caesar, who delighted early television audiences in the 1950s with his Saturday night variety shows, has died at the age of 91.
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Five questions for Royal Teeth, a six-piece electro-pop outfit from New Orleans, who performs at the Bootleg Bar on Wednesday (Feb. 12). Find out where that name came from and where they like to go when in L.A.
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Kristen Stewart, best known for biting her lower lip and having an affair that broke up her relationship with vampire boy-toy Robert Pattinson, penned a work of art for Marie Claire.
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At this very moment Shia LaBeouf is in a gallery at 7354 Beverly Boulevard in a tux with a paper bag over his head.
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Shia LaBeouf's plagiarized apologies have taken a high-brow turn. LaBeouf, or someone pretending to be him, has made himself available to the masses—one at a time—at the Cohen Gallery on Beverly Boulevard from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. today through Sunday. The exhibit is being called #IAMSORRY, a collaboration with Finnish performance artist Nastja Säde Rönkkö and "meta-modernist pioneer" Turner.
