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Tom Skerritt, the Emmy-winning actor, has died. He was 93.
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The official ruling on the cause of death of actress Natalie Wood has been changed from "accidental" to "undetermined" in her file at the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation from auditions, the people's republic of Santa Monica and the freezing cold. Our Overheard in L.A. feature relies on you to send us the strange conversations you overhear in this city. Send them our way at tips@laist.com.
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It looks like Britney Spears could be moving to Sin City. Spears' team is negotiating the final details of a contract for her own show in Las Vegas.
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Tom Cruise wasn't always a high-profile Scientologist, and Scientology didn't take a shine to him right away. Cruise was raised Catholic, and his spirituality was important enough to him that he considered entering the priesthood.
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Britney Spears and her agent-turned-fiancé Jason Trawick have called it quits. The pair split amicably after being engaged for the last year.
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Get out because the holiday lull is over: there's burlesque, punk and sparkling wine to be seen, heard and tasted.
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TGIF! Here's what we found going on in L.A. tonight: a little shopping in Santa Monica, a live Scorsese soundtrack, The Mismatch Game for a good cause, an Orson Welles double feature, talks on art, science and the future at Actual Size Gallery. Read on for all the details.
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Yesterday, we found out that Lindsay Lohan was a bit of a diva on the set of "The Canyons." Now we have even more info about her wild and crazy behavior while turning the Bret Easton Ellis book into a film.
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A Chinese TV maker has purchased the rights to name the iconic Hollywood theater formerly known as "Grauman's Chinese Theatre." From now on, the theater celebrating its 85th anniversary will be known as "TCL Chinese Theatre."
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The Hollywood Museum debuted the exhibition "Loretta Young: Hollywood Legend" yesterday to mark the 100th anniversary of the first actress to win both an Academy Award and Emmy Award.
