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Zeus is a sweet, lovable giant. French Mastiffs are a very special breed and he is no exception. Bandit is a male, 7 month old, Tabby kitty. He and his siblings were bottle fed since they were 2-3 weeks old and are very loving. Bandit and Zeus are available from Pups and Pals.
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The city attorney's office won't be pressing charges against Sean Young after she showed up without a ticket to an Academy Awards after-party and got into a fight with a security guard.
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There's a lot going on today Los Angeles! Get out so you can celebrate fashion, see some Marx Brothers classics, learn how to celebrate Nowruz, fold origami or hang out at the library after hours with some pretty awesome guests.
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Anton Chekhov famously contended that his plays were meant to be comedies, albeit perhaps with a tinge of melancholy in their makeup but productions of his work over the last century have tended toward the languorous and dour.
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TGIF! We found an eclectic mix of events happening around town tonight, including art inspired by comics at Gallery1988—with Weird Al Yankovic in person; Pasadena museums stay open late; Castle's cast and crew at PaleyFest; and a night hike in Franklin Canyon.
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Artist Lisa Lesniak works as a stylist, costume designer and visual artist, and in her free time, she volunteers to work with the homeless in Beverly Hills. Lesniak has created a series of portraits of the people she's come to know through her volunteerism, and LA Observed reports that she'll be selling some of that artwork at a show called "Among You" on March 16.
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Ralph Kirshbaum, world renown pedagogue and performer, recently moved to L.A. to take over the Gregor Piatigorsky Endowed Chair in Violoncello at the USC Thornton School of Music. We got to chat with Kirshbaum about his role as artistic director for the Festival, and the music scene among other things in L.A.
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It's International Women's Day, and what better way to celebrate with an evening of music, dance, spoken word from artists from around the world at the Skirball? There's also a Planned Parenthood fundraiser with food; Slake After Dark readings, LA Times press tour and more. Read on for all the details
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Jennifer Westfeldt recently chatted with us about her inspiration for writing Friends with Kids, the challenges of directing, and how she hopes people aren't disappointed when this movie, co-starring the likes of Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph and Chris O'Dowd, isn't actually a sequel to Bridesmaids.
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Beastie Boy Mike D is the man with the master plan for an upcoming multimedia arts festival, "Transmission LA". The 21-day festival is the second "Transmission" event; the first one last year was in Berlin and was curated by Raf Simons.
