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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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With the passing of Lou Reed on Sunday, Henry Rollins knew he had to change his normally pre-recorded Sunday night radio show on KCRW.
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At 12:01 a.m., Dr. Conrad Murray became a free man after serving a maximum four-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.
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A dense fog descended over the Los Angeles area this morning, and of course that means moody Instagram and Twitter pics galore.
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Sad to report that Marcia Wallace, best-known as the Emmy-winning voice of Edna Krabappel on 'The Simpsons,' died last night in Los Angeles.
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Julianne Hough dressed up like her favorite 'Orange is the New Black' character for Halloween, Crazy Eyes. Which meant she went in blackface.
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Ever since it won the prestigious Palme d’or at Cannes, the controversy that has been following around Blue is the Warmest Color has made the whole affair much larger than the actual scope of the film itself. I suppose it comes with the territory of earning an NC-17 rating for its graphic depiction of lesbian sex.
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"When I first visited a traditional nail salon to treat my callused hands and feet, I felt completely like a fish out of water in a predominantly female environment," said owner Elliot in a statement. "I immediately saw a need for a nail shop that caters to businessmen, athletes, mechanics and men who take proper care of their appearance and hygiene."
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Yesterday a BanksyLAX site popped up on The Internet, leading everyone to believe the street artist would be doing a residency in the city in December. But Banksy's publicist told us the website is fake, and there is "no show in LA."
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Our favorite amateur gumshoe is back! We'll be seeing a reincarnation of Angela Landsbury's Jessica Fletcher from Murder, She Wrote very soon. Deadline Hollywood revealed that NBC will be reviving the show with a new detective to take her place—Octavia Spencer (from The Help fame).
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In a stage show just for Universal Studios' Hollywood Horror Nights, "Bill & Ted's Excellent Halloween Adventure" was supposed to be funny and topical. Instead it was homophobic and racist and just about every pejorative adjective you could think of. In one sentence it was over.
