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We found a number of artsy events happening around town tonight: The Standard, Hollywood closes out a Bert Rodriguez installation with a party; Simone Forti performs at the Hammer; there's a multimedia variety show/salon at La Luz de Jesus; a final party for a beloved cafe; and a sunset concert. Read on for all the details.
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Robert Pattinson has left the home he shared with his girlfriend and "Twilight" co-star Kristen Stewart, after news broke (and pictures taken in public in broad daylight surfaced) that she had a fling with the married director of "Snow White and the Huntsman."
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The Egyptian saddles up "Spaghetti Westerns Unchained", spotlighting the morally murky, bloody world of Italian gunslingers. But if you can't take desert duels, the New Beverly has a double dose of doggies!
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We found plenty to do in L.A. tonight. Check out short films by local directors at the Egyptian Theatre, laugh for a good cause at the Laugh Factory, or rock out to Ava Luna at the Echo. You can also taste samples from restaurants in downtown Long Beach, indulge in Lexington Social House's happy hour, or listen to author Charles Yu read his humorous short stories.
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Sorry Twihards, but not all is well between the film's on and off-screen couple Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson. Yesterday People broke the story that Stewart had a brief fling with Rupert Sanders, the 41-year-old married director of Stewart's latest film "Snow White and the Huntsman."
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Snoop Dogg once made his career by asking listeners to tell him his own name. The appropriate response, at that time, was of course "Snoop Doggy Do-o-o-o-ggg." But now, you'd be woefully out of touch were you to respond as such.
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Shit is hitting the fan at the Jackson estate. It all began last week when Katherine Jackson -- Paris, Blanket and Prince's grandmother and guardian -- went missing, only to be discovered later at an Arizona spa. Seems normal enough, except that she hadn't told her grandchildren where she was going.
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Tonight in LA, we found a number of literature and poetry events: Poetry readings at ALOUD and at the Annenberg Beach House; authors Rob Bell and Mark Salzman read at the Viper Room and Vroman's, respectively; the Hammer Forum covers drone warfare; and a VICE and Indio Cerveza party at La Cita. Read on for all the details.
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Well, it's official -- reality TV is now an acceptable stop along the career paths of high-profile pop and rock singers. Following in the hallowed footsteps of Jennifer Lopez, Paula Abdul and Steven Tyler, Mariah Carey has signed on as a judge of "American Idol."
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Difficult as it is to believe, certain men are still -- still! -- debating the issue of whether or not women are funny. Like, they're seriously debating it. They mean it when they say things like "most pretty girls aren't funny" and "The reason why you know more funny dudes than funny chicks is that dudes are funnier than chicks."