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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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At first, 'A Case of You’s' premise is cute, honing in on the whole dating in the age of the Internet / social media. Writer Sam (Justin Long) is a loveable loser who’s crushing on his quirky local barista Birdie (Evan Rachel Wood).
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Marvel Comics is bringing back Ms. Marvel as Kamala Khan, the 16-year-old daughter of Pakistani immigrants living in Jersey City, and the first-ever Muslim title character from Marvel Comics.
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Channing Tatum isn't the only actor who had to gyrate and tear his off his clothes to pay the bills. Chris Pratt, one the favorite Parks and Recreation stars, recently revealed in an interview that he was once an amateur stripper—at the barely legal age of 18.
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Apparently, the FCC frowns upon simulating false emergency alert sounds on TV—and Conan O'Brien just learned the hard way. Today the FCC slapped a $25,000 fine proposal on the TBS late-night show host for a promo the station used back in April 2012.
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Doppelgangers in Los Angeles! Elton John appeared at the ritzy Bel-Air Bay Club along with actor Tom Hardy—who will be portraying the pop icon in the upcoming biopic Rocketman—to promote their film to buyers.
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Actress and professional pretty person Michelle Pfeiffer has revealed that she was in a cult when she first landed in Los Angeles.
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“I’m their product, it’s vital you sell me… They need their escape, and so do I.” If you are like Eva Peron and are seeking an escape, an evening with Evita at the Pantages Theatre might serve you well.
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Heading out to the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval tonight? You'll be joined by about 499,999 other people making the trek to WeHo, so plan to carpool, cab or hoof it, or take the city's free shuttle.
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Woody Allen, who is known to shy away from the spotlight and media, wrote a rare open letter to Hollywood today. He urged the Academy to include a much-need casting director Oscar category to its ranks—something he's felt they've neglected to do for far too long.
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Sure there's Death Valley and Hell's Kitchen, but you'd be surprised just how dense a map looks when it's filled with towns named after Satan himself. Jonathan Hull, a graphic designer, put together an extensive interactive map that shows just how devil-obsessed our country is. There are chilling names like Route 666 to Kill Devil Hills and Devil's Rocking Chair.