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Every year, millions of Halloween costumes end up in a landfill after a single use, and many are made from synthetic plastics that don’t easily break down.
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Some of us haven't even hung the Christmas lights, and we're already supposed to pop champagne for New Year's Eve? Elsewhere, Jonah Hill & Charlize Theron battle for extreme arrested development!
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Solo exhibition by Quim Tarrida opens at T.A.G. Toy Art Gallery tonight. (Photo: Tarrida's Subsub Family Black, ceramic, courtesy of the gallery) TGIF. Here's what's going on around town: A number of art openings, including ones at Kana Manglapus and T.A.G. Toy Art Gallery; a book signing with Patricia Cornwell; a Library Foundation’s Library Store pop-up shop in Encino; and a midnight screening of Santa Claus Conquers the Martians. Read on for all the...
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Way back in 1875, the Bergamot Station in Santa Monica was actually a train stop for the Red Line that ran through Los Angeles to the Santa Monica Pier. Now the city of Santa Monica is trying to decide what to do in 2015 when the gallery space again becomes a train stop — this time for the new Expo Line.
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Taylor Armstrong talked about her memoir of domestic violence, "Hiding from Reality: My Story of Love, Loss and Finding the Courage Within," after Monday night's episode of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills." Now, she tells ABC News that she didn't feel safe coming forward about the alleged abuse she suffered at the hands of her late husband, Russell Armstrong, until after he committed suicide.
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We've been following Lindsay Lohan's travels closely these days, as she's gone from jail, to the Downtown Women's Center, to the morgue. Now, the young actress has made her way to the pages of Playboy, and while the pictures were expected to debut on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" next week, someone has leaked the cover shot to the world wide web.
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Anyone who had the unfortunate experience of sitting through "The Hangover Part II" can tell you that it was little more than a regurgitation of the script from "The Hangover," set in Thailand and therefore featuring more racist stereotypes about Asian people. Like the "Sex and the City" movies, one desperately hoped that the producers would thank their lucky stars that they were able to pull the wool over movie-going audiences' eyes enough to get them to show up to this ridiculous sequel, then pocket the cash and run.
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In the world of internet film geekery, your seen-list is roughly equivalent to your penis size (the difference being that you actually use your seen-list on a regular basis). For a film geek as revered as Edgar Wright to publicly declare he hasn't seen X is a brave move on his part and a wonderful opportunity on ours, since he's made "Movies Edgar Has Never Seen" the theme of his latest Wright Stuff festival at the New Beverly!
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Here's what going on around town tonight: It's the last LA Art Walk of the year in DTLA; Slake hosts writer Ben Ehrenreich; a curator conversation at A+D Museum; Jimi Hendrix film and discussion at the Grammy Museum; and a cool neighborhood holiday party on West 3rd Street in LA. Read on for all the details.
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Harry Morgan, the Emmy winning actor best known for his role as Colonel Sherman Potter in "M*A*S*H" died today at the age of 96. Plus, NerdMelt tomorrow, and new episodes of "Modern Family" and "Happy Endings" are among the what to watch picks.
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After 20+ years, the Boston Symphony finally makes its way back to Los Angeles, for a performance this Saturday night at the Disney Hall. We got to chat with Mark Volpe, the Managing Director of the BSO on the orchestra, the program, and on the LA music scene.
