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Cruise, 64, has worked in film for more than four decades.
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Mo' money, mo' problems: the county is investigating whether Octomom made too much money last year to be on welfare. Someone (perhaps one of her many anonymous haters) filed a complaint that Nadya Suleman was receiving welfare, including food stamps, despite the fact that she raked in $200,000 last year.
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The current host of "Late Night" reached out to Leno in order to make the transition from one host to another as smooth as possible.
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Looks like the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) will not be bedfellows after all.
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Too bad, Too Short! The pioneering West Coast rapper and L.A. native was busted early Wednesday morning on suspicion of a DUI and narcotics violations while behind the wheel in Hollywood.
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Harry Reems, the male star of the 1972 porn phenom "Deep Throat," died yesterday after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Reems, who was born Herbert Streicher, made his name starring opposite Linda Lovelace in the legendary porn flick "Deep Throat" in 1972.
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Gwyneth Paltrow has earned herself a reputation as a little bit...above the normal mortal experience, but in a recent interview, she opened up about a very human moment in life, one that had massive emotional repercussions for her: While pregnant with her third child, she suffered a miscarriage.
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It's been a long time since L.A.'s Echo Park Lake has been its usual self. A two-year-long rehab project has been taking place, putting iconic items like the Lady of the Lake statue on the move, and looking more like a construction zone than a lake-dotted city park. But the end is in sight: The lake is set to re-open in mid-May.
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The Key Club is no more, and after a mourning period sufficient enough to do some remodeling, the venue already has a new tenant poised to rock the L.A. nightlife.
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Judd Apatow is not a stranger to criticism, be it for something he's done himself ("This is 40") or something he's gotten behind ("Girls"). But the writer/director/producer/dude doesn't usually address the haters -- until now.
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Brett Ratner has been cleaning up his image with the LGBT community and according to The Hollywood Reporter, he accepted an Ally Award from GLAAD on Saturday night.
