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Cruise, 64, has worked in film for more than four decades.
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Patton Oswalt chose to express his gratitude and appreciation for those heroes who, upon seeing the explosions at the Boston Marathon, ran towards the destruction to help out.
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Today, 2013 Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists were announced. The coveted award is handed out once a year for excellence in journalism, literature and the arts.
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Comedian Kevin Hart wound up behind bars early Sunday morning after he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence while behind the wheel on the 101 Freeway.
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A visit to the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam can be a powerful experience, and guests from all around the world are invited to sign the book at the historic World War II hiding place site to share their thoughts. When popstar Justin Bieber was there this week, he thought maybe the iconic teenage writer could have been a fan of his. You know, if things were, like way different.
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Get out to listen to country, take in some history or art.
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Get out so you can catch improv, 14th century fashion or a roller derby show.
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TGIF! Here’s what’s happening today in LA: Tonight’s the final comedy matchups for the 7th annual March Comedy Madness tournament; the Festival of Film Noir and the Indian Film Festival of LA continue through the weekend; Christopher Sullivan animation screening and complementary art exhibition open; and Beth Lapides brings the Say the Word series back to the Skirball. Read on for all the details.
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When the book "Go The Fuck To Sleep" was released in 2011, everybody fell in love with the story and writer Adam Mansbach, who told of his frustration in not being able to get his kid to go to bed every night. Now, the book is being adapted for the big screen.
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Last week, Gwyneth Paltrow was quoted in an interview with Harper's Bazaar saying what everyone else is thinking: That she doesn't want to get too much Botox because she doesn't want to wind up looking like Joan Rivers
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Beloved groundbreaking funny man Jonathan Winters has died, according to a family friend. Winters, 87, died Thursday evening at his home in Montecito, California, reports the Associated Press. He was surrounded by family and friends, and died of natural causes.
