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Tom Skerritt, the Emmy-winning actor, has died. He was 93.
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Get out so you can ring in the lunar new year, try some noodles or enjoy some Grammy-themed cocktails.
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Get out so you can find out what the Slavs and Tatars have in common, check out some bands or learn about animal romance.
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As LAPD searches futilely for an armed and dangerous man with seemingly severe mental health issues, actor Bradley Cooper and director David O. Russell, who worked together on "Silver Linings Playbook," took to Washington D.C. to meet with Vice President Joe Biden about expanding the nation's access to mental healthcare.
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The person who was allegedly quoted as saying that Brown didn't do his community service is saying that it's possible Brown did do what he was supposed to do -- but it might have been when the supervisor wasn't looking.
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Willow Smith didn't drop out of the movie because of her age, as previously reported, but because -- at least, this according to her father -- she's more mature than both of her parents combined, and wanted to have a shot at a normal childhood.
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Chris Brown was in court in Los Angeles today to discuss concerns recently raised by prosecutors the singer had not sufficiently provided proof he'd completed his 180 days of community service as part of his probation. For moral support, Brown brought lady love Rihanna, who just happens to be the victim in the case that got him on probation to begin with.
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The 55th Annual Grammy Awards will be rocking the airwaves from Los Angeles on February 10, and as part of the ramp-up to the big show, performers and attendees are being issued a warning from broadcasting network CBS about just how much of their flesh needs to stay covered up.
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It can sometimes be difficult to sympathize with celebrities who court the spotlight and then complain about the downsides of fame. But it's a little different with Kendall and Kylie Jenner: the younger members of the Kardashian clan were barely tweens when they were thrust into the spotlight when "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" premiered almost six years ago.
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In order to win the finals in L.A. County's spelling bee competition, 14-year-old Rebecca baron had to spell "einsteinium," "bastide" and "geanticline."
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If you watched the Golden Globes, you'll know that Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig make a ridiculously good comedy team. Their delivery of the award for Best Actress was some of the best improv we've seen in years. Which makes it all the more exciting that the duo will be paired up on the big screen for the sequel to "Anchorman."
