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Extra, Extra: Where Elvis Went in L.A., Hollywood High-Rises and Blue Ivy Carter's Takeover
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- Malibu wants to take over a public beach that it says the county has failed to make accessible to the public
- Where Elvis loved to go when he was in town
- Hollywood's plan for high-rises
- State disaster aid may not reach the Windpocalypse epicenter
- The Seal Beach Salon where there was a massacre is still closed three months later and the city is trying to figure out how to memorialize the horrific event
- Tony Blankely, the "right" on KCRW's "Left, Right and Center," has died
- Geez, Blue Ivy Carter is like 5 seconds old and she already has her own Huffington Post page
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