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It's always nice to see the Observatory get some props, and in this "Pop Pilgrims" segment, the A.V. Club's head writer, Nathan Rabin, speaks to film critic James Rocchi on site about the Griffith Observatory's contribution to movie history.
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Although we're hitting the summer slowdown for classical music, we still have a few options for classical music buffs this week.
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Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek was hospitalized in Los Angeles yesterday after suffering a mild heart attack. The 71-year-old trivia king and sprinkler fix-it guy was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center yesterday.
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Get out so you can listen to jazz, buy some prints at Self Help Graphics or check out the new rock at LACMA.
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There’s no shortage of free music events coming up this summer, but leave it to our good ol’ county government to bring us free shows this summer showcasing local musicians. The L.A. County Arts Commission has chosen a broad array of artists, slated to play 55 free concerts beginning June 30 and ending October 27.
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Get out so you can party in Pomona, check out a new exhibit at MOCA or take a leisurely tour of the Arroyo Seco.
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It ain't easy being Octomom. Nadya Suleman's manager says she had to endure harassment from the cabin crew on a flight from LAX to NYC.
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The cover story of this week's Entertainment Weekly, "The New Art of Coming Out in Hollywood," explores the changing ways that celebrities are choosing to come out.
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Even in this day and age of condoms, birth control and the morning-after pill, it's still possible to get knocked up from just one misstep. Here to remind us all of that fact is 38-year-old actor James Marsden, who plays Tina Fey's love interest on "30 Rock," and who has impregnated 24-year-old Brazilian model Rose Costa.
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Great stuff happening tonight in LA. There's a pop-up punk photography exhibition and book signing, featuring the works of John Scarpati; a summer solstice extravaganza at HM157; 'Say the Word' reading series at the Skirball; a Disney singalong at Disney Hall; and a literary rock band. Read on for all the details.
