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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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Hey, bros need some love too. In a Craigslist ad posted in the SFV today, two "slightly above average bros" put out a request for "two stand-in Coachella girlfriends" who are "30% Sorority."
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If you move in next door to Justin Bieber, the yolk's on you.
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Fans of Conan O'Brien are already well-acquainted with his one of his show's producers, Jordan Schlansky, an inscrutable gentleman who's been mercilessly targeted by Conan as his "arch-nemesis." Schlansky loves fine food, fancy espresso and Star Wars, sensibilities that O'Brien has viciously skewered in numerous unscripted sketches. Last night, Conan surprised Schlansky with an organization expert—and it was pretty hilarious.
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Rumors have been flying about serial-dater Taylor Swift hooking up with Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel.
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Shia LaBeouf may be retiring from public life, but that doesn't mean he'll stop his annoying skywriting.
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As if Anne Hathaway's life needed any more drama, the Oscar winner was apparently caught in a rip current and almost drowned in Hawaii.
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Looks like former Even Steven and current serial plagiarist/celebrity troll Shia LaBeouf is throwing in the towel.
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First of all, we may all very well agree that Point Break, a masterpiece, doesn't need a remake. However, it's in the works, and Gerard Butler is in "final negotiations" to play the role of Bodhi in the new movie, according to Hollywood Reporter
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Meryl Streep, in her signature bad-ass fashion, delivered a killer speech at the National Board of Review awards gala on Tuesday, calling out Walt Disney for being sexist and anti-Semitic.
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Documentary filmmaker Dave Markey recently posted this excellent video of Nirvana playing at the Forum in 1993. It was to be Nirvana's last L.A. show ever before Kurt Cobain committed suicide a few months later.
