- We know, we know: Who cares about LiLo? And yet, she keeps making headlines. Today, word the actress could go back to jail.
- Here in L.A., people keep flipping properties, even though it’s risky business
- The Brentwood Country mart goes modern-day in this look at the property from the travelin' folks at the NY Times.
- Find out how things went in the Michael Jackson doctor trial today.
- Citysearch and ABC7 teamed up to name the 7 best coffeehouses around town (and a couple in neighboring counties). How'd they do?
- An OC-based company marketing bracelets that harness your body's "natural energy field" to help you with your balance admit today the bracelets don't really work. Wow, no way!?!
- RIP to longtime character actor Bill Erwin, who recently died at his L.A. home. He was 96.
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