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Alex Mendham and His Orchestra will return to the iconic hotel, after a sold out performance last weekend
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We found a number of events tonight that are a great way to kick off the unofficial last weekend of summer. There are art openings; a concert at the Skirball with Jenny O and more; another concert in DTLA to benefit working families; a New Orleans’ 1930s vaudeville revival at the Ford; and Lucky Dragons accompanies the 1923 film Souls for Sale at the Echo Park Film Center’s Filmmobile’s next stop. Read on for all the details.
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Fifty years after it was released, Joseph Losey's 'The Servant' is back in theaters in limited release with a sparkling digital restoration by StudioCanal.
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magine hitting the stage night after night for 1,000 consecutive gigs, with the goal of not just surpassing a previous record, but totally obliterating it. That's the bold (and funny!) mission of comedian Sammy Obeid.
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Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones have separated after 13 years of marriage, their rep confirmed today.
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For those who remember the glimpse of edgy womanhood the teen magazine afforded its readers, local blogger Sherrie Gulmahamad has digitized memory lane by scanning in her old issues and posting them to her Tumblr, Sassy Magazine LIVES.
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The church of Scientology never fails to disappoint. In today's crazy, another woman has stepped forward saying that she auditioned to be Tom Cruise's wife, pre-Katie Holmes.
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If day one of L.A. punk festival FYF Fest was for loud rock bands, Sunday's day two gave the dream poppers some time under the hazy, swirling spotlight at Chinatown's State Historic Park.
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Saturday marked the 10th anniversary of local punk festival FYF Fest, and on the first day of the two-day show at the state park in Chinatown, it was bold female singers who won the day.
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation from the 3rd Street Promenade, a music festival and Palm Springs.
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We finally have an answer as to why the Hollywood sign was mysteriously lit on the nights of August 20 and 21 and why no one at the L.A. film office or the Hollywood sign knew about it.
