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Extra, Extra: Courtney Love Counsels LiLo, Photos from City Hall & Tar Pit Pollution
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- This might not work: Courtney Love is trying to coach Lindsay Lohan to not become like her.
- The Hanson brothers created a beer called MMMHop, of course.
- The dress Amy Winehouse wore on the "Black to Black" album sold for a whopping $68K.
- 15 photos of what the City Hall lawn looks like after Occupy LA was booted out.
- The mayor of San Fernando shared way TMI at a council meeting.
- Cedars-Sinai is cutting most of its psychiatric services.
- Is La Brea Tar Pits polluting the water?
- Sea World rescued an otter pup found stranded in Santa Barbara.
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