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Police are investigating the theft of trading cards worth at least $963,000.
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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.
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Thursday, November 7. 8 p.m. Bravo. Book it. "Arrested Development" will be featured on Bravo's "Inside the Actor's Studio."
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Tom Hardy certainly isn't getting typecasted for any Bane-like roles since he starred as the villain in The Dark Knight Rises. The actor has just signed on to portray iconic pop star Elton John in an upcoming biopic, Rocketman.
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She's been Frances Farmer, Blanche DuBois and "Big" Edie Bouvier. She's won two Oscars, two Emmys and five Golden Globe awards. After a career that started in the 1970's, actress Jessica Lange might see retirement in her horizon.
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Since the website's launch in June, CEO Roy Condrey said that they've been swamped with requests, according to The Houston Chronicle. For a fee of $11.99, the service will let you know if anyone's died in your house and send you a "certified report."
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Thanks to original series Arrested Development, Orange Is the New Black and House of Cards, Netflix surpassed HBO in subscribers in the third quarter.
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I've lived here for seven years, and I love it! The weather is great and there are so many fun and creative people. But some of my friends are always complaining, and saying that New York is so much better. Are they right? What should I tell them?
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The "Lady Killer" might have gotten off, so to speak. The L.A. County District Attorney declined to file sexual assault charges against the 39-year old singer CeeLo Green whose real name is Thomas DeCarlo Calloway according to the Los Angeles Times.
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In the past 10 years since Elliott Smith died, the Silver Lake mural that became the backdrop of his album "Figure 8" has served as a place for the fans to pay tribute to the singer-songwriter who lived in Echo Park.
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In a recent article, Conde Nast gave York Blvd. in Highland Park some major street cred, and decidedly said it's a great alternative to Silver Lake. (Apparently, they feel Silver Lake is "overrun with tourists and hipsters.")
