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Hollywood's favorite batshit crazy person, Charlie Sheen, revealed today that he lost his virginity exactly the way you might expect.
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This Saturday, June 16, join The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) for their annual ArtWalk.
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Lindsay Lohan is getting suddenly bashful at the thought of going completely nude in her next movie "The Canyons." Before Lohan was associated with the project, the film's screenwriter Bret Easton Ellis said that leads will have "to act and be full frontal naked banging girls and guys realistically."
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Those who didn't catch a glimpse of the infamous 340-ton granite Levitated Mass on its way to LACMA can soon see it and the rest of the museum for free all summer long with the purchase of a general admission ticket.
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For "STALKER" artist Lisa Solberg has covered the gallery with reflective insulation panels, causing your image to stare back at you as you watch your everyday life unfold in a mix of ink and paint.
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Two stories tied together by a similar theme can nevertheless tell completely different tales, and such is the case with the double bill "HanJo/Left to Tell" put on by RedSoil Theater as their inaugural production.
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Paris Jackson, 15, appeared on the show "Oprah's Next Chapter" on Sunday, and reported that rich kids in L.A. are no different from the rest of the country when it comes to bullying.
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Need a little lunchtime body and right-brain boost? ForYourArt is bringing you a "creativity-focused yoga session" today from Noon to 1 p.m. for all artists and the artist in everyone.
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In the world of art, does copyright for origami patterns matter? A group of renowned origami artists are suing a painter, accusing her of copyright infringement by adapting their design for her works. But the painter, Sarah Morris, claims using found images is an accepted practice, "Whatever you think of, say, Warhol, Lichtenberg, Rauchenberg, imagine you lost all of that work. Imagine that wasn’t there in the 20th century. That’s what would happen, you know?"
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Photo courtesy jeffgamble via LAist Flickr. June continues to chug right along, and the best parts of summer are starting to fall upon us. Don't waste these precious days watching Breaking Bad or whatever... go see shows! If you've got an upcoming comedy show you'd like to see listed in the future, email me. I might just come down from my pedestal long enough to reply. MONDAY 6/11 True Story, 7:30p iO West. The...
