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The 52-year-old woman who filed suit earlier this year against actor Johnny Depp and the management of the Hollywood Palladium is defending her choice to file the suit anonymously in new documents submitted to the court today.
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For the past three years, L.A.-based arts journalist and Times dance critic Debra Levine has been on a crusade. She's been tracing the career of not-so-well-known choreographer Jack Cole and carrying his torch all over the country.
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It's another week of fine standup, sketch and improv, from Venice to Brea and everywhere in between. Of particular note is the return of Melgard Mondays, with a fantastic lineup to match.
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Los Angeles in late summer boasts a couple of big-time music festivals. But bargain-seeking music fans should get excited: the Mad Decent Block Party is coming to town again, and it's still 100% free.
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It's Monday, but we found a few events to help kick the start-of-the-week blues. We're suckers for The Sound of Music, and tonight it screens in glorious 70mm in Beverly Hills; Steve Elkins new film examines the meaning of music; bring an instrument for a bluegrass jam at the Ford Amphitheatre; poking fun of Star Trek at NerdMelt; and of course, It's a School Night. Read on for all the details.
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Get out today to buy crafts, drink a free beer, visit LA's newest park, watch a spaghetti western, or peruse a new art exhibit.
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Martin Sheen will be joining the cast of "Anger Management" starring his son Charlie Sheen. Martin will be brought on to play—what else?—the father of Charlie's character on the show.
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When La Toya Jackson becomes the voice of reason in your life, it may be time for some soul-searching. As much of the Jackson family has become embroiled in arguments over the custody of Michael Jackson's kids, Paris Jackson, Prince Jackson and Blanket Jackson, and the execution of Michael Jackson's estate, La Toya, who has stayed out of it, is now calling for an end to the public fighting.
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For those of you who hoped that Bristol Palin would fade quietly into the oblivion of the Alaskan landscape now that she's returned home to Wasilla, we bring bad tidings: the 21-year-old single mom will be back on "Dancing With The Stars" as a castmember on the show's upcoming All-Star season.
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Robert Pattinson and Liberty Ross aren't the only people upset with Kristen Stewart for making out with her "Snow White and the Huntsman" director, Rupert Sanders -- now, Charlize Theron, Stewart's co-star in the movie, has jumped on the anti-KStew bandwagon.
