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Courtney Love's big mouth has gotten her into all sorts of trouble, and now it's looking like a libel lawsuit filed by her own ex-lawyer is going to go ahead.
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Inspired by the popularity of the Academy Award-nominated film "The Artist," the Associated Press takes a look at the remnants of the Silent Screen Era in Los Angeles.
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The late artist Mike Kelley took his own life last month, while he was at his home in South Pasadena. Now MOCA will be offering "A Tribute to Mike Kelley" in an exhibition that features several works from the artist in its permanent collection, as well as works he had donated to the museum.
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Sunset Junction Neighborhood Alliance, the group that put on the (once-darling) Sunset Junction Festival for three decades before the city pulled the plug this summer, filed for bankruptcy in court this December. The group's assets are very few—just $500 for office supplies and furniture—while its debts tally up to $928,000
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The Kodak Theatre is no longer the Kodak Theatre. Sure, the sign in front still has the company's name on it, but it's only a matter of time before that's taken down.
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While the infamy of the subject matter presented could have resulted in a gripping historical drama, and while it is clear that writer and director John Power meant well, this production is painfully slow and untheatrical. In fact, it bears more resemblance to a class presentation of a history project than a play.
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This duck sees all. Photo courtesy chickpokipsie via LAist Flickr pool. Tuesday is Valentine's Day, so be sure to treat your significant other right with a night out at a comedy show. Single and jaded? Even better! Try a dose of laughter to cure your emotional ills. As always, if you've got a show you'd like to see listed in the future, just email me. MONDAY 2/13 MTV Showcase, 8p The Laugh Factory. A...
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If dinner and reruns of Pretty Woman don’t sound appealing to you love birds, here are some alternative options to woo your significant other. To everyone else, these events are a wonderful opportunity to wash out that depression with some hard liquor and like-minded individuals as you try to fall in bed with a stranger.
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It's Valentine's Day, and we found a number of eclectic events going on around town tonight that you can do with or without a date. Love Hurts is the theme for The Moth storytellers; the silent film Sunrise screens at the Cinefamily; queer cinema takes over the Hammer; and Lucha VaVoom is at the Mayan. And, there's more: Read on for all the details.
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There are always a number of predictable characters at sexually-themed events in Los Angeles: The men whose expectant faces reveal that they're giddily hoping to see a porn star, the women whose constant adjustment of their skintight garments reveals that they are, once were, or hope to become that porn star, the ever-so-slightly self-congratulatory event employees who gleefully demonstrate sex toys.
