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There are plenty of great shows this week, with iO West hosting the LA Improv Festival and the LA Fringe Festival kicking around Theater Row on Santa Monica. Plus, the usual suspects like the Nerdist Theater and the Laugh Factory are providing unique one-off shows that shouldn't be missed. So don't miss 'em!
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This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features snippets of conversation overhead from Runyon Canyon hikers, shaman clients and Trader Joe's customers. 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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Get Out, LA! You can enjoy Design & Dim Sum, film, shopping, and a pop-up BBQ today.
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Richard Dawson, the beloved "Match Game" panelist and longtime "Family Feud" host has died. He was 79.
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Get out so you can check out some up-and-coming artists, go on a pride ride or watch a couple of westerns.
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Rumor has it the owner of the Hollywood Palladium is prepping to list the property for sale this week, and already there's speculation as to what might become of the iconic performance venue.
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Street artist extraordinaire Shepard Fairey will soon be providing the world with wearable designs -- Levis has tapped Fairey and fellow artist André Saraiva to make signature emblems for denim trucker jackets, in honor of the opening of the jeans' company's new store in Paris.
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Pencil This In: First Fridays at NHM, Fassbinder Film Retrospective, Art Openings at La Luz de JesusPencil this In is going on a two-week hiatus, so to keep up with events happening around LA, follow @LAist on Twitter and on Facebook. In the meantime, here's what's happening tonight--stuff happening in DTLA, Santa Monica and parts in between: a mix of science and music at NHM, art at La Luz de Jesus, a pop-up bar food concept and Fassbinder films. Read on for all the details.
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He did it! Los Angeles Police Department Detective Gus Martinez, nearly 20 years on the force, has set a new Guinness World Record for riding a Ferris wheel for 25 continuous hours.
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Tupac Shakur's resurrection at Coachella whetted the public's appetite for dead celebrity holograms, and now, the latest icon to be turned into a digital shadow of their former selves is Marilyn Monroe -- according to The Hollywood Reporter, tech company Digicon Media is planning a concert for the actress' virtual comeback.
