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ICYMI: Shia LaBeouf Movie Sold Just One Ticket During Its U.K. Premiere Last Weekend

By Tim Loc

Published Apr 4, 2017 11:00 PM

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As today's congressional race shows us once more, Angelenos aren't exactly excited about voting.
Another thing that people aren't excited about? Shia LaBeouf's Man Down, which sold the equivalent of just one ticket during its U.K. premiere over the past weekend.
This apartment by the border of Beverly Hills and Century City will set you back $9,000 a month. Expensive? Perhaps, but it's also got on-site Botox.
Did a crowdsourced campaign help find the mysterious "Planet 9"?
Whoa. The Violent Femmes and Echo and the Bunnymen may be touring together in the near future.
Which brands do teens think are cool these days? Apparently, they like Oreos but hate Vice.
Here's Bjork at the Royal Opera House in London. Reminder: she's coming to FYF Fest this year.

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