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While Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope is about the comic-con crowd, the film's underlying themes of hope, community, acceptance, and the human capacity to be extraordinary make the film boundlessly inclusive and universally engaging.
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Pasadena is home to the Bunny Museum, a world record holding living museum that houses thousands upon thousands of bunny knick-knacks, trinkets, and tchotchkes. This wonderful little curiosity spot is housed within the walls of a quaint residential Victory Park cottage nestled at the foot of Mount Wilson.
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What the heck is going on with actress Amanda Bynes? The 26-year-old actress was busted in the wee hours of Friday morning in West Hollywood for a suspected DUI after she sideswiped a cop car with her black BMW.
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It's official: Heidi Klum filed for divorce from Seal this afternoon. The divorce isn't a surprise exactly: the couple has been separated for three months.
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Locals with an affinity for yarn are finally being acknowledged: L.A.'s first annual Yarn Crawl is happening from Thursday, April 12 - Sunday, April 15. For those four days, stores selling yarn, needles and the like will open their doors to knitting aficionados throughout the south land.
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It's a night of great art and events in LA. We found an interesting MOPLA Pro'jekt with projected works from a number of photographers; a Red Bull street artist challenge; open movie night at the Echo Park Film Center; the comedy of The Movie Guys; and a Ghost World.-Daniel Clowes event at NerdMelt. Read on for all the details.
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Rogue Machine's Artistic Director John Flynn, waxed knowingly about the shared theatrical lifeblood of Los Angeles. Flynn eloquently declared, "Art is transformative. It can change the world. It isn't what we do, but how we do it that is transformative."
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Na-Na Na-Na Na-Na Na-Na! Adam West, the original "Batman" got his star today on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. We have a round-up of pictures from the ceremony and a couple of (campy) videos of West on "Batman" and more recently, "Family Guy."
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an art show commemorating the 20th anniversary of the prequel "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me" opens at the Copro Gallery
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UCLA's Student Chapter of the Association of Moving Image Archivists inaugurates a new 35mm screening series, Something Old, Something New, at the New Beverly. Elsewhere, local high schoolers reinvent Shakespeare and the first alt-Easter line-up.
