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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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Saturday Night Live alum Chris Kattan was arrested early this morning on suspicion of DUI after allegedly plowing into a Department of Transportation truck on the 101 Freeway.
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Shia LaBeouf apparently lifted from a soccer player’s speech from 1995 while at the Berlin Film Festival before walking offstage. LaBeouf was at a press conference today promoting Nyphomaniac, the sex-fueled film from director Lars von Trier.
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If ever there was a reminder that it’s important to do your taxes correctly, it’s this: Michael Jackson’s estate apparently owes the IRS more than $702 million. The IRS has told Jackson’s estate that it owes $505 million in taxes, plus $197 in penalties.
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Clint Eastwood: Actor, director, life saver.
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Jay Leno said good-bye to NBC's The Tonight House last night, in an emotional final show. He choked up, telling the audience, "This has been the greatest 22 years of my life... I'm the luckiest guy in the world. I got to meet presidents, astronauts, movie stars… It's just been incredible. I got to work with lighting people who make me look better than I really am… I got to work with audio people who make me sound better than I really do. I got to work with producers," pausing to choke back from tears, "just all kinds of talented people who make me look smarter than I really am."
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One Beverly Hills tenant had enough of her irritating neighbor and wrote a delightfully scathing letter accompanied by a bottle of Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin champagne (how 90210 chic!) so her neighbor could drown her sorrows in it.
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One of the guilty pleasures we have is reading the Missed Connections listings from Craigslist. Even better than that is reading Burning Man Missed Connections.
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In Bloom is semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story by Nana Ekvtimshvili (co-directed with Simon Gross) told through the eyes of of two 14-year-old girls, Eka (Lika Babluani) and Natia (Mariam Bokeria), who see the civil war in the form of bread lines, occasional blackouts and news broadcasts.
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Remember when Tina Fey and Amy Poehler cracked some jokes at the expense of George Clooney and Matt Damon at the Golden Globes? Well, Clooney didn't forget and he played the best prank ever on them, using the unsuspecting Damon as a pawn in his revenge.
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Flea wrote an open letter to Red Hot Chili Peppers fans explaining why the band decided to play the Super Bowl Halftime Show without actually, well, playing.