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Before they won Oscars, the team behind The Artist made two 60s spy comedies, playing this weekend at the New Beverly. Plus, Cinefamily restores Chaplin & the Aero boasts a Silent House of its own.
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The death of singer Whitney Houston the day before the Grammy Awards is likely to be ruled an accident, E! News is reporting. The entertainment network is citing "a source with knowledge of the ongoing investigation," for the exclusive information, which is being shared by other publications today.
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It's a week full of charity shows for the greater good, so be sure to get out and donate - both your laughs and a few bills. Russell Brand is doing a single show at Largo Monday night and much, much more.
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Here's what we found going on around LA tonight: Monty Python's Spamalot opens for a week run at the Pantages; there are a couple of SXSW-themed dinners to foster networking and creativity; and ALOUD at the Central Library hosts a sociologist who'll discuss how singles are thriving in modern society. Read on for all the details.
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Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra's Westside Connections series adds some culinary flair with a few special guests to discuss and examine the relationships between music and food.
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Long after the show was over, most of the Academy Awards’ major category winners (except Best Supporting Oscar Winner Christopher Plummer) slowly made their way to the Oscar pressroom. Here are some of our favorite quotes and anecdotes from the backstage interviews tonight:
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Get out so you can check out art in Santa Barbara, explore feminist work or check out the lady who made the topless bathing suit famous.
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The long-awaited, incredible journey for a 340-ton rock in Riverside is (finally!) set to begin this week. LACMA says that the massive monolith that is the centerpiece for artist Michael Heizer’s piece "Levitated Mass" will begin its 105-mile trip this Tuesday from the Inland Empire all the way to the museum on the Miracle Mile.
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Meet Kona, a two-year-old calico cat, and Strummer, a two-year-old Pittie mix. Kona loves to be held and is very affectionate. Strummer has learned basic obedience, loves to go for runs and is friendly with other dogs and everyone he meets, including children.
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Get out so you can head to a swap meet in the High Desert or celebrate the life of the late artist Mike Kelley.
